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Posted on February 7th 2010

Design Indaba Expo 2010: One Small Seed will be launching its March issue, exclusively available to visitors before hitting the shelves.

One Small Seed, South Africa’s ultimate reference to pop culture, will be launching its March issue, exclusively available to Design Indaba Expo visitors before hitting shelves. The event will also serve as a backstage pass into the world of onesmallseed.tv, as the crew interviews all the hottest talent and the country’s top bands. Photography from the Picture This online photography magazine limited-edition merchandise will also on display.

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