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The Lord's Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem
The Lord's Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem
Jesus rides in triumph into Jerusalem. The multitudes greet Him with shouts of "Hosanna to the Son of David."
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1 And when they drew nigh unto Jerusalem, and were come to Bethphage, unto the mount of Olives, then sent Jesus two disciples,
2 Saying unto them, Go into the village over against you, and straightway ye shall find an ass tied, and a colt with her: loose them, and bring them unto me.
3 And if any man say ought unto you, ye shall say, The Lord hath need of them; and straightway he will send them.
4 All this was done, that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the prophet, saying,
5 Tell ye the daughter of Sion, Behold, thy King cometh unto thee, meek, and sitting upon an ass, and a colt the foal of an ass.
6 And the disciples went, and did as Jesus commanded them,
7 And brought the ass, and the colt, and put on them their clothes, and they set him thereon.
8 And a very great multitude spread their garments in the way; others cut down branches from the trees, and strawed them in the way.
9 And the multitudes that went before, and that followed, cried, saying, Hosanna to the Son of David: Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord; Hosanna in the highest.
10 And when he was come into Jerusalem, all the city was moved, saying, Who is this?
11 And the multitude said, This is Jesus the prophet of Nazareth of Galilee.
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You won't believe what happened at GOW '18
You won't believe what happened at GOW '18
I had quite a unique experience this past weekend when I was a guest on Dr. Tumi's Gathering of Worshippers with over 30 000 people at the Voortrekker monument in Pretoria, South Africa. Please watch and be inspired to be the change that the world needs...
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What Evidence is There for Jesus Outside the Bible?
What Evidence is There for Jesus Outside the Bible?
At The Veritas Forum @ Rice, Marianne Meye Thompson answers a student's question about extra-biblical evidence for Jesus Christ. She discusses the famous quote in Josephus and the historical credibility of the New Testament.
Over the past two decades, The Veritas Forum has been hosting vibrant discussions on life's hardest questions and engaging the world's leading colleges and universities with Christian perspectives and the relevance of Jesus.
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ISRAEL: CRUCIFIXION: NEW EVIDENCE
ISRAEL: CRUCIFIXION: NEW EVIDENCE
Israeli archaeologists have revealed startling new evidence which questions the traditional depiction of Jesus Christ's crucifixion.
They unveiled the replica of a fossilised heel of a man crucified two-thousand years ago at a major exhibition in Jerusalem on Thursday.
The nail appears to have been hammered into the bone sideways, suggesting the legs of crucifixion victims straddle the cross on either side, rather than hanging straight down.
It isn't the first time questions have been raised about the accuracy of the depiction of the Crucifixion.
The argument over whether Jesus Christ was nailed to the cross or simply strung up with rope is one that has continued for nearly fifteen-hundred years.
Traditional depiction's usually show Christ with one nail piercing each palm and a third hammered through crossed feet extended straight down.
But now it seems the traditional image may be inaccurate.
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Evidence Jesus Christ Rose from the Dead - William Lane Craig
Evidence Jesus Christ Rose from the Dead - William Lane Craig
Was Jesus Christ raised from the dead, as Christians claim?
How would we know?
What evidence is there?
In this clip, William Lane Craig, professor of philosophy at Talbot, addresses one body of evidence that suggests that Jesus really did rise from the dead.
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Jesus Christ and Christianity | World History | Khan Academy
Jesus Christ and Christianity | World History | Khan Academy
An overview of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and the birth of Christianity.
World History on Khan Academy: From the earliest civilizations to the modern world, geography, religion, trade, and politics have bound peoples and nations together — and torn them apart. Take a journey through time and space and discover the fascinating history behind the complex world we inhabit today.
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Four Historical Facts that Prove Jesus Rose from the Dead
Four Historical Facts that Prove Jesus Rose from the Dead
In this special Easter presentation of the John Ankerberg Show, Dr. John Ankerberg along with some of the world's foremost archaeologists and scholars, explore the four fundamental historical facts that prove Jesus rose from the dead.
Almost all secular as well as Christian scholars agree to the historical accuracy of these facts, providing convincing evidence for the resurrection.
