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Insightful Review of Uthando Book

An insightful review of our book “100 Dolls, Countless Hearts” describes the KwaZulu Natal context of purposeful dollmaking by Uthando Project, admires the patterns and lives of the dollmakers.

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This entry was posted in General News on January 4, 2015 by Uthando Project.

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