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in 1925.
In the meantime Xhosa poet Samuel
Mqhayi composed another seven verses for the song, and others added
more verses in Sesotho.
Meanwhile the four colonies in South
Africa had decided to unify into one country in 1910 (read the story here ). In 1918
Afrikaans poet C.J. Langenhoven, who coincidentally
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