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I Died & Saw Heaven. Find Out What I Saw in Heaven! | Jeannette Meadows
I Died & Saw Heaven. Find Out What I Saw in Heaven! | Jeannette Meadows
In this It's Supernatural! Classic episode from 1999: Jeannette Meadows scored in the top ten percent on intelligence tests until she died on the operating table.
She saw Heaven and returned to her body. When she returned to life, she didn't know the alphabet. It took her eight months to learn to just take a bath. It is a medical miracle she can think and speak so clearly!
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My Daughter Died. Then I Saw Her in Heaven! | Curry Blake
My Daughter Died. Then I Saw Her in Heaven! | Curry Blake
Sid Roth's It's Supernatural! Classic episode from 2000: Curry Blake's daughter died and miraculously came back to life!
Stay tuned here every Wednesday & Friday for It's Supernatural! Classics from our It's Supernatural! archive!
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How to Find Your Path After School | Amba Brown | TEDxYouth@AIS
How to Find Your Path After School | Amba Brown | TEDxYouth@AIS
With so many choices, how can today’s graduates decide which path to take? Amba Brown discusses a new approach for navigating a happy life after school. Amba Brown is an Australian author, who holds a degree in psychology & sociology, with Honours in Positive Psychology. She is 31 years old, from Sydney, Australia, and has also lived in Asia and America.
Her previous experience includes Psychological Investigations and employment at The Australian High Commission in Singapore before working as a full time author. Being the eldest of six siblings, Amba is passionate about alleviating youth anxieties. This passion resulted in the creation of the 'Finding Your Path’ book series, to support and inspire youth through their major life transitions; starting school, starting high school and finishing school. Aside from writing, Amba loves travelling, beach days and spending time with friends. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.
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Bamuza Sono on coaching and team management
Bamuza Sono on coaching and team management
Bamuza Sono, who made his Ezenkosi debut in 1997 against XI Men in Flight in Mbabane, Swaziland (Mandela Cup) aged 17, plans to follow in his father’s footsteps by going into coaching sometime in the future.
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WATCH: Chris Hani on socialism
WATCH: Chris Hani on socialism
Johannesburg, 10 April 2016 - Today marks the 23rd anniversary of Chris Hani’s assassination. He was killed by Polish immigrant Janusz Walus, who may soon be a free man after he was granted parole by the High Court in Pretoria.?
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Exploring South Africa's troubled education system - learning world
Exploring South Africa's troubled education system - learning world
This week Learning World is getting to grips with the state of education in South Africa. From the early days of schooling through to university graduates euronews' Maha Barada has explored the highs and lows of a system only liberated from apartheid some 20 years ago.
==Apartheid Legacy==
For the past two decades South Africa has struggled to normalise a two-tier education system created under apartheid. But the shackles of inequality between the country's white and black populations continues.
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APARTHEID 46 YEARS IN 90 SECONDS - BBC NEWS
APARTHEID 46 YEARS IN 90 SECONDS - BBC NEWS
What was apartheid? Many millions of children and young adults have only known a world without it. t led to international isolation and civil conflict, but eventually crumbled after Nelson Mandela was freed from 27 years in prison.
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NEWSNIGHT: Michael Buerk on life in Apartheid South Africa
NEWSNIGHT: Michael Buerk on life in Apartheid South Africa
What was it like living and working in Apartheid South Africa as an outsider? Michael Buerk was the BBC's South Africa correspondent from 1983 to 1987.
Newsnight asked him to revisit some of his own reports from the country to paint a picture of Nelson Mandela and his life.
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Soweto Uprising: The Story Behind Sam Nzima's Photograph | 100 Photos | TIME
Soweto Uprising: The Story Behind Sam Nzima's Photograph | 100 Photos | TIME
40 years ago, a protest against Afrikaans in the South African town of Soweto was violently put down by police, sparking a growing fight against apartheid with Sam Nzima's photo of Hector Pieterson.
In this unprecedented exploration of 100 photographs that shaped the human experience, TIME goes behind each spectacular image to reveal how and why it changed the course of history.
