South Africa
1991-04-06T10:02:00-05:00https://images.c-span.org/defaults/Capitol_default-image.jpgMr. Robinson and Mr. van Rensburg gave brief remarks on current issues in South Africa before an audience of high school students and responded to questions on South Africa from the audience. Mr. Robinson argued that despite recent cosmetic changes in South Africa, apartheid still prevents blacks from exercising basic rights such as voting. Mr. van Rensburg stressed that the program of reform in South Africa was continual and unstoppable, and was dependent upon the ratification of a new constitution based on equal political rights for all citizens in South Africa.
Mr. Robinson and Mr. van Rensburg gave brief remarks on current issues in South Africa before an audience of high school students and… read more
Mr. Robinson and Mr. van Rensburg gave brief remarks on current issues in South Africa before an audience of high school students and responded to questions on South Africa from the audience. Mr. Robinson argued that despite recent cosmetic changes in South Africa, apartheid still prevents blacks from exercising basic rights such as voting. Mr. van Rensburg stressed that the program of reform in South Africa was continual and unstoppable, and was dependent upon the ratification of a new constitution based on equal political rights for all citizens in South Africa. close
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