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Mrs Antoinette Bongoma discussing women in Africa

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Photographer: Bob Cooper

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Mrs Bongoma studied sociology at the Sorbonne and also obtained a professional qualification from the School of Journalism in Paris. As a journalist she has travelled widely in Africa writing for African and French papers. Currently she is a student pilot at Vee H Aviation and since her arrival in Australia has contributed a number of articles to the Zaire magazine on matters ranging from Aboriginal affairs to last year's constitutional crisis in Australia.

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AU ANUA 226 - Photographs of Buildings and Events at the Australian National University

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