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In modern Africa's first half century of independence, no moment better encapsulates the hopes and despair of the continent than April 1994. Millions of voters were then queuing for hours to cast their ballots in South Africa's first all-race elections, which ended the racist apartheid system and...Read More
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Nov. 21, 1977...white and blue posters of the National Party, which has ruled South Africa for 29 years, Balthazar Johannes Vorster, 61, could almost have been stepping...
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Oct. 11, 1976...Prime Minister Smith, following Henry Kissinger's dazzling diplomatic foray into southern Africa, had agreed to yield power to his country's black majority in...
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Sep. 07, 1992 | By LANCE MORROW...can be seen from space. It shears down the eastern shoulder of Africa, a vast geological gash, one of the mysteries of the continent's...
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Jun. 27, 1977How to judge South Africa, and what to do about it, represents an exceptionally painful dilemma for...
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Aug. 26, 1966SOUTH AFRICA (See Cover) Black headlines last week told South Africans of the troubles...
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World...of Jimmy Carter�s comparison of Israel with Apartheid South Africa. So I thought I�d check in with a visiting...
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World...Foreign Relations Committee will take testimony on the ongoing effort to carve Africa out of U.S. European Command and create a new U.S...
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World...been involved in the 1998 bombing of the U.S. embassies in Africa. In your opinion, as somebody who was up close and personal, why...
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World...based in Cairo. He was TIME's bureau chief in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1989-95. His 30-year career in journalism also included 10...
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