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Barbara Mosima Joyce Masekela (born 18 July 1941) is a South African poet, educator, and activist who has held positions of arts leadership within the African National Congress (ANC).

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rdfs:comment	Barbara Mosima Joyce Masekela (born 18 July 1941) is a South African poet, educator, and activist who has held positions of arts leadership within the African National Congress (ANC). (en) Barbara Mosima Joyce Masekela (* 18. Juli 1941 in Alexandra) ist eine südafrikanische ehemalige Lehrerin, Dichterin, Politikerin des African National Congress (ANC) und Diplomatin. (de) Barbara Masekela, née le 18 juillet 1941, est une poète, une enseignante et une militante sud-africaine, qui a occupé des postes de responsabilité au sein du Congrès national africain (ANC) et a notamment pesé sur les choix de cette organisation dans le domaine des arts et de la culture, pendant les années 1980. Elle a été également ambassadrice. (fr)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	California Basutoland De Beers Department of Arts and Culture (South Africa) Anti-Apartheid Movement Hugh Masekela University of Zambia 1941 births Living people Rutgers University Nelson Mandela Children's Fund The New Age (South African newspaper) Ghana Mozambique Lusaka Standard Bank Zambia Zimbabwe South African women writers Tuberculosis African National Congress Albert Lutuli Alexandra, Gauteng Durban EMalahleni Fordham University South African women in politics Staten Island Community College Members of the Order of Luthuli People from Johannesburg Members of the African National Congress Jessie Duarte Johannesburg South Africa South African Broadcasting Corporation National University of Lesotho Nelson Mandela Ohio State University Order of Luthuli Witbank Nelson Mandela Foundation Sterling Plumpp
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