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Dec 2023
28m 12s

The Children of Paradise: The future mus...

Bbc World Service
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<p>Three decades after the momentous transition from Apartheid to a democratic South Africa, Fergal Keane returns to see what happened to the hopes and promises of a better nation. In a famous speech thirty years ago, as he collected the Nobel Peace Prize, Nelson Mandela spoke of a “common humanity” in which all South Africans would live “like the children o ... Show More
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