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Hlanganani : A Short History of COSATU

1991, English. Directed by Brian Tilley & Oliver Schmitz.

A short history of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) from 1991

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1 January 1991
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Hlanganani : A Short History of COSATU (1991) was directed by Brian Tilley and Oliver Schmitz and stars Cyril Ramaphosa, Chris Dlamini, Johan Landman.

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