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Mandela charity to share a name with 'apartheid's founding father' South Africa's former president says that linking with the Cecil Rhodes organisation to tackle poverty will be 'uplifting' for the continent
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IT IS one of history's unlikeliest pairings. Nelson Mandela is to
share his name with Cecil Rhodes, the British imperialist condemned
by some as "the architect of apartheid", in a major international
charity to help poor South Africans.
In a move which may shock many Africans, the hero of the anti-
apartheid movement will this week host a lunch in Groote Schuur,
Rhodes's former residence in Cape Town, and announce the creation of
the Mandela Rhodes Foundation. Mandela will tell his aud...
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The Sunday Telegraph London
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India's Relations with South Africa During the Post-Apartheid Era.
Journal of Asian and African Studies
; Introduction Even before gaining its independence from Great Britain in 1947, India made the elimination of racism in South Africa a principal foreign policy objective. When the United Nations General Assembly met for the first time in October 1946, India, a self-governing territory within the
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Facing an economic meltdown. (South Africa)
U.S. News & World Report
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Good neighbour: South Africa.
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