Durban’s Chesterville Cemetery to be turned into an open air museum

2 April 2015 by My Durban

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Durban’s Chesterville Cemetery is to be turned into an open air museum. This is in honour of late author and journalist Nat Nakasa and other struggle heroes. Nakasa’s remains were returned from New York last month. He died in exile in 1965, at the age of 28. His remains will be reburied on Saturday.

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