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| Author | Drum Stories |
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| Description | Khama Children at Home by Unknown: This article discusses the lives of Seretse Khama's children, Jacqueline and Seretse II, in London as they grow up following their father's exile from Bechuanaland in 1950. It describes the initial scandal surrounding their marriage in 1948 and its sociopolitical implications. The writing also highlights the children's interaction with their culture and the adjustments they had to make. CONTACT US TO ORDER AND LICENSE THE IMAGES FROM THIS ARTICLE |
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| File Size | 9 MB |
| Date Created | 23 May 2025 |
| Date Uploaded | 12 August 2025 |
Drum Magazine story, South Africa edition, July 1955_001
Khama Children at Home by Unknown: This article discusses the lives of Seretse Khama's children, Jacqueline and Seretse II, in London as they grow up following their father's exile from Bechuanaland in 1950. It describes the initial scandal surrounding their marriage in 1948 and its sociopolitical implications. The writing also highlights the children's interaction with their culture and the adjustments they had to make. CONTACT US TO ORDER AND LICENSE THE IMAGES FROM THIS ARTICLE