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Mandela: Son of Africa, Father of a Nation | Official Full Documentary
Mandela: Son of Africa, Father of a Nation
| Official Full Documentary
This documentary about Nelson Mandela, nominated for an Oscar Award in 1996 (Best Documentary Feature), is the official film biography of Nelson Mandela, the first democratically elected president of the ethnically united South Africa.
The film touches on Mandela's childhood, family, education, and his long struggle to gain freedom for all the various ethnic groups in South Africa, including his experiences on the Robben Island prison.
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South Africa's Post Apartheid Generation (2014)
South Africa's Post Apartheid Generation (2014)
Born Free (2014): Born young enough to not know the legalised racism during apartheid, or to see hundreds die in the struggle for freedom, what does it mean to be South Africa?s ?born free? generation?
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Images of Apartheid: Filmmaking on the Fringe in the Old South Africa Trailer
Images of Apartheid: Filmmaking on the Fringe in the Old South Africa Trailer
New historical documentary on the unknown era of South African filmmaking and the later cinematic identity in the nation during the death throes of apartheid.
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South Africa passes bill aiming to return land to blacks
South Africa passes bill aiming to return land to blacks
South Africa's parliament has approved a bill allowing the government to expropriate land in the public interest.
The new measure will allow a compulsory purchase of lands and give more ownership to blacks.
As a result of colonial dispossession and apartheid, 87 percent of South African land is owned by whites and only 13 percent by blacks.
The governing party ANC said the law would tackle injustices imposed by white-minority rule.
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White South African farmers found guilty of attempted murder in 'coffin case'
White South African farmers found guilty of attempted murder in 'coffin case'
Two South African white farmers have been found guilty of attempted murder after they filmed themselves forcing a black man into a coffin and threatening to burn him alive.
They had pleaded not guilty.
The case has drawn attention to POST-apartheid racial tensions.
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"Land Expropriation Without Compensation Is Not To Punish White People, It's About Equality"
"Land Expropriation Without Compensation Is Not To Punish White People, It's About Equality"
The EFF's national spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi sat down with HuffPost SA to explain why the party is advocating for land expropriation without compensation and how farmers will be supported under this new legislation.
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Racism still rife in South Africa despite the fall of apartheid
Racism still rife in South Africa despite the fall of apartheid
Race relations are a critical fault line in South Africa with over 500 racism-related cases having been reported to the South African Human Rights Commission in the past year alone.
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Failed Reconciliation In Post-Apartheid South Africa (1998)
Failed Reconciliation In Post-Apartheid South Africa (1998)
The Ones That Got Away (1998): The process of reconciliation began with great hope in South Africa's black and white communities. Now, however, it seems that the nation is struggling to move past the spectre of its deeply divided past.
On a Sunday afternoon, Cynthia Ngewu visits her son’s simple grave. For her, like many other victims of apartheid the Truth Commission has delivered knowledge, but not comfort. Her son was one of the Guguletu Seven who tried to raid a police van in 1986. Even though the authorities discovered their plans, the men were not arrested, they were slaughtered.
It was a massacre that has come to represent apartheid’s worst excesses. Unfortunately Claudia doesn’t feel she got anywhere near the truth at the TRC. For the people at the highest levels of politics stayed away. Craig Matthews was one of the few police officers who did tell of his part in the South Africa’s bloody history.
He doesn’t expect to be forgiven, he knows people will hate him forever. But he at least did tell. He calls those who didn’t show-up LMFs – ‘Lacking in Moral Fibre’ and says their actions undermine the future. Cynthia knows how she feels about it: “In the white community they are not willing to accept that horrible past and humble themselves before the nation and bring about a healing.”
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Africa 360 | Racial integration in South Africa
Africa 360
| Racial integration in South Africa
Johannesburg - 1 November 2013, A controversial new documentary FATHERLAND explores some race relations issues in South Africa, particularly the fine line between patriotism and racism. The movie is a hard and unscripted look inside the 'Kommandokorps' military boot camps that are being run in some white Afrikaans rural communities in South Africa.
