Makhadzi cast her vote on Wednesday after Botswana drama
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Makhadzi had her travel documents returned following an urgent court application in Botswana and diplomatic intervention. The singer was able to vote in South Africa’s local government elections on Wednesday.
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Makhadzi cast her vote on Wednesday after Botswana drama. Makhadzi had her travel documents returned following an urgent court application in Botswana and diplomatic intervention. The singer was able to vote in South Africa’s local government elections on Wednesday. Covered by 1 publications. IOL: Makhadzi cast her vote on Wednesday after Botswana drama.
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- IOL South Africa Makhadzi cast her vote on Wednesday after Botswana drama Makhadzi had her travel documents returned following an urgent court application in Botswana and diplomatic intervention. The singer was able to vote in South Africa’s local government elections on Wednesday. 3 h ago · Tier 3
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