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Most South African children do not have access to books representing their backgrounds, cultural customs or even themselves, according to experts in children’s literature at a recent book launch in Johannesburg.
Adel van Niekerk spoke to Tina Akuoko of Ethnikids, an organisation trying to change that.
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