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THE U.S. ALWAYS SUPPORTED APARTHEID US support for apartheid and settler-colonialism in South Africa goes as far back as its ‘constructive engagement’ policy that aimed to break South Africa's international isolation and use the apartheid regime as a proxy against socialist independence movements in Africa. Plus, African Stream’s Wambura...

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Book Review: African Estate Records in Colonial Namibia - Ellen Ndeshi Namhila, ‘Little Research Value’: African Estate Records and Colonial Gaps in a Post-Colonial National Archive, vol 17, (Basel, Basler Afrika Bibliographien, 2017),

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Landbro Kalrissian1 年前

No it continues nothing cause no president was supported by Russia to cut off aid to any nation in Africa

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Kumbana wa muRonga1 年前

Yt ppl looking for other yt ppl... Damn racists

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Rosanne Miller1 年前

Plus, African Stream’s Wambura Mwai (@wamburabrenda on IG) tells us that US corporations invested in upholding the apartheid regime with as much as $14.6 billion by the early 1980s, despite international boycotts, according to the US Out of Southern Africa Network.

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Mazi Nwawelugo Emeka1 年前

South Africa is shit hole ! South Africa is a xenophobic shit hole !

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@Joe__Bassey I don't believe in such news.

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Billy1 年前

great video thank you 🫶🏼

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Landbro Kalrissian1 年前

but if the true Afticans supported colonization rather then liberation . .if Africa had Pan Africanism do you think they would care to join

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Landbro Kalrissian1 年前

Trump is under Musk leaning heavy on that colony..History is about those with a plan ruling over those with none so why all this the White man wants and dont wany? WHAT DOES THE BLACK MAN IN AFRICA WANT 2025?

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Sally Rooney reminding us of the role played by Mary Manning & her colleagues in the fight against apartheid South Africa, and how its up to us now to fight in support of Palestinians in their struggle for liberation.
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Sally Rooney reminding us of the role played by Mary Manning & her colleagues in the fight against apartheid South Africa, and how its up to us now to fight in support of Palestinians in their struggle for liberation.

Saul Staniforth

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During the apartheid era (1948–1994), the United States government maintained a complex and often contradictory relationship with the South African regime. Initially, U.S. foreign policy prioritized Cold War strategy over human rights, viewing apartheid South Africa as a reliable anti-communist ally in Africa. From the Truman to the Reagan administrations, American leaders emphasized "constructive engagement," favoring quiet diplomacy over economic sanctions. This approach allowed major U.S. corporations to continue operating in South Africa, providing vital economic support to the apartheid state. Despite growing domestic and international pressure, the U.S. resisted stringent sanctions until the 1980s. Grassroots movements, student activism, and congressional lobbying eventually led to the passage of the Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986, which was signed into law despite President Ronald Reagan's veto. This legislation marked a significant shift in U.S. policy and imposed sweeping economic sanctions on South Africa, including bans on new investment and imports of certain goods. While the U.S. government had long avoided direct confrontation with the apartheid regime, the 1986 sanctions played a pivotal role in isolating it economically and politically. The international community increasingly condemned apartheid as a crime against humanity, and the U.S. ultimately aligned itself with this global consensus. The pressure contributed to the dismantling of apartheid and the peaceful transition to democracy in 1994.
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In 2024 the ICJ ruled that Israel is an apartheid state Any Labour MP that belongs to an organisation that lobbies on behalf of Israel is on the side of apartheid. Can you imagine 'Labour friends of South Africa' in the 1980s telling us what a great place apartheid SA was?
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John Kelley, the US representative at the UN, just said Palestinian statehood would be an “unconscionable reward.” Imagine if the US had said the end of apartheid in South Africa would be an “unconscionable reward.” This is the US on record defending apartheid and genocide.
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John Kelley, the US representative at the UN, just said Palestinian statehood would be an “unconscionable reward.” Imagine if the US had said the end of apartheid in South Africa would be an “unconscionable reward.” This is the US on record defending apartheid and genocide.

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ZiPRA Mkhonto Alliance. There was no illegal Foreigner that time, African Countries received us with warm hands, trained our soldiers and equipped us with Arms to fight back the system of Apartheid in South Africa.
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.Varsha Gandikota-Nellutla is spot on here. One factor that helped defeat South African apartheid was mobilising intl opinion against it. Support for South Africa was reduced to rabid right wingers as it became seen as a pariah state. The same will happen to the Israeli apartheid regime.
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.Varsha Gandikota-Nellutla is spot on here. One factor that helped defeat South African apartheid was mobilising intl opinion against it. Support for South Africa was reduced to rabid right wingers as it became seen as a pariah state. The same will happen to the Israeli apartheid regime.

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Mr Prinsloo representative of Native affairs filmed by an American film crew 1957 in Mamelodi. This township was build for blacks previously residing in slums. The evil apartheid regime build 30 000 houses in 4 years... Pause let that sink in... All neat and tidy. Blacks want to seperate themselves from white people as we are the "devil" and do to us what apartheid did to them. That's fine... Give us our own homelands. Give us our own townships with housing as the apartheid devils gave you. Give us our freedom for self guidance. Give us free education. We agree on seperat development for separate cultures. Give us Hospitals and Healthcare as the apartheid evil gave you. We don't need you so do unto us as it has been done to you. This South African Government is worse to you than you ever had, but keep voting for your black rulers.
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