'Tireless activist' Esther Barsel dies in Johannesburg
October 7, 2008
Mail & Guardian Online
The African National Congress has lost a "tireless political activist" with the death of stalwart Esther Barsel, it said on Tuesday.
The African National Congress has lost a "tireless political activist" with the death of stalwart Esther Barsel, it said on Tuesday.
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