This week, eNCA Africa Editor, Chris Maroleng, talks to Franz Jooste, head of the Kommandokorps and analyst Dr. Piet Croucamp of teh University of Johannesburg.
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Poverty preserves racial lines in post -apartheid South Africa
Poverty preserves racial lines in post -apartheid South Africa
South Africa is a complex and changing country that is still dealing with a legacy of racial division. It was only 15 years ago that the system of apartheid ended, and since then many of the racial barriers have been broken down, if not forgotten.
But a gap still exists today between have and have-nots, and many of the poor are black. They may be equal on paper, but because of impoverished conditions, many still feel unequal.
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Witness - Hillbrow: Between Heaven and Hell
Witness - Hillbrow: Between Heaven and Hell
Filmmaker Clifford Bestall takes a personal journey to the heart of one of South Africa's most dangerous neighborhoods and through the stories of some of its residents reveals a rich seam of today's urban South African experience.
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Inequality haunts South African students | Al Jazeera English
Inequality haunts South African students
| Al Jazeera English
The legacy of inequality still persists in South African schools.
While access to education is improving, there are concerns that standards are slipping and fewer students are finishing school.
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Inside Story: How corrupt is South Africa?
Inside Story: How corrupt is South Africa?
Protesters have marched in Pretoria, Capetown and Durban, denouncing rampant corruption.
The anti-corruption activists say the march was in support of transparent funding models for South Africa’s political parties. They say there is a need to bring an end to state-owned enterprises being used to benefit corrupt individuals.
Since the African National Congress (ANC) took over, corrupt officials are said to have stolen a staggering $50bn.
Is the ANC to blame? And can the scourge of corruption be stopped?
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South African women use social media to fight against violence | Al Jazeera English
South African women use social media to fight against violence | Al Jazeera English
In South Africa, rates of sexual violence and violence against women are among the highest recorded in the world, and the numbers of perpetrators prosecuted are much lower.
Some women in South Africa are now using social media to seek justice.
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South Africa | Calls to ban apartheid-era symbol | Al Jazeera English
South Africa | Calls to ban apartheid-era symbol | Al Jazeera English
South Africa's new flag, designed to represent the "Rainbow Nation", has almost completely supplanted the previous, apartheid-era flag, but some South Africans worry about the context in which the old flag is still flown and want to ban its display.
The Nelson Mandela Foundation, which wants the apartheid-era flag banned, saying it represents hate and racial discrimination.
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South African immigrants: - Stealing jobs or scapegoats?
South African immigrants:
- Stealing jobs or scapegoats?
A wave of resentment is sweeping through South Africa aimed at foreign nationals.
The unrest began in Durban earlier this month, spreading to at least nine provinces, and reaching Johannesburg on Friday.
At least six people have been killed, and thousands driven from their homes.
It’s because of a perception that immigrants are taking South African jobs.
Former president Jacob Zuma is calling for calm, saying violence against foreigners is unacceptable.
Speaking in Cape Town, he said: "No amount of frustration or anger can ever justify the attacks on foreign nationals and the looting of their shops. We condemn the violence in the strongest possible terms."
But are foreign workers being unfairly blamed for the social and economic failings of South Africa’s government?
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Every South African Needs To Watch This - Scenario Expert Discusses South Africa's Future
Every South African Needs To Watch This
- Scenario Expert Discusses South Africa's
Future
Frans Cronje, CEO of the South African Institute for Race Relations Centre for Risk Analysis gives an overview of the various scenarios that may play out in the South African political and economic arena over the next 10 years.
This presentation took place on May 4th 2015 at the CATO Institute in Washington D.C.
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Struggle icon Chris Hani remembered
Struggle icon Chris Hani remembered
This documentary, Hani, looks back at the struggle history that formed the man Chris Hani - SACP leader, freedom fighter, and family man.
His life was brutally brought to an end when he was shot and killed in the driveway of his home on 10 April 1993. The house where the murder happened, in Dawn Park, Boksburg, is now a museum in the City of Ekurhuleni.
