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Monday 2 September 2013

The Legacy of Apartheid - South Africa




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As the world fears for Nelson Mandela's health, this report asks what will be the legacy of the leader who abolished apartheid? And what lies in store for a South Africa still wrestling with its demons?

Formed at the end of Apartheid, Orania is a controversial segregated community founded by White Afrikaners. According to its leader and grandson of the man behind Apartheid Henrik Verwoerd, "when we talk about Orania, we think about the true South Africa and we see a huge loss. The demise of law and order. An increase in corruption, theft and violent crimes." Yet there are many who see this as a regressive step and numerous communities are willing to promote multicultural ways of life as the future of South Africa: "Black, white, cape colored, working class, middle class. We do not stop at talking: we put it into practice" says one local. For most, the dream of a united South Africa still has a long way to go.

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1 comment:

  1. Great place Orania. Open minded and dynamic community as like all minorities around the world. Only in racist backward South Africa it's an issue, because South Africa has always been 10 years behind the rest of the world.

    Orania is founded on the UNPO.org principles and also a member. Anyone that don't like Orania, might as well not like Tibetans or Aboriginees. Then again, you always get people who are prejudiced or have double standards against specific people. The UNPO.org mandate is clear, and it can't get clearer than with who the member are.

    WWW.HENRILERICHE.COM

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