For 10 minutes, images of the police massacre of 69 black township residents shocked the young students.
For students, the story of apartheid touches on collective memories - of suffering, fear and identity - that so easily flare into pain, guilt or anger.
"I didn't do anything directly but as a country, as a people, something went wrong and it makes me feel guilty as well," she said."I know that people of the generation before me, people of my colour and my race, have gone through that - that really breaks my heart," said Carter. A sea of corrugated metal roofs, piles of rubbish, broken tarmac laid bare how South Africa remains one of the most unequal places on Earth despite the dawn of democracy.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
South African consumer confidence dips further in Q1The consumer confidence index, sponsored by First National Bank (FNB) and compiled by the Bureau for Economic Research, fell to +2 in the first quarter from +7 in the final quarter of 2018.
Read more »
Business Maverick: Banks Entice South African Millennials With Rap, Free FoodFrom free burgers and ride-hailing services to hip-hop concerts and discounted gasoline: South African banks are going all out to win customers as competition hots up.
Read more »
Presidential panel member rejects final report on South African land reformIn case you missed this | Presidential panel member rejects final report on South African land reform
Read more »
South African Academy Award-winner Charlize Theron has shared that her eldest daughter is transgenderIn an interview with The Daily Mail, the actress said: 'I grew up in a country where people lived with half-truths and lies and whispers and nobody said anything outright, and I was raised very specifically not to be like that.'
Read more »
Presidential panel member rejects final report on South African land reformDan Kriek of AgriSA says he has released an alternative land reform report
Read more »
Capitalist Party of SA wants every South African to have shares in SOEsThe Capitalist Party of SA (ZACP) has concocted a radical approach to fixing the country's embattled state-owned entities by campaigning for ownership of these institutions to be handed over to each and every voting citizen.
Read more »
OP-ED: The right to die remains a complex and disputed issue in South African lawAlthough on the face of it South Africa’s Bill of Rights supports the constitutional right to die through its clauses on life and dignity, recent judgments have left a question mark over the actual legal position. Do we, in fact, have a constitutional right to euthanasia?
Read more »
Where to stream 'Die Spreeus' and more top Afrikaans showsSPONSORED | Even if Afrikaans is not your home language, turn on the subtitles and enjoy these local series and movies streaming now on ShowmaxOnline
Read more »
Consumer confidence dipsSouth African consumer confidence has declined to its lowest level in more than a year.
Read more »
SABC parts ways with COO, Chris Maroleng - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.%The South African Broadcasting Corporation Board has terminated the corporation's Chief Operations Officer, Chris Maroleng's contract.%
Read more »
Rand, bonds little changed, stocks set to open higherSouth African markets were closed on Monday for a public holiday.
Read more »