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NEWSNIGHT: How Mandela responded to the assassination of Chris Hani
NEWSNIGHT: How Mandela responded to the assassination of Chris Hani
The BBC's Allan Little reports for Newsnight from South Africa where he revisits an incident from Nelson Mandela's career in which the late statesman demonstrated his rare combination of ideals and wily political skills
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Chris Hani’s assassination shook the media world
Chris Hani’s assassination shook the media world
10 April 2015 - The Chris Hani Memorial and Walk of Remembrance Monument will be unveiled by former president Jacob Zuma in Boksburg today.
Hani was gunned down in the driveway of his home in Dawn Park on this day in 1993.
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FRIDAY STORY #6: The Origin and Rise of the Zulu Nation
FRIDAY STORY #6: The Origin and Rise of the Zulu Nation
Traditionally, stories about the Zulu Empire focus on its very demise. Specifically the legendary Anglo-Zulu War, and the two incredible battles of Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift, fought on the same infamous day: the 22nd of January, 1879.
Indeed far less is mentioned about the other end of the life cycle of the Zulu Empire. That is, the curious sequence of events which resulted in the founding of the Zulus as a nation; and then their rapid growth from a sleepy clan into arguably the most powerful force in Africa. This story explores this remarkable rise.
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"The biggest and most powerful moment in South African rugby" - 25 years after Mandela's release
"The biggest and most powerful moment in South African rugby" - 25 years after Mandela's release
Nelson Mandela passed away in December of 2013 but here we recall how he was the central figure at RWC 1995, uniting a nation on the world rugby stage
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Special Report: Unpacking the National Development Plan - Part 2
Special Report: Unpacking the National Development Plan - Part 2
(www.abndigital.com)
Since its launch in 2012, South Africa's National Development Plan has been touted as the country's long-term socio-economic development roadmap. The NDP is a policy blueprint for eliminating poverty and reducing inequality in South Africa by 2030. Are its targets in line with the developmental needs of the country though and what are the strategies for implementation thereof.
Joining ABN's Karima Brown studio to unpack these and other questions around the National Development Plan is: Trevor Manuel, SA Minister in the Presidency for the National Planning Commission; Sdumo Dlamini, President of COSATU; Prof Raymond Parsons, Special Policy Advisor to Business Unity SA.
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Shutting Down the Rainbow Nation: #FeesMustFall
Shutting Down the Rainbow Nation: #FeesMustFall
Students shook the South African nation to its very core this week as protests swept across campuses with the so-called born frees at the helm. "Shutting Down the Rainbow Nation'' is a ten minute documentary that captures the energy and heart of the student-led movement, which shut down higher education institutions around the country.
It speaks to the policing of the black body, state violence, and the fall of the 'rainbow nation', sewn together with videos posted by the public on Twitter and Facebook throughout the shutdown. History was re-written this week, as it became clear that even though the revolution may not have been (adequately) televised, it was certainly tweeted.
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White-only South African town nostalgic for apartheid
White-only South African town nostalgic for apartheid
Some 27 years after the abolition of apartheid, there are still communities of white South Africans who refuse to mix with their black fellow citizens.
It's the case in the town of Orania, where the only language spoken is Afrikaans, the tongue of the first Dutch settlers. In Orania's schools, students are taught an alternative version of history.
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Constitution Hill - Johannesburg, South Africa
Constitution Hill - Johannesburg, South Africa
Constitution Hill
Situated on a hill overlooking the city of Joburg, Constitution Hill consists of a Women's Jail, Old Fort and Number Four Museums. Today it is home to the Constitutional Court that tells the story of South Africa's turbulent past and transition to democracy.
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WATCH: South Africa pushes ahead with constitutional changes on land reform
WATCH: South Africa pushes ahead with constitutional changes on land reform
South Africa's ruling African National Congress has decided to amend the country's constitution to allow for land expropriation without compensation.
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SOUTH AFRICA: US PRESIDENT CLINTON VISITS MANDELA PRISON CELL
SOUTH AFRICA: US PRESIDENT CLINTON VISITS MANDELA PRISON CELL
English/Nat
U-S President Bill Clinton joined South African President Nelson Mandela in a visit to the prison cell where the anti-apartheid leader spent 18 years in jail.
