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''[[Pelo e ja serati]]'' (“Serves you right” – Southern Sotho) by [[J.S. Ntsaba]]. A love story in which the Xhosa and Basotho cultures clash and the ancestors are seen to be very influential on the lives of the living. Published by [[Mazenod]] in 1964. | ''[[Pelo e ja serati]]'' (“Serves you right” – Southern Sotho) by [[J.S. Ntsaba]]. A love story in which the Xhosa and Basotho cultures clash and the ancestors are seen to be very influential on the lives of the living. Published by [[Mazenod]] in 1964. | ||
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| + | ''[[Pelo e ja serati]]'' is also a Tswana drama by [[J.M. Ntsime]]. Title in [[Afrikaans]]: ''Die minaarshart ken geen grense''; Title in English: ''A loving heart knows no bounds''. Published by [[Via Afrika]], 5th impression 1970. | ||
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Pelo e ja serati (“Serves you right” – Southern Sotho) by J.S. Ntsaba. A love story in which the Xhosa and Basotho cultures clash and the ancestors are seen to be very influential on the lives of the living. Published by Mazenod in 1964.
Pelo e ja serati is also a Tswana drama by J.M. Ntsime. Title in Afrikaans: Die minaarshart ken geen grense; Title in English: A loving heart knows no bounds. Published by Via Afrika, 5th impression 1970.
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