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World renowned and yet not known by so many South Africans. Ignorant on their part? I would venture to say 'yes'.
Many fear it and millions live in it.
The bad history and riotist past has been sensationalised and the good people and community and ongoing development is underplayed.
A place filled with culture, history, intrigue, sorrow, blood and tears, love and care.
A fundamental part of the heritage of South Africa!
Written Jun 21, 2007
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World renowned and yet not known by so many South Africans. Ignorant on their part? I would venture to say 'yes'.Many fear it and millions live in it. The bad...
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Wherever a South African is in the world, irrespective of Race or Creed born on , before or after 16 June 1976 this is a day when any mention of what happened before and after this memorable photo...
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But what did we expect? Not a city of 3 million people! In Soweto we found all kind of neighbourhoods, from "slum" to palaces, and all of what we saw was well organized. During apartheid black people...
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My flight into J-Burg arrived late at night, and it wasn't a long enough time for me to transfer to my USA bound flight that same evening, so as sheduled I had almost an entire day at the hotel in...
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Seeing the huge tourist busses outside Soweto's main attractions always makes me cringe. Besides there's so much more to Soweto than what the tourist busses show. I frequently travel into Soweto...
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As the world's most famous prisoner (held in captivity for 27 years) and, then becoming South Africa's president, Nelson Mandela exemplifies a moral integrity that shines far beyond South Africa. Much...
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