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Photo: Pexels Photo: PexelsIt has 54 countries rich in history, culture and diversity and more than 2,000 languages spoken by the people of Africa.Would you like to share any interesting African facts that you know of and find fascinating?RWC: Springboks coach announces players to go against France

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