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US
/soʊˈeɪtoʊ/
]
NOUN
- a large collection of African townships to the southwest of Johannesburg in South Africa; inhabited solely by Black Africans
How To Use Soweto In A Sentence
- Kader Asmal for what it described as his courageous unannounced visit to a Soweto school last week. ANC Daily News Briefing
- Another node earmarked as a major potential destination is Soweto, where history and heritage abound.
- Raymond Otto, from Soweto, visited the school last Friday as part of a weekly programme of events looking at performing arts.
- The tour buses then made their way to Thokoza Park and Moroka Dam, two severely neglected areas in Soweto but now showcase green spots where Sowetans enjoy braais and picnics every weekend.
- A bus tour of Soweto was instrumental in showcasing the progress made in greening disadvantaged areas since the World Summit
- He pointed to the plan of having all roads in Soweto tarred by the end of 2005.
- He also heads the PDSA centre's horse unit, where he makes sure that horses, especially the carthorses that deliver coal in Soweto, are not diseased and wear proper horseshoes.
- This year, says Griffiths, Johannesburg City Parks will continue greening the many treeless and dusty suburbs of Soweto, Lenasia and Eldorado Park, with indigenous trees.
- A four-part July series of Purcell Room concerts acclaiming very different pioneers of British jazz and improvisation including Soweto Kinch, the Jazz Warriors and the late Sir John Dankworth appropriately begins with the most uncompromisingly radical of musical adventurers – the improv saxophone innovator Evan Parker. This week's new live music
- Kekana suggested that Westbury take the Soweto option - inspanning law abiding youths in the area at act as the "eyes and ears" of the community in rooting out and identifying criminals. ANC Daily News Briefing
