Repatriation initiative: South African government seeks families of freedom fighters buried in Angola
"In Angola, we have identified more than 400 graves for possible recovery.
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Today we continue, in earnest, the work of bringing home the sons and daughters of South Africa who marched into exile in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s and who never returned," he said. Mbalula reflected on Angola's role in the liberation Struggle, saying the country became home to MK training camps after gaining independence in 1975, and that many South Africans never made the journey back home.
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Today we continue, in earnest, the work of bringing home the sons and daughters of South Africa who marched into exile in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s and who never returned," he said.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Mbalula reflected on Angola's role in the liberation Struggle, saying the country became home to MK training camps after gaining independence in 1975, and that many South Africans never made the journey back home.
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