Coligny
Americannoun
noun
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One idea floated but not yet considered is a three-story parking garage at popular Coligny Beach, which could be used both for beachgoers and visitors to nearby businesses.
From Washington Times
He added, “The community of Coligny was terrorized by this.”
From New York Times
His death set off riots in the town of Coligny, about 125 miles west of Johannesburg.
From New York Times
As in all of South Africa, one of the world’s most unequal societies, racial tensions had simmered just below the surface in Coligny, where farms and other businesses are still largely owned by whites and other individuals who are not black South Africans.
From New York Times
The death sparked outrage and protests in the farming community of Coligny, about 125 miles northwest of Johannesburg, in a country where deep racial divisions persist 25 years after the end of white minority apartheid rule.
From Fox News
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