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Bosso, Majaivana and other taboos

A number of political philosophers and sociologists of the Global South have noted how sport and religion were used by colonialists to divert the minds and energies of natives from politics.Of religion Karl Marx wrote in 1843 that "religio…

Published: 30 May 2017 at 09:24hrs | 2 | by Cetshwayo Zindabazezwe Mabhena writes from South Africa

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Columnist / Cetshwayo zindabazezwe mabhena writes from south africa

Bosso, Majaivana and other taboos

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