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Jessica Motaung representing South Africa at Miss World 1997. 📺Miss World

Jessica Motaung representing South Africa at Miss World 1997. 📺Miss World

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"We should fight to a point where the regime begs for mercy. And when they beg for mercy, then we can begin to negotiate." - Popo Molofe. Credit: Death of Apartheid, BBC

"We should fight to a point where the regime begs for mercy. And when they beg for mercy, then we can begin to negotiate." - Popo Molofe. Credit: Death of Apartheid, BBC

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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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"Five point five Million people live in Soweto, and they deserve facilities just as good as the facilities that you find in Sandton and all other white suburbs." - Richard Maponya 1996. (Journeyman TV)

"Five point five Million people live in Soweto, and they deserve facilities just as good as the facilities that you find in Sandton and all other white suburbs." - Richard Maponya 1996. (Journeyman TV)

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"I think there is a little bit of a misconception about when Apartheid started. It started in 1652 when the first Europeans came to Africa. They brought with them the paradigm in terms of superiority and inferiority. They always thought they were superior to the people who are indigenous to Africa. It was a paradigm of more than 300 years." - Roelf Meyer (History Channel)

"I think there is a little bit of a misconception about when Apartheid started. It started in 1652 when the first Europeans came to Africa. They brought with them the paradigm in terms of superiority and inferiority. They always thought they were superior to the people who are indigenous to Africa. It was a paradigm of more than 300 years." - Roelf Meyer (History Channel)

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"If you killed Bambatha, then the people will be left in despair..." - Harry Gwala

"If you killed Bambatha, then the people will be left in despair..." - Harry Gwala

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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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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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Indres Naidoo (1936 - 2016) served 10 years in prison on Robben Island for sabotage between 1963 and 1973. After his release from prison, Naidoo played a leading role in the revival of the struggle in the 1970s until he was obliged to go into exile in 1977. (Mayibuye Archives)

Indres Naidoo (1936 - 2016) served 10 years in prison on Robben Island for sabotage between 1963 and 1973. After his release from prison, Naidoo played a leading role in the revival of the struggle in the 1970s until he was obliged to go into exile in 1977. (Mayibuye Archives)

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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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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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