PROFILE: De Klerk, the South African President Who Defended and Then Ended Apartheid
F.W. de Klerk, the last president of apartheid South Africa, has passed away at the age of 85.
Trump appoints Leo Brent Bozell III as ambassador to South Africa, a defender of apartheid in the 1980s
Trump has appointed Leo Brent Bozell III as the new U.S. ambassador to South Africa, a controversial figure known for his past support of apartheid and current claims of white genocide.
South Africa faces the challenge of affordable housing shortages for the poorest
South Africa is grappling with a persistent shortage of affordable housing for its low-income population, despite government initiatives since the end of apartheid.
Traveler Gejza Legen / Three Nights in the Sequoia, Apartheid in Mississippi, Indian Traditions, and Gorbachev in the Elevator
The article features Gejza Legen, a seasoned traveler from Slovakia known for his adventurous life and explorations around the world.
UN Report: There are Suspicions that Israel is Committing Ethnic Cleansing and Apartheid in the West Bank
A UN Human Rights Commission report suggests that Israel may be engaging in ethnic cleansing and apartheid in the West Bank, with deliberate starvation and potential genocide crimes in Gaza.
After the Eulogy for "Oslo": Is "Apartheid" the Only Law Imposed on the West Bank?
The article discusses the transformation of the West Bank from a contested security zone to a site of systematic demographic and geographical reengineering by Israel, which critics argue aims to solidify apartheid conditions.
South Africa: 60 Years Since District Six Declared Whites-Only Area
District Six's 60th anniversary of being declared a whites-only area was marked by reflection and remembrance among families affected by past injustices.
South Africa: Cape Town's Wall Will Not Keep Us Safe - It Will Keep Us Apart
The article critiques the construction of a wall in Cape Town, arguing that it perpetuates division rather than safety.
Israel expanding 'de facto permanent apartheid' to carry out total Palestinian 'takeover'
Israel is accused of expanding a system of permanent apartheid as part of an effort to take total control over Palestinian territories.
South Africa: New Exhibit Looks At Apartheid's Effect On Current-Day Joburg
A new exhibit at Museum Africa in Johannesburg examines the lasting impacts of apartheid on the city's spatial and economic landscape.
South Africa: New Exhibit Looks At Apartheid's Effect On Current-Day Joburg
A new exhibit at Museum Africa in Johannesburg explores the lasting impacts of apartheid's spatial planning on contemporary life in South Africa.
TODAY IN HISTORY: Nelson Mandela is released from prison
Nelson Mandela was released from prison on February 11, 1990, after 27 years behind bars, marking a significant milestone in the fight against apartheid in South Africa.
Nelson Mandela, the 'Gandhi' of Africa, was released from prison 27 years ago on this day
On February 11, 1990, Nelson Mandela was released from prison after 27 years, having led nonviolent movements against apartheid in South Africa.
The Taliban's tourism: this is how Afghanistan sells itself to the world while erasing women
Afghanistan promotes itself as an exotic tourist destination despite ongoing human rights violations against women, highlighted by the first female Afghan tour guide now in exile.
Francesca Albanese: "Liberal democracies are heading towards the Israeli model, with surveillance, control, and exclusion"
Francesca Albanese, UN rapporteur for Palestine, critiques liberal democracies for adopting an Israeli model characterized by oppression and exclusion of Palestinians.
South African Novelist Lauretta Ngcobo Is the Subject of a Tender and Urgent New Film
The new film highlights the impactful legacy of Lauretta Ngcobo, a prominent South African novelist and feminist thinker who fought against apartheid.
The organization that changed South Africa: the founding of the ANC in 1912.
The African National Congress (ANC) was founded on January 8, 1912, in Bloemfontein, marking a significant movement towards political organization for the black population in South Africa against racial segregation and apartheid.
UN accuses Israel of 'severe segregation and discrimination' in West Bank 'apartheid'
The UN has released a report accusing Israel of severe racial discrimination and segregation in the West Bank, likening it to apartheid and urging an end to its presence in the occupied territory.
United Nations: Israeli racial discrimination has significantly worsened in the West Bank
The UN Human Rights Commission warns of increasing oppressive effects of Israeli discriminatory policies on the lives of Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, likening it to an apartheid system.
Open Borders: Mission Impossible?
The article discusses the possibility and implications of abolishing borders, drawing parallels to historical shifts such as the abolition of slavery and apartheid, and critiques current migration policies focused on border security.