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Nelson Mandela, left, and his wife Winnie, raise clenched fists as they walk hand-in-hand from the Victor Verster prison near Cape Town, South Africa on Feb. 11, 1990.
Conflict & Justice
‘Winnie and Nelson’: A new book explores a fraught political partnership
Crufts Dog Show in 2017
Staff picks, 2017 (Volume 1)
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Yewande Omotoso
Arts
Yewande Omotoso’s ‘The Woman Next Door’
The host of The Daily Show Trevor Noah's new memoir is called Born A Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood.
Books
Trevor Noah gets personal
Joe Stewart and Patricia Bayonne-Johnson, both descendants of people sold as slaves by Georgetown University, visit the school on September 1, 2016 in Washington, D.C.
Justice
Lessons from South Africa as Georgetown attempts reparations for slavery
Muhammad Ali, Challenging Healthcare, RFK’s ‘Ripple of Hope’ Speech
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Students march at Stellenbosch University earlier this year
Education
A South African university sheds the language of apartheid
South Africa's Trevor Noah will be the new host of "The Daily Show," the popular Comedy Central show currently hosted by Jon Stewart.
Culture
Joyous South Africans pop champagne to celebrate Trevor Noah’s taking over for Jon Stewart
Hugh Masekela and Vusi Mahlasela on stage October 14, 2014, at Carnegie Hall in New York.
Music
‘The Voice’ of South Africa celebrates 20 years of freedom
Sheryl Ozinsky, one of the founders of the Oranjezicht City Farm in Cape Town, selling produce at the Saturday market.
Development
‘You can’t be a sissy to live in Africa’
Nelson Mandela's former private assistant Zelda la Grange. Her memoir traces the 43-year-old's upbringing in an Afrikaans family that considered Mandela a terrorist to her improbable appointment to his office when he became president in 1994, and her clos
Global Politics
Here’s how a young white woman went from loving apartheid to being in Mandela’s inner circle
Nelson Mandela, as a young man, before he gave his famous Rivonia speech
Conflict & Justice
Why hearing Mandela’s Rivonia speech is so powerful. It’s not just the words, it’s the sounds behind them
Nelson Mandela, as a young man, before he gave his famous Rivonia speech
Conflict & Justice
Why hearing Mandela’s Rivonia speech is so powerful. It’s not just the words, it’s the sounds behind them
Children at a township school in Atteridgevile, South Africa. In post-apartheid South Africa, children are no longer required to learn the Afrikaans language.
Arts, Culture & Media
From Afrikaans to Zulu, South Africa’s languages have stories to tell
Former South African president P.W. Botha and his wife Elize
Conflict & Justice
Ever wonder how South Africa’s former leaders justified apartheid?
Nelson Mandela dancing
Arts, Culture & Media
Slideshow: Mandela loved to dance
Mandela
Global Politics
Denis Goldberg, for years at Mandela’s side, recalls their struggles
Tutu
Global Politics
After Mandela’s death, South Africa turns to Tutu
Soweto
Global Politics
In Soweto, Nelson Mandela was a hero… and also a neighbor
Global Politics
Watch Mandela’s first TV interview, when he was on the run
Global Politics
Nelson Mandela, the man who brought South Africa out of apartheid, dies at 95