In the 1980s, South Africa was under international pressure to end apartheid. What was "apartheid"?
Correct answer: Racial segregation
ShootingGuard3101
Successful? Thats highly debateable.
Candidapax
South Africa has definitely not progressed under the ANC. Corruption, nepotism, bribery, fraud, violence, lawlessness et al, is the new South Africa
joi4666
Um. Nelson Mandela had more to do with the abolition of apartheid in South Africa than Mahatma Ghandi! Give him his credit!
NoMoHos4Me
zlarxiam, The word you're thinking of is indigenous. Aboriginal is used incorrectly here.
RuralFalcon12438
albeit for the most part factually true, the history post here is highly opinionated. If you truly want to understand the success of the newly appointed government system, speak with members of the South African nation. Still long strides to go.
Commentedboss5
Player #190959, It was NOT their land to begin with and then to go into another's country and commit so many atrocities based on their perverse belief that the color of their skin made them superior and gave them the right to murder, steal land, enslave and systematically try to destroy the true people of south Africa what they got was nothing. If they had any morality whatsoever they would well never been there and created apartheid. look up how the government used drugs in order to control the masses. there is obviously something missing in your soul (do you have one?) to even write such an uneducated racist statement
Player #8418276
babyangel1432, Don't be ridiculous. Reverse apartheid? Last time I was in SA I can recall seeing any signs saying 'blacks only'. Can't recall any whites being denied the vote. Didn't see any whites being forceably removed from their homes and made to live in townships. Didn't see white school children being massacred in the street by police. Things are not perfect in SA but to suggest that it's worse than when 90% of the population had virtually no rights is both offensive and idiotic
Player #2558362
Nelson Mandela is one of the greatest people to have ever lived in my opinion
Player #1035919
He, like many historical figures had his flaws, that doesn't necessarily detract from the good he accomplished.
He was a product of his environment.
Imsohappy4844
There's nothing good about living in poverty. Why does anyone take credit for settling it when people were already there. You took it like everything else.
David
betsy, I'm eleven and I knew about the apartheid in year 4
Tuvok
The problems faced by SA are common to many countries/people who were marginalized. You can’t expect governance and rule of law from people who have been denied that and treated like animals for generations. There is no history of good governance to follow. The US is now trying to abandon good governance and be like that kind of country.
Bubba
Nelson Mandela 🫡
Player #89940486
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shaun
this is a question everyone should know
Hamish 1690
lived there for years, it's not a nice place now.
Saffa
NoMoHos4Me, mate you will find the term aboriginal means original people thus indigenous…
Although it’s used mostly to refer to the Australian indigenous people.
Don’t believe me look it up.
Sim LCFC Loyal
Shame about the "Rainbow flag" personally I loved the Oranje, Blanje, Blou ..
Brain61
Player #2558362, terrorist..and his wife's even worse
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History - only written by the winners not the losers
Antoine de Jackson
It's actually pronounced 'apart-hate'. True
PacificTrashVortex
NoMoHos4Me, aboriginal with a lower case a can be applied to any indigenous people. When used with an upper case A then it means the indigenous people of Australia
Player #37310333
I guessed it
Mr. Pink
ShootingGuard3101, it's turned into a cesspit 😂
myla
I got a double go and on the 2nd one I got it right 🏅
Mel
Player #1035919, if it wasn't for white people mixing with black people you wouldn't get mixed race people
Player #43851562
corruption, lawlessness, violence etc. etc. that what SA is nowadays ... still....
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Dee
Player #22339087, I left SA as I'm disabled and unable to support myself.
I still cry for Africa.
Dee
Commentedboss5, Maybe you should inform yourself of the current situation in South Africa.
Player #21902605
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betsy
OK listen up I didn't know but u took a random guess and I got it right I'm ONLY 9 GEEZ
Player #32664120
pandaski1953, this is completely false. Aboriginal is a negative word, it means to abhor the original. Go and study the dictionary. Really silly to say that ghandi had anything to do it liberation of S.A. ghandi was an ignorant racist against blacks and a slave puppy to the whites.
Shadow24101978
it was almost no different than how North America treated nonwhites going back to when they first stepped onto our land. There's racism, violence, there's unjust governments. The list goes on! You can name pretty much any country and you will see the same thing.
Players tommo
as usual white man trys to take everything for them self I may be white but don't believe in white power and greed
Player #19889795
ShootingGuard3101, Candidapix's comment is better
Player #1NanSan
things of this type have been around for ever n is going worse, has it's still going on kind of with what's going on today has we are living now, with all this thing happening now in America! black lives matter! X n I'm not a black I'm a white! X let's all try get along. X
Player #22339087
South Africa has descended into complete corruption and its peoples are cruelly exploited. Having lived there for 50 years and being an anti apartheid supporter I am deeply saddened that SA has not succeeded in becoming Nelson Mandela's rainbow nation. Cry, my beloved country.
Player #22028120
Its the cubans beating south African backed forces in angola that brought the whites to the negotiating table
Player #20892717
hi Fiona I have been feeling well thanks for the invite to Jonah's party Laila has been sent to the park in Woodbridge today