Mandela gave his guest a personal tour of the prison on Robben Island where he spent most of his 27 years in jail as a political prisoner.
They flew to the island from Cape Town after holding a joint news conference with Clinton, who is on a 12-day African tour.
The day was not all about providing picture opportunities - Mandela found time to appoint a three-member judicial commission to investigate a possible coup plot against him uncovered by military intelligence.
Robben Island lies just off the coast of South Africa from Cape Town.
But the small island is as important to the country and its history as the years of apartheid and strife which occurred on the mainland itself.
U-S President Bill Clinton continued his visit with South African President Nelson Mandela on Friday with an excursion to Robben Island.
The two leaders flew separately from Cape Town following their joint news conference there.
Mandela, accompanied by his partner Gracia Machel, greeted the president and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton on the island where he spent 18 years in isolation from his countrymen.
The South African leader brought his high profile guest to visit the prison where he was held as a political prisoner for those 18 long years during apartheid.
Clinton, the first U-S president ever to visit South Africa, made the important stopoff to recognise Mandela's years of courageous struggle against racial injustice in South Africa.
The two leaders walked through the vast expanse of the prison's courtyard.
They then walked arm in arm inside to cell number five where Mandela became a national hero.
The two world leaders shared a somber moment walking the bleak hallway where the leading activists against South Africa's white rule were kept.
Mandela looked up and down t
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South Africa - Truth and Reconciliation Commission
South Africa - Truth and Reconciliation Commission
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The Truth Commission holding a week-long hearing on 18 alleged crimes by Winnie Mandela heard testimony on Tuesday (25/11) by one of her former confidantes. Xoliswa Falati told how she took four young men to see Mandela and her bodyguards after telling the former first lady that they had all been sexually abused at a Methodist church home in
Soweto. She said Mandela started to punch one of the four, and then lefther bodyguards to beat them up. One of them was Stompei Seipei who was later killed.
Falati said that she was ordered outside to sing loudly so as to drown out the youths' cries for help. Mandela and Falati were both convicted in 1991 on charges of kidnapping and being an accessory to assault.
Also appearing before the Commission was star witness, Katiza Cebekhulu who said he saw Mandela killing Stompei.
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South Africans must know the truth: Zola Tsotsi
South Africans must know the truth: Zola Tsotsi
Eskom chairperson Zola Tsotsi says he wants South Africans to know the truth. The fate of his position will be determined at a board meeting today following allegations he interfered with daily operations and took executive decisions.
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SOUTH AFRICA: WINNIE MANDELA TRUTH COMMISSION HEARING UPDATE
SOUTH AFRICA: WINNIE MANDELA TRUTH COMMISSION HEARING UPDATE
English/Nat
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, the former wife of the South African President, was accused on Wednesday of making up allegations that a popular Methodist Bishop had sexually abused boys in his care.
She was appearing for a third day before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
It has already been presented with evidence that Madikizela-Mandela and her bodyguards carried out kidnappings, beatings and murder.
It was another uncomfortable day before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission for President Nelson Mandela's ex-wife.
She looked ill at ease during an emotional statement by a clergyman she accused of sexually assaulting young men in his care.
In 1988, Methodist Bishop Paul Verryn was a priest in charge of a refuge house for boys and young men recovering from harassment by apartheid security police.
She arranged for four of the young men to be taken from the refuge house and brought to her home, where they were severely beaten.
Stompie Moeketsi Seipei, who was 14, had the worst beating - Madikizela-Mandela accused him of being a police informer.
One of the four there that day described his experiences.
SOUNDBITE: (English dubbed translation)
"Then she asked Stompie why he was selling the people. Stompie disagreed with that kind of information and then she started hitting us with fists, one by one. After that the whole group joined in the assault."
SUPER CAPTION: Thabiso Mono, Witness
Stompie Moeketsi Seipei was found dead a few days later.
Madikizela-Mandela was convicted on kidnapping and assault charges in the case of the four and was sentenced to six years in jail, reduced to a fine on appeal.
The circumstances of Seipei's death have been the major issue at the hearings.
