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Nobel Peace Prize after Ngosi Albert Lutulli. Then it was Archbishop Desmond Tutu in the 80s. Then, of course, we had President Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk. And now the fifth South African winning a Nobel Peace Prize. And this is, of course, Justice Navi
South Africa. Well, it was just a few months before Tata Nelson Mandela walked free out of prison after spending nearly 30 years incarcerated. So basically, at the time, the late F.W. de Klerk actually took over. I remember his predecessor, Pete W. Borter, had
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South Africa. Well, it was just a few months before Tata Nelson Mandela walked free out of prison after spending nearly 30 years incarcerated. So basically, at the time, the late F.W. de Klerk actually took over. I remember his predecessor, Pete W. Borter, had
Nobel Peace Prize after Ngosi Albert Lutulli. Then it was Archbishop Desmond Tutu in the 80s. Then, of course, we had President Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk. And now the fifth South African winning a Nobel Peace Prize. And this is, of course, Justice Navi
Leader in the opposition to apartheid, Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Clerc awarded jointly in 1993 for peacefully ending apartheid and transitioning South Africa to democracy. And now, the latest, the news announced today, and bravo to her an extraordinary career
that? 84, 85. P.W. Yeah, there was the state of emergency. P.W. Boyd had a stroke. And then, if I understand the history, a second stroke. If W. de Clark took over, Walter Sisulu was released. When October 89, when did you think actually change is now coming?
was 1992, March 17, FWTP called for the national referendum only on white people. We are enjoying this democracy at the moment because the white people voted to end up gate. Why can't we do the exactly the same thing now? Because this is the crisis, this is
Call the president of the republic the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the republic of South Africa, the B-word. Comfortably. Do you know if this was any other African country or co-china, this person would be in jail or dead? This person would
Aware of this, Monday, I think you are aware of this, that post-94, when the Mandela government, when Mediba and his government took over, the country was bankrupt. You know, the apartheid system, given the need to maintain apartheid, bankrupt the fiscals. I
1960s into the 70s. Favourite is dead. Takes over. He's got this high, like iron grip on the entire, I mean, 64 when Nelson Mandela goes to prison for life, up until the Soweto protests of 76. That period in between is a complete white utopia. It's a complete
certainly since the advent of our democracy in 1994. There have been fluctuations that have come with different administrations, but there has been a golden thread. And I think that South Africa now finds itself at the perfect confluence of circumstances. We
we fought against the very brutal system. And when then we arrived to 94 April, when Nelson Mandela on the 10th of May was then installed as the president of the country, the first democratic president of the country, we all rushed there and believed in this
judiciary to be maintained by all costs. Thirty-one years ago, as you know, South Africa decides in November here the Concorde ruling against the use of the power by then the President Nelson Mandela and throwing the preparations for the local government into
To intimidate Mandela with the DRC negotiations when we negotiated peace in the DRC. And Mandela reminded Bush Sr. that he's the captain of his own ship. We were here when Becky was under pressure by Bush Jr. and Tony Blair to try and put boots on the ground
President at the time, the clerk said, hold on a second. He called off the henchmen, he called off the security apparatus to a great extent and allowed the march to proceed. And I think there was unanimity and representivity in that particular crowd that this
That are happening are the enekurleni. Don't worry, we have you sorted. But just a reminder: I thank you all the time for your calm, for your calls, your messages. But just a reminder that the views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the
Island. He says that Nelson Mandela later briefed some ANC members at the Victor Festaire prison in 1989, but he was not part of those discussions. The TRC cases inquiry continues its cross-examination of the former Justice Minister Jeff Ghatebe. So these
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Power FM described the late F.W. de Klerk as taking over the presidency in September 1989 and choosing a path of reform instead of strict control 1. Cape Talk recalled that he and Nelson Mandela were jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993 for peacefully ending apartheid 3.
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