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As more families are thrown into abject poverty, it is South Africa's children - and the country's future generations - who are being short-changed more than ever, writes Terry Bell.

As more families are thrown into abject poverty, it is South Africa's children - and the country's future generations - who are being short-changed, now more than ever, writesGet 14

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