Bisjóp Desmond Tute becritiseert euverheid veur 't toelaote van de grens veur de Dalai Lama/Veldeke
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Anglicaanse Aersbisjóp en anti-apartheidactivis Desmond Tutu haet de Zuud-Africaanse regering zwaor becritiseerdj en óngewönsj vergeleke mit 't veurmaolig apartheidregime naodet de 14de Dalai Lama ènnige volgendje poginge óm e Zuud-Afrikaans visum te verkriege aafzag. De Dalai Lama waar oetgeneudig óm Tutu ziene 80ste verjäördig te viere óp 7 óktoeaber, meh naodet t'r waeke lank gepoof haet óm 'n visum te kriege óm 't landj binne te kómme zónger det t'r 'n reactie kreeg van de Zuud-Afrikaanse regering mèldje de staff róndj de Dalai Lama óp 4 óktoeaber det ze-n 't ópgegaeve hadde.
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Brónne bewirk
- Henry Jeffreys. "Another Friday: Heed Tutu’s words of warning, ANC" — The New Age, October 7, 2011
- Charles Molele. "China's big economic stick: No Dalai Lama allowed" — The Mail & Guardian, October 7, 2011
- Paul Berkowitz. "Begging China for money, and begging the question" — Daily Maverick, October 6, 2011
- Mabine Seabe. "The Dalai Lama doesn't pay the bills" — Daily Maverick: Opinion, October 6, 2011
- Justine Gerardy (Agence France-Presse/AFP). "Kowtowing is the despicable way, says Tutu" — The Mail & Guardian, October 5, 2011
- David Smith. "Desmond Tutu attacks South African government over Dalai Lama ban" — The Guardian, October 4, 2011
- Eve Fairbanks. "South Africa's Cowardly Lion" — Foreign Policy, October 4, 2011
- South African Press Association (SAPA). "That's that, then: Dalai Lama cancels South Africa trip" — The Mail & Guardian, October 4, 2011