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Join Angela Makholwa and French author Bénédicte Ann at African Flavour Books
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Angela Makholwa will be in conversation with French author Bénédicte Ann at African Flavour Books on Thursday!

Love and blessings will be the main topics of the day, and there’ll be plenty of books in store.

Event details

Date: Thursday, 8 March 2018
Time: 18:00 to 21:00
Venue: African Flavour Books, 20 Melle St, Braamfontein
RSVP: avisionzar@gmail.com

Categories Fiction Non-fiction South Africa

Tags African Flavour Books Angela Makholwa Bénédicte Ann Book events Johannesburg Pan Macmillan SA


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