Amy Goodman
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Soweto Activist: While Mandela Helped Build "The New South Africa," Struggle Continues For Many

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December 6, 2013

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Residents of Soweto began morning outside the former home of Nelson Mandela soon after his death was announced. We go to South Africa to speak with the Sowetobased activist Trevor Ngwane. He reflects on Mandela's historic legacy but also talks about some of the failings of the new South Africa. For many South Africans the fight for social and economic justice has not ended.

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