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Lungi Naidoo said she hopes the book will help the children.
Lungi Naidoo said she hopes the book will help the children.

MOVE over Cocomelon, Lungi Naidoo is coming with South African cartoons.    

Lungi just released her first kiddies' book and an album that accompanies the book, and she wants it to be the biggest cartoon in Mzansi.    

The 43-year-old Feel Good singer from KwaDukuza in KZN spoke to Daily Sun about the projects titled Rainbow Nation Kids.    

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