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SARB 'shareholder' backs Tokyo Sexwale, says Heritage Fund DOES exist

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Tokyo Sexwale now has some significant support on the Heritage Fund issue, after Fanie Fondse - understood to be a Reserve Bank shareholder - took his side.

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