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case against Israel in the International Court of Justice. And that should come as no surprise. He was also under the guidance of people like Aziz Pahad, who, as you will remember, later became a deputy foreign minister in South Africa. He was involved as an
struggle in this South Africa. He was part of a cell in London back in the 80s under the guidance of Aziz Pahad, whom you'll remember, of course, later became a deputy foreign minister in South Africa. He'll tell us why he's here and why he wants people to
involvement with the underground struggle in this South Africa. He was part of a cell in London back in the 80s under the guidance of Aziz Pahad, whom you'll remember, of course, later became a deputy foreign minister in South Africa. He'll tell us why.
Court of Justice. And that should come as no surprise. He was also under the guidance of people like Aziz Pahad, who, as you will remember, later became a deputy foreign minister in South Africa. He was involved as an underground operative of the ANC in London
Court of Justice. And that should come as no surprise. He was also under the guidance of people like Aziz Pahad, who And do the work that I was asked to do. Aziz Pahad was my ultimate boss. But I worked with several of the heroes. And most latterly, I had a
Court of Justice. And that should come as no surprise. He was also under the guidance of people like Aziz Pahad, who, as you will remember, later became a deputy foreign minister in South Africa. He was involved as an underground operative of the ANC in London
Court of Justice. And that should come as no surprise. He was also under the guidance of people like Aziz Pahad, who, as you will remember, later became a deputy foreign minister in South Africa. He was involved as an underground operative of the ANC in London
My commander was Aziz Pahad, later deputy foreign minister after the liberation. And Ismail Kovadia, later an ambassador of the South African government. And beyond them in the bush were the leaders of the armed struggle and the great freedom struggle that
8 stories on 3 stations in the last 30 days
case against Israel in the International Court of Justice. And that should come as no surprise. He was also under the guidance of people like Aziz Pahad, who, as you will remember, later became a deputy foreign minister in South Africa. He was involved as an
struggle in this South Africa. He was part of a cell in London back in the 80s under the guidance of Aziz Pahad, whom you'll remember, of course, later became a deputy foreign minister in South Africa. He'll tell us why he's here and why he wants people to
involvement with the underground struggle in this South Africa. He was part of a cell in London back in the 80s under the guidance of Aziz Pahad, whom you'll remember, of course, later became a deputy foreign minister in South Africa. He'll tell us why.
Court of Justice. And that should come as no surprise. He was also under the guidance of people like Aziz Pahad, who, as you will remember, later became a deputy foreign minister in South Africa. He was involved as an underground operative of the ANC in London
Court of Justice. And that should come as no surprise. He was also under the guidance of people like Aziz Pahad, who And do the work that I was asked to do. Aziz Pahad was my ultimate boss. But I worked with several of the heroes. And most latterly, I had a
Court of Justice. And that should come as no surprise. He was also under the guidance of people like Aziz Pahad, who, as you will remember, later became a deputy foreign minister in South Africa. He was involved as an underground operative of the ANC in London
Court of Justice. And that should come as no surprise. He was also under the guidance of people like Aziz Pahad, who, as you will remember, later became a deputy foreign minister in South Africa. He was involved as an underground operative of the ANC in London
My commander was Aziz Pahad, later deputy foreign minister after the liberation. And Ismail Kovadia, later an ambassador of the South African government. And beyond them in the bush were the leaders of the armed struggle and the great freedom struggle that
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George Galloway, arriving in South Africa on the People Power Tour, said he was a longtime ANC underground operative in London and that Aziz Pahad was his ultimate boss 46. Pahad later became a deputy foreign minister in South Africa 24.
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