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Malaika wa Azania
Malaika wa Azania, born Malaika Lesego Samora Mahlatsi, is a South African writer, political commentator, essayist, blogger and columnist.〔http://www.thoughtleader.co.za/malaikawaazania〕〔http://www.zazi.org.za/news/zazi-profile-malaika-wa-azania.html〕 She is also a self proclaimed feminist. In 2014, she published her first book "Memoirs of a Born Free." The book describes her family history, beginning with her grandmother's life, then her mother, and finally her own. The book is framed as a letter to the ANC to both thank and criticize the party on the development of South Africa since 1994. Primarily, wa Azania details her disillusionment with the concept of the "Rainbow Nation" and being a "Born Free." 〔Azania, Malaika Wa. Memoirs of a Born Free: Reflections on the Rainbow Nation. Jacana Media, 2014.〕〔http://www.jacana.co.za/component/virtuemart/memoirs-of-a-born-free-reflections-on-the-rainbow-nation-detail?Itemid=0〕
==Biography==
wa Azania was born in Meadowlands, Soweto to Dipuo Mahlatsi. She attended Tshimologo Junior Primary in Meadowlands, Zone 9. Thereafter, she attended Melpark Primary School in Melville, Johannesburg. She completed her high school education at Florida Park High School, before studying at University of South Africa and Rhodes University. She also briefly attended Stellenbosch University.
She cites her mother as a strong influence during her childhood. She was exposed to politics when visiting her mother who worked in Braamfontein at an NGO, where she would read the books and organizational literature in her mother’s office.〔(http://www.zazi.org.za/news/zazi-profile-malaika-wa-azania.html)〕
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