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'''''Sunjata''''' is the famous epic of Mali (also known in West Africa as Soundjata, sometimes spelled Son-Jara, Soundiata or Sundiata). | '''''Sunjata''''' is the famous epic of Mali (also known in West Africa as Soundjata, sometimes spelled Son-Jara, Soundiata or Sundiata). | ||
'''See''' ''[[Soundjata]]''. | '''See''' ''[[Soundjata]]''. | ||
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| + | Jan 2011 - A play | ||
| + | Adapted and directed by James Ngcobo | ||
| + | Cast: Dominique Gumede, Sibulele Gcilitshana, Conrad Kemp, Masasa | ||
| + | Mbangeni, Lerato Mvelase, Reshoketswe “Shoki” Sebotsane | ||
Revision as of 10:44, 3 April 2024
Sunjata is the name given to a play based on
Sunjata is the famous epic of Mali (also known in West Africa as Soundjata, sometimes spelled Son-Jara, Soundiata or Sundiata).
See Soundjata.
Jan 2011 - A play Adapted and directed by James Ngcobo Cast: Dominique Gumede, Sibulele Gcilitshana, Conrad Kemp, Masasa Mbangeni, Lerato Mvelase, Reshoketswe “Shoki” Sebotsane
