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Tag: Kagiso Molope

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Kagiso Molope wins Percy FitzPatrick Prize 2014

James Murua November 4, 2014 2 Comments Kagiso MolopePercy FitzPatrick PrizePercy FitzPatrick Prize 2014

The English Academy of Southern Africa is an organisation that hands out the Percy FitzPatrick Prize for Youth Literature every two years. This prize goes…

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South Africa’s Kagiso Molope at White Ravens Festival in Munich

James Murua August 5, 2014 No Comments Kagiso Molope

Kagiso Molope has just come from the White Raven Festival in Munich, Germany where she was one of the guest authors. The festival in its…

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