South African Twitter Responds to Death of Apartheid Foreign Affairs Minister Pik Botha

        South African Twitter Responds to Death of Apartheid Foreign Affairs Minister Pik Botha
    South Africans are divided in their remembrance of Pik Botha's life and what he stood for.
Sabelo Mkhabela
October 12, 2018
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South African Twitter Responds to Death of Apartheid Foreign Affairs Minister Pik Botha

South Africans are divided in their remembrance of Pik Botha's life and what he stood for.

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