A former bodyguard for Madikizela-Mandela testified on Tuesday that he saw her stab a small boy that he believed was Seipei.
An emotional Bishop Verryn apologised for not having protected the boys from Madikizela-Mandela a
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Trevor McDonald: Return to South Africa | White Poverty After the Apartheid | ITV
Trevor McDonald: Return to South Africa | White Poverty After the Apartheid | ITV
Trevor visits a Squatter Camp in Munsieville where white families, once protected by the economics of Apartheid, are now struggling to make ends meet.
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South Africa: Xenophobic violence against foreigners spreads - BBC News
South Africa: Xenophobic violence against foreigners spreads - BBC News
Thousands of South African's are marching in the eastern city of Durban to protest against recent violence against foreigners. At least five people have been killed since last week in attacks on migrants, who've been accused of taking local jobs. Fears of violence spreading has forced many foreign shopkeepers to close their businesses in Johannesburg. Milton Nkosi reports.
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Dozens die in heavy flooding in South Africa
Dozens die in heavy flooding in South Africa
Dozens are killed along Southern Africa's eastern coast in the wake of heavy rains that caused landslides and severe flooding. President Cyril Ramaphosa warns that the destruction is linked to climate change. Also, demonstrators from across Sudan continue to head into the capital to join the throng. Protesters prepare for a million-man march on Thursday to show the military council that they will not give up until power is handed back to a civilian administration.
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South Africa | African National Congress | Oliver Tambo interview | A Plus 4| 1985
South Africa | African National Congress | Oliver Tambo interview | A Plus 4| 1985
President of the African National Congress Oliver Tambo is interviewed by Gill Nevil. In this interview Mr. Tambo discusses his early life in South Africa under Apartheid and his political career.
First shown: 04/11/1985
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Coronavirus | Political analyst Khaya Sithole on the President's address to the nation later today
Coronavirus | Political analyst Khaya Sithole on the President's address to the nation later today
President Cyril Ramaphosa did not address the nation last night on the latest coronavirus measures being undertaken by government. But Minister in the Presidency, Jackson Mthembu said President Ramaphosa would address the country today.
President Ramaphosa met with various stakeholders, including business, amid growing calls for a lockdown in South Africa. This of course due to fears of the spread of the coronavirus. Infections now stand at 274 cases.
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WATCH LIVE | President to address nation on Monday, not Sunday as initially expected
WATCH LIVE | President to address nation on Monday, not Sunday as initially expected
Jackson Mthembu, Minister in the Presidency, has announced at a press briefing on Sunday that President Cyril Ramaphosa will not address the country tonight.
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RESIDENCE OCCUPY AN ABANDONED SCHOOL
RESIDENCE OCCUPY AN ABANDONED SCHOOL
More than 4 500 township schools across the country have been closed in the last 20 years because they have been deserted by pupils and teachers. A Government Gazette at the Joburg central district which had closed down schools in the past five years.
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The Golden Years - Simon Bahumi
The Golden Years - Simon Bahumi
The struggle continues for Simon, he is no longer fighting a system that is fighting him but a new system that has forgotten him. Simon has endured emotional turmoil because of this reality. The lack of acknowledgement for his role in ending apartheid, as well as sacrificing his time with loved ones during the struggle years, has left Simon feeling bewildered.
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ZEITGEIST: MOVING FORWARD | OFFICIAL RELEASE | 2011 (HD)
ZEITGEIST: MOVING FORWARD | OFFICIAL RELEASE | 2011 (HD)
Zeitgeist: Moving Forward is a feature length documentary work which will present a case for a needed transition out of the current socioeconomic monetary paradigm which governs the entire world society. This subject matter will transcend the issues of cultural relativism and traditional ideology and move to relate the core, empirical "life ground" attributes of human and social survival, extrapolating those immutable natural laws into a new sustainable social paradigm called a "Resource-Based Economy".
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5 Haunting Unsolved Mass Disappearances
5 Haunting Unsolved Mass Disappearances
When one person disappears without a trace, it's pretty mysterious. But how do groups of people go missing? In these five unsolved mysteries, groups of three or more people seemingly vanished into thin air.
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