South Africa’s historical and contemporary statues: a public and political battleground

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Smith, J. (2024) South Africa’s historical and contemporary statues: a public and political battleground. HSRC Review. 22(2):30-33.

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Abstract:
As South Africa moves beyond its apartheid past, the fate of historical statues ignites fierce debate across the nation and among political powers. This discussion reflects deep-rooted tensions and divergent views on how a nation reconciles with its tumultuous history.
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12 Dec 2024
 
POLITICAL HISTORY
ECONOMIC FREEDOM FIGHTERS (EFF)
PUBLIC OPINION
 
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