Despite past oppression we move forward with optimism: Ramaphosa
The task of national reconciliation embarked on in 1994 was as much about liberating white South Africans from the shackles of prejudice and fear as it was about freeing black South Africans from the indignity of apartheid, says President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The task of national reconciliation embarked on in 1994 was as much about liberating white South Africans from the shackles of prejudice and fear as it was about freeing black South Africans from the indignity of apartheid, says President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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