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    In 1948 the South African government took a turn for the worst. The National Party gained power in South Africa and its all-white government began immediately enforcing policies of racial segregation. They called it apartheid which was a policy that discriminated on grounds of race, violating human rights. Under the apartheid the black population of South Africa were unjustly persecuted. They were segregated to the extent that they were stripped of their citizenship. Nelson Mandela was an…

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    shortfall in South Africa. There was a great demand for Electrical Supply through out South Africa which translated in wide spread regular nationwide power cuts. Load shedding was regularly scheduled, where electricity supply was stopped for non-overlapping periods causing nationwide blackouts. Businesses were asked to turn of non-essential lighting and equipment. This practice by Eskom was even forced upon mines such operated by people such as Anglo American, BHP Billiton and Xstrata. With…

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    An African-American woman arrived on the bus. She appeared weary to me. Her posture hunched over in exhaustion, and small creases of stress retained on her face. She sat on the last remaining seat. Simultaneously, a white man boarded the bus. He briskly walked over to her and instructed she should move, so he would have a place to sit. Her drained eyes looked up…

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    influential person in the world. Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela was a South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, politician, and philanthropist, who served as President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999, but this isn’t a nelson Mandela biography. The book mother to mother explores the South African legacy of apartheid through the lens of a woman who remembers a life marked by oppression and injustice in other…

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    Throughout time many drastic changes have occurred. These changes are usually brought upon by those who desire them the most. George Shaw once said, “Progress is impossible without change and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything.” These changes often happen to come in the form of rebellion. Rebellions have sprung up many times throughout history. In particular this essay will dive into the effects of rebellions and how these rebellions changed governments, people, and…

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    Introduction In the following examination assignment I am required to, read an article by Jean-Paul Marthoz which is titled: The Challenges and Ambiguities of South Africa's Foreign Policy, after doing that I will analyse the authors main ideas on South Africa’s foreign approach as well as find authors, who wrote from an African perspective and agree with this author, I will then conclude my answer by giving my own detailed opinion if I agree to what the authors say or not. Definition of key…

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    The Vietnam War was a power struggle between communism and capitalism, North Vietnam against South Vietnam respectively with each party wanting different political system. The United States of America aided South Vietnam while North Vietnam was aided by the Soviet Union and the republic of China. The Vietnam War was fought between 1955 and 1975 which fell in the middle of the cold war which was fought between 1947 and 1991. The United States of America as well as the Union of Soviet Socialist…

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    obtained gold from Africa. Then in 1442, not only did the Portuguese obtain more gold, but also obtain the first Africans. About 40 years after this event, the Portuguese were allowed to set up a port in Africa for themselves. This port was set up to trade gold and other natural resources at the time. In the coming future, this port would eventually become a slave trade port instead. Africans were either captured or kidnapped by slave traders, then were brought to the port to be exchanges for…

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    Adrianna Hodges Mrs. Borrego English 12, 4th block 29 September 2014 Mugabe’s Massacre Robert Mugabe, age 90, is the current president of Zimbabwe. As leader of the Zimbabwe African National Union Patriotic Front, a militant gang and political party, elections which he partakes in are always won by unfairness. His dictatorship has risen in great power; Mugabe’s rule has lasted since 1980. Robert Mugabe and his family live an extravagant life. The family is known for large parties and weddings,…

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    The African clawed frog is from Sub-Saharan Africa. It is part of the African species of aquatic frog of the pipidae family. The word xenopus means “strange foot” and laevis means “smooth”. Floppers is a tongueless, toothless and completely aquatic organism along with the rest of the pipidae family. Floppers uses his hands to put food in his mouth and down his throat and a hyobranchial pump to suck things in his mouth. Floppers (apart of the pipidae family) have very strong legs for swimming…

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