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South Africans sing and dance as Springbok heroes return

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Thousands of South Africans scream with joy, dance and sing at OR Tambo airport near Johannesburg as the Springboks Rugby World Cup winners returned home.

Added on the 06/11/2019 03:58:40 - Copyright : AFP EN

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