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Thamsanqa is a Postgraduate Management student at the University of the Western Cape. He is an intellectual and authentic leader, and seeks to champion positive change in the world, particularly in South Africa and in the African Continent

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In Black&White;: A Photo Blog

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Thamsanqa
Thamsanqa is a Postgraduate Management student at the University of the Western
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“You won’t change the whole world, but you can make a difference, in your lifetime” ~ Thamsanqa


HIV/AIDS


ALCOHOLISM


UNEMPLOYMENT


MUD SCHOOL


CRIME AND GANGSTERISM


HOMELESS


POVERTY


ABUSE


CHILD-RAPE


CORRECTIVE RAPE



INEQUALITY



“You won’t change the whole world, but you can make a difference, in your lifetime” ~ Thamsanqa

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