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A history of student protest at Columbia University
The Explainer Anti-Israel demonstrations at NYC's Ivy League university echo protests against Vietnam War and South African apartheid
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Can the ANC win South Africa's pivotal 2024 election?
Under the radar Governing party on course to lose majority for first time since end of apartheid as 'economic chaos trumps nostalgia'
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Why Israel labelled Amnesty International ‘anti-Semitic’ over ‘apartheid’ report
feature Israeli government accused of treating Palestinians as ‘inferior racial group’ in leaked report
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‘FW de Klerk should be given considerable credit for the end of apartheid’
Instant Opinion Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
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‘Worst violence since apartheid’: everything you need to know about the South Africa riots
In Depth Jacob Zuma’s ‘private spy’ prime suspect in investigation into deadly civil unrest
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‘Worst violence since apartheid’: everything you need to know about the South Africa riots
In Depth Jacob Zuma’s ‘private spy’ prime suspect in investigation into deadly civil unrest
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McEnroe and Navratilova protest: who is Margaret Court?
Speed Read Tennis stars object to arena being named after legend with controversial views
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Nelson Mandela: nine of his best quotes
Speed Read The former South African anti-apartheid leader would have turned 100 today
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Nelson Mandela at 100: how did South Africa’s apartheid start and end?
In Depth System of institutionalised racial segregation and discrimination casts long shadow over the country’s history
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Margaret Thatcher ‘believed South Africa should be whites-only’
Speed Read Ex-head of diplomatic service also says former PM distrusted Germany and hated men with moustaches
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South Africans call for apartheid flag ban
Speed Read Critics say it is a painful reminder of white minority rule, but some argue it's a symbol of Afrikaner heritage
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Eugene de Kock: why is 'Prime Evil' being released from jail?
In Depth The parole of South Africa's death squad commander Eugene de Kock is dividing a nation
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