After Mandela

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Nelson Mandela will end his term as president of South Africa on Jun 16, 1999, to be replaced by Thabo Mbeki, his chosen successor. Mandela came to office in 1995 on a platform of reconciliation, but many white South Africans are concerned Mbeki will want to replace them with Africans. Other analysts feel Mbeki will address the injustices of apartheid more effectively than Mandela.

Australia, Political aspects, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Mandela, Nelson, Mbeki, Thabo

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South Africa's prize winner

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An interview with South African novelist J.M. Coetzee is presented, focusing on his novel 'Disgrace,' which has won Britain's Booker Prize. Topics addressed include race relations and politics in South Africa, as well as the author's literary techniques.

Achievements and awards, Race relations, Coetzee, J.M., Disgrace (Book), Authors, South African, South African writers

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The voice of a warrior nation

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An interview with Mangosuthu Buthelezi is presented. Topics discussed include, the Zulu population and casualties suffered in fighting white supremacy, as well as their relationship with African National Congress in South Africa.

African National Congress, Zulu (African people), Buthelezi, Gatsha

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