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Sam Reinders

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Photo Essay: Cape Town Quietly Mourns Mandela

Monday, December 09, 2013

NPR

By Kainaz Amaria / Sam Reinders

Sam Reinders is a photojournalist born and raised in Cape Town, South Africa. She was 13 when Nelson Mandela was freed from prison. In the days after his death, Reinders walked the streets of her hometown and sent us this personal photo essay.

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