Ramaphosa: Apartheid Ghost Haunts South Africa

Black South Africans are frequently told to "let the past go" and stop blaming the apartheid system for the social and economic ills that affect the country today. But many South Africans, including President Cyril Ramaphosa, say they cannot just "move on" because the effects of apartheid-era laws are still felt to this day. Here, Ramaphosa highlights how banning Black people from studying certain academic subjects still haunts the country nearly three decades after the end of apartheid.

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