South Africa: A Page From Our Own Constitution - SA's Legacy of Socioeconomic Violence Must End - Inclusive Economic Growth Is a Basic Human Right

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South Africa: A Page From Our Own Constitution - SA's Legacy of Socioeconomic Violence Must End - Inclusive Economic Growth Is a Basic Human Right

[Daily Maverick] At an address to the Thabo Mbeki Foundation in 2016, Professor Willie Esterhuyse said: 'Poverty is a form of slow and structural and physical violence, it has an enduring nature, it's generational and it also has an immediate and existential effect'

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