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Soweto, South Africa 2007 Grammy winners, The Soweto Gospel Choir reflects the hopes and dreams of the people of Soweto, South Africa, who will embrace you with warmth when you visit them. soweto former home of mandela and tutu • soweto gospel choir • johannesburg tours tourism township tours • soweto tours accommodation • johannesburg flights
Soweto Uprising Remembered President Thabo Mbeki uses the anniversary of the Soweto Uprising to address the challenges that face this generation of South Africans. south africa • soweto • thabo mbeki • apartheid • soweto uprising
Education in Apartheid South Africa: Propaganda with a Purpose This article explores the ways education is used to create "model" citizens, whether those model citizens are to be found in apartheid South Africa or post-apartheid South Africa. south africa • education • propaganda • afrikaans • 1976 soweto
Kaffir Boy: An Analysis An analysis/book review of Mark Mathabane's autobiography, "Kaffir Boy," which tells the story of a young African boy growing up in South Africa's townships. kaffir boy • mark mathabane • south africa • townships • racism
Karoo Boy: A Book Review A book review of the recent novel by South African novelist Troy Blacklaws, Karoo Boy. Karoo Boy is a coming of age novel set in apartheid South Africa during one of its most volatile periods, 1976-1977. karoo boy • karoo desert • karoo • south africa • soweto
The Bang Bang Club and Journalism Ethics This article examines the ethics of writing history and news, presenting the story of South African photojournalists, known as the Bang Bang Club, as an example. bang bang club • journalism • historian • history • ethics
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Southern Africa and a Girl from El Paso People often ask me why I, a white girl with a Midwestern American cultural background, write about southern Africa. Last week, I realized that I love southern Africa because I grew up on the U.S.-Mexico Border. If this makes no sense, you haven’t lived on the U.S.-Mexico border or you haven’t lived here for very long.... africa • mexico • u.s.-mexico border • apartheid • zimbabwe
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Cape Town - South Africa A holiday in Cape Town, South Africa, has something to suit every taste, every pocket and every member of the family. cape town south africa • robben island • table mountain bay • winelands • township tours
Durban, South Africa Durban is a cosmopolitan city, custom made for tourism, conferences and sport with perfect weather. Beach, Bush and Berg and Battlefields -all in or within a short drive durban south africa • playground tourism hotels backpackers • kwazulu-natal zulu tourism • ushaka marine park aquarium • beachfront restaurants surfing
Review of Paul Simon's 'Graceland' This was one of the most famous albums of the 1980s. graceland • paul simon
Summer in Danmark: The Copenhagen Jazz Festival Smooth notes as sweet as honey fill the air in Copenhagen every summer. More toes are tapped, fingers snapped and hips swayed as one of Europe’s premier jazz venues opens the door to a 10-day collective jam session. Starting the first Friday in July each year, the capital of Denmark hosts the Copenhagen Jazz Festival. copenhagen • jazz • festival • music • copenhagen jazz festival
The 2007 Glastonbury Festival The 26th Glastonbury Festival opens 22 June 2007. Michael Eavis, organiser of this, the world's largest open-field festival, has just been awarded a CBE. Read why here. glastonbury festival • the who • marc bolan • kaiser chiefs • woodstock
Nelson Mandela of South Africa The phrase Madiba Magic was coined at the 1995 Rugby World Cup when then President Nelson Mandela showed up in the captain's number 6 jersey. nelson rolihlahla mandela • madiba magic • tata khulu • robben island south africa • foundation childrens fund
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Interview with Bob Lanier and NBA Senior VP Kathy Behrens Hall of Famer Bob Lanier is legendary for his sweeping hook shot and his size 22 sneakers. He has dedicated himself very passionately to community service, as he and NBA Senior Vice President Kathy Behrens explain in this interview that was conducted during NBA All-Star Weekend. hall of fame • lanier • behrens • all-star • mvp |
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