Mapping the World
Season 33 Episode 11 - South Africa, the traces of the past
8.6 ?
1990
Documentary
Thirty years after the end of apartheid, the results are sobering: South Africa has not succeeded in conquering its demons. Violence is the order of the day, economic imbalance, racial injustice and state-tolerated corruption still characterize everyday life. Yet South Africa is by no means lacking in potential! [arte]
Episodes in Season 33
1
Rhine and Danube: Two Rivers, Two Europes
12 min
2
USA vs China
12 min
3
Soccer - playing field of power?
12 min
4
Argentina: Country of Missed Opportunities
12 min
5
Soft Power - Universities at War
6
Putin and Ukraine: What Next?
25 min
7
The Weaponisation of Wheat
12 min
8
France: Still a Major Power?
12 min
9
Libya: A Global Power Struggle
12 min
10
Indonesia: An Archipelago With Potential
12 min
11
South Africa, the traces of the past
12 min
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16
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17
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18
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19
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20
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21
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23
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24
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26 min
26
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27
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28
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29
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30
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