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Millie Grace Akoth Odhiambo Mabona (born 1
November 1966) is a
Kenyan politician. She
originally trained as a lawyer, and has been a
member of parliament...
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Sipho Mabona is a
Swiss origami master.
Mabona was the first-ever
foreigner to have his work
grace the
cover of the
official magazine of the ****an Origami...
- (SASCO) is a
South African student organisation currently led by
Athenkosi Mabona as the organization's President.
SASCO was
founded in
September 1991 at...
- Ngololweni, Nkhungwini,
Tibondzeni Shiselweni I Imiphakatsi: Dumenkungwini,
Mabona, Mchinsweni,
Zikhotheni Shiselweni II Imiphakatsi: Embheka, Mahlalini, Makhwelela...
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tessellations and wet-folding.
Artists like
Robert J. Lang, Erik Demaine,
Sipho Mabona,
Giang Dinh, Paul Jackson, and others, are
frequently cited for advancing...
- is
Lucky Professor Mahlangu. The
station was
advocated by the late
Pinky Mabona and
Nofanezile Matjhiyana.
Ikwekwezi FM,
previously known as
Radio Ndebele...
- Masilela,
Nomsa Sanny-flora Mtsweni,
Gabisile Elizabeth Mabona,
Nomsa Daphane Mdaka and
Lizzy Pumzile Mabona. In 2004, he told the
Washington Post that he had...
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Leonah Lindiwe Ntshalintshali (née
Mabona; born 11
April 1977) is a
South African politician who is
currently Member of the
Executive Council (MEC) for...
- full-time
David Lister –
founding member of the
British Origami Society Sipho Mabona –
Swiss and
South African origami master who
created a life-size elephant...
- she
joined with SABC as a
presenter and
hosted Sport On 2 with
Tshepo Mabona. Then she
worked as an
anchor for SABC3
Sport and SABC1
Sport where she...
