South Africa
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South African singer Yvonne Machaka (dubbed the "Princess of Africa") was born in 1965. She was the first black child to appear on South African television in the apartheid era.

She is committed to eradicating illiteracy world-wide.

"Aside from being a performer and an entrepreneur, she is a world-class motivational speaker with a passion for the importance of supporting women in business and the development of women." www.unicef.org

In 2005 Unicef appointed Yvonne as a Special Ambassador on Malaria in Eastern and Southern Africa.
South African singer Yvonne Machaka (dubbed the "Princess of Africa") was born in 1965. She was the first "black" child to appear on South African television in the apartheid era.

She is committed to eradicating illiteracy world-wide.

"Aside from being a performer and an entrepreneur, she is a world-class motivational speaker with a passion for the importance of supporting women in business and the development of women." www.unicef.org

In 2005 Unicef appointed Yvonne as a Special Ambassador on Malaria in Eastern and Southern Africa.