South Africa begins week of mourning for Desmond Tutu

Mourners look at a portrait of Desmond Tutu outside St. George's cathedral in Cape Town

Mourners look at a portrait of Desmond Tutu outside St. George's cathedral in Cape Town Source: Getty

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By Catalina Florez, Marcus Megalokonomos
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For ten minutes every day this week, the bells will toll at Saint George's Anglican Cathedral in Cape Town, in honour of the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

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