Mandela was what his nation needed, and had no right to expect. He was released from prison 25 years ago on Feb. 11, 1990
Tag Archives: apartheid
Newsmaker of the day: Eugene de Kock, aka ‘Prime Evil’
Apartheid death squad leader Eugene de Kock is granted parole
Palestine’s most uncommon ally
Equating its apartheid past with Israel, South Africa has emerged as one of Palestine’s most outspoken supporters
‘Remember this always’
I didn’t realize until it was too late how few perfectly incorruptible human beings there are
Canada’s support for Nelson Mandela wasn’t always so steadfast
How Brian Mulroney became an anti-apartheid champion
Nelson Mandela: ‘Our common victory, the victory of democracy and non-racialism, is within our grasp’
The deputy president of the ANC’s address to Parliament in 1990
Where’s the South African protest now?
Jacob Zuma and the African National Congress have wronged many, but few are willing to stand up against them
Apartheid lawsuit gets a green light
Ford, GM allegedly sold vehicles used by the apartheid regime