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Apartheid


South Africa Makes Gains with Reconciliation 30 Years After Apartheid. What Can Liberia Learn?

By Anthony Stephens with New Narratives JOHANNESBURG, South Africa—Apartheid was a vicious system of racism and racial separation that ended 30 years ago here, just as Liberia was winding down its first civil war. Since then, South Africa has emerged as an economic powerhouse that implemented a Truth and Reconciliation process that activists, economists, and…

Anthony Stephens
Frontpage Africa

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