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- Karima Brown (1967 – 4 March 2021) was a South African journalist. She worked in a variety of positions, being the political editor for national daily magazine Business Day and launching Forbes Women Africa. She was also known for a court case she took against the Economic Freedom Fighters. (en)
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- Brown in an undated photo (en)
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- Karima Brown (1967 – 4 March 2021) was a South African journalist. She worked in a variety of positions, being the political editor for national daily magazine Business Day and launching Forbes Women Africa. She was also known for a court case she took against the Economic Freedom Fighters. (en)
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