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What Now, South Africa?

Summary by La Repubblica
R50 / On December 16, 1994 Nelson Mandela established the Day of Reconciliation. The president had just been elected in the first democratic consultations of the country after decades of apartheid and chose that date to remember December 16, 1838, when at the battle of Blood River the Voorktrekkers boeri defeated the Zulu warriors. Here is the article by writer Breyten Breytenbach who launched an appeal on the eve of those historical elections o…

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What Now, South Africa?

R50 / On December 16, 1994 Nelson Mandela established the Day of Reconciliation. The president had just been elected in the first democratic consultations of the country after decades of apartheid and chose that date to remember December 16, 1838, when at the battle of Blood River the Voorktrekkers boeri defeated the Zulu warriors. Here is the article by writer Breyten Breytenbach who launched an appeal on the eve of those historical elections o…

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La Repubblica broke the news in Turin, Italy on Monday, December 15, 2025.
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