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South Africa under the Skin

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On 16 June 1976, Vusi Mavuso took part in a student protest march. He witnessed the killing of children in Soweto. Now, he is a trade union organiser and political activist and, as a result, has spent time in South African prisons. He and the recently-released ANC veteran Walter Sisulu agree that confinement has only strengthened their determination to fight apartheid. The two men are separated by 45 years, but they share similar views about the future of their country. Editor VASTIANA BELFON

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Vastiana Belfon
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