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President Thabo Mbeki chats to Eastern Cape Premier, Nosimo Balindlela after the inauguration of the National Council of Provinces. (Esa Alexander, Die Burger) |
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'Democracy must deliver'
South Africa's democracy must bring its material fruits to all, particularly the poor, marginalised and vulnerable, says former president Nelson Mandela.
FW calls for transformation
Mandela slams US, UK
Full text of Mandela's speech
FW calls for transformation
Addressing parliament, former president F W de Klerk has called on all South Africans to help bring about economic and social transformation.
Madiba still the favourite
If applause is a measure of popularity, former president Nelson Mandela still wins hands-down.
Stampede mars democracy party
Old flag makes ugly appearance
Winnie remains seated
Eclectic mix to SA freedom
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Blair toasts SA democracy
Prime Minister Tony Blair has signed a tribute book to mark the 10th anniversary of democracy in South Africa.
Aids - SA's biggest failing
Ten years after the first democratic elections, the Aids epidemic is proving deadlier than apartheid at its zenith.
A glance at a decade of freedom
South Africa is celebrating 10 years of democracy, take a look at the path it's followed over the past ten years.
From outcast to a world leader
Ten years after the end of apartheid, South Africa is basking in its new-found prestige as an African powerhouse.
Freedom heroes remembered
As the country prepares to celebrate 10 years of democracy, it also remembers heroes who died in the fight against apartheid.
Crime hits some harder
Violent crime feeds paranoia and spotlights inequalities, with white fear at a high level, but poor black communities the hardest hit.
SA has many rivers to cross
President Thabo Mbeki says that there are still many challenges to face, ten years after the liberation from white minority rule.
10 years on, Orania fades away
It is easy to drive past "whites-only" Orania without even noticing the town is there, but it's impossible to forget the curious place.
10 years of history changes
Teachers are still battling the legacy of apartheid, whose history primers painted blacks as "primitive" and even "barbaric".
Boardrooms see colour change
With apartheid abolished, new black-owned companies are gaining ground and a black middle class is emerging.
A decade of address choices
Ten years after the end of apartheid, distinctions between former white, black and coloured areas have blurred, and people live where they want.
Gay battle not won yet
Gays are enjoying a new era of freedom in cities, but black and coloured homosexuals in townships are still victims of discrimination.
Full text of Mandela's speech
Following is the full text of the address by former president Nelson Mandela during a joint sitting of parliament.
Tshwane plays down stampede
The Tshwane metro council says the stampede at the Union Buildings, in which about 15 people were injured, was "nothing serious".
Madiba still the favourite
Stampede mars democracy party
Eclectic mix to SA freedom
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Stampede mars democracy party
At least 15 people have been treated at Pretoria Academic Hospital after they were injured in a stampede at the inauguration concert.
Old flag makes ugly appearance
Winnie remains seated
Eclectic mix to SA freedom
The best food SA has to offer
Guests at President Thabo Mbeki's inauguration have been treated to a mouth-watering feast, while the masses enjoyed the "Colonel's chicken".
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