Inyoni Creek Retirement Village’s Gentlemen Only Ladies Forbidden (GOLF) group visited the Johannesburg Holocaust and Genocide Centre on September 11. “They had a very interesting and informative outing, with an excellent guide named Ronny Silbermann,” shares village manager Jenny Tonkin.
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