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"Blacks and Whites in South Africa must begin with a premise that we either live together as brothers or perish as bloody fool." - Actor and Jazz Artist Timmy Kwebulana, 1989.

"Blacks and Whites in South Africa must begin with a premise that we either live together as brothers or perish as bloody fool." - Actor and Jazz Artist Timmy Kwebulana, 1989.

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Extremely rare footage of Nelson Mandela, circa late 1940s. Credit Huntley Film Archives

Extremely rare footage of Nelson Mandela, circa late 1940s. Credit Huntley Film Archives

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Actress and art activist Thoko Ntshinga on the future of South Africa (Eyewitness SA, 1989):

Actress and art activist Thoko Ntshinga on the future of South Africa (Eyewitness SA, 1989):

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The brilliant, talented and eloquent Thoko Ntshinga - Eyewitness SA, 1989.

The brilliant, talented and eloquent Thoko Ntshinga - Eyewitness SA, 1989.

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Jazz musician/drummer, actor and director, Timmy Kwebulana's advice (Eyewitness South Africa, 1989):

Jazz musician/drummer, actor and director, Timmy Kwebulana's advice (Eyewitness South Africa, 1989):

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"My forebearers extended a hand of friendship to people of Europe when they came to that continent. What has happened to the extension of that hand, only history can say." - Chief Albert Luthuli upon receiving his Nobel Peace Prize, 1961.

"My forebearers extended a hand of friendship to people of Europe when they came to that continent. What has happened to the extension of that hand, only history can say." - Chief Albert Luthuli upon receiving his Nobel Peace Prize, 1961.

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From the documentary 'South Africa Sports and Apartheid' (1984).

From the documentary 'South Africa Sports and Apartheid' (1984).

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South African poet, academic and political activist, Prof Keorapetse Kgositsile, on a television show by Dr Maya Angelou in 1968.

South African poet, academic and political activist, Prof Keorapetse Kgositsile, on a television show by Dr Maya Angelou in 1968.

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"There is no place for the Bantu, above the level of certain forms of labour." - Dr Verwoerd. Credit: Apartheid (docuseries)

"There is no place for the Bantu, above the level of certain forms of labour." - Dr Verwoerd. Credit: Apartheid (docuseries)

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South Africa - The State of Apartheid. Credit: AP Archive

South Africa - The State of Apartheid. Credit: AP Archive

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Mzwakhe Mbuli, Triple M (1986). Credit: Afravision

Mzwakhe Mbuli, Triple M (1986). Credit: Afravision

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Apartheid: Tale of Two Cities

Apartheid: Tale of Two Cities

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1968: What was life like in South Africa for non-white people during Apartheid? Footage: BBC Archives

1968: What was life like in South Africa for non-white people during Apartheid? Footage: BBC Archives

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The Last Grave at Dimbaza (1973) is a seminal documentary that provided one of the first unflinching looks at the harsh realities of apartheid in South Africa for international audiences. Shot clandestinely with hidden cameras by South African exiles and British filmmakers, the footage was smuggled out of the country to bypass strict censorship laws. The producers included Nana Mahomo, Antonia Caccia, Andrew Tsehiana. Source: IMDb, Youtube

The Last Grave at Dimbaza (1973) is a seminal documentary that provided one of the first unflinching looks at the harsh realities of apartheid in South Africa for international audiences. Shot clandestinely with hidden cameras by South African exiles and British filmmakers, the footage was smuggled out of the country to bypass strict censorship laws. The producers included Nana Mahomo, Antonia Caccia, Andrew Tsehiana. Source: IMDb, Youtube

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Student's life in Johannesburg, 1950s. Credit: Travel Film Archive

Student's life in Johannesburg, 1950s. Credit: Travel Film Archive

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Chris Hani was assassinated on this day in 1993. Credit: Afravision

Chris Hani was assassinated on this day in 1993. Credit: Afravision

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Mangosuthu Buthelezi, singing with his mother, Magogo kaDinuzulu, c 1970s. Credit: Peter Davis/Villon Films

Mangosuthu Buthelezi, singing with his mother, Magogo kaDinuzulu, c 1970s. Credit: Peter Davis/Villon Films

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I wonder why Chris Hani told the reporter that he is not a Communist in this clip. Credit: ANC Archives

I wonder why Chris Hani told the reporter that he is not a Communist in this clip. Credit: ANC Archives

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From 'The Last Grave of Dimbaza' (1973).

From 'The Last Grave of Dimbaza' (1973).

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1968: Journalist and activist Charlton Zolile Philiso. Footage: BBC Archives

1968: Journalist and activist Charlton Zolile Philiso. Footage: BBC Archives

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Mzwakhe Mbuli, 1986. Credit: Afravision, Mayibuye Archives

Mzwakhe Mbuli, 1986. Credit: Afravision, Mayibuye Archives

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Mining conditions for Black labourers. From the docuseries 'Apartheid'.

Mining conditions for Black labourers. From the docuseries 'Apartheid'.

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From the documentary 'The Last Grave at Dimbaza' (1973).

From the documentary 'The Last Grave at Dimbaza' (1973).

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South African Actress, Model and Artist Nomsa Nene (Eyewitness SA, 1989):

South African Actress, Model and Artist Nomsa Nene (Eyewitness SA, 1989):

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South African poet, journalist, political activist and academic Prof kgositsile keorapetse - Black Journal (1969).

South African poet, journalist, political activist and academic Prof kgositsile keorapetse - Black Journal (1969).

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Listen to the voice of Sol Plaatje in this first recording of "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika", made on October 16, 1923, in London, England, by Sol T Plaatje himself, accompanied by Sylvia Colenso on the piano.

Listen to the voice of Sol Plaatje in this first recording of "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika", made on October 16, 1923, in London, England, by Sol T Plaatje himself, accompanied by Sylvia Colenso on the piano.

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