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Frans Esterhuyse writes:
[translation]
Princess Charlene thinks to herself; "I'd like to request political asylum in Benoni".
Frans Esterhuyse
Born in Johannesburg on 24th September 1941, Frans attended the Witwatersrand Technical College after his school years, completing a very thorough three year diploma in Commercial Art.
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Princess Charlene and Prince Albert in SA
A RIGHT ROYAL MISTAKE? As the Prince and Princess visit her home country the week after their wedding in Monaco, speculation abounds that a divorce is imminent. Frans ESTERHUYSE suggests that Princess Charlene might seek political asylum in her ancestral village of Benoni.
[see cartoon's translation in the column to its left]
