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Rainbow Transit

Per Anders Pettersson

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 01363596

Publishers Dewi Lewis Publishing, October 2013

In 2014 South Africa will celebrate 20 years of Democracy since the ending of Apartheid. In Spring... Full description

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In 2014 South Africa will celebrate 20 years of Democracy since the ending of Apartheid. In Spring 1994 Per-Anders Pettersson arrived in South Africa to cover the country's first democratic elections. Nelson Mandela was to become its first black president; he had been free for four years and had toured the world like a rock star. The election itself was of immense significance: from the ashes of a repressive, segregated and racist state a multi-racial nation miraculously emerged, one of the greatest success stories of the African continent. And so began his love affair with South Africa. Over two decades he explored the country, the 'Rainbow Nation', questioning the complex realities of daily life. For South Africa, Democracy was a hard won freedom that brought both rewards and new struggles: a soaring violent crime rate, disease, poverty and massive unemployment. Yet, South Africa's policies reaped astonishing wealth for a new black elite, and saw the rapid emergence of a black middle class. The energy with which these so-called 'black diamonds' embraced capitalism was one of the most striking features of the transition. Their success also fostered a frenzied aspirational spirit amongst the poorer urban classes. However, during the second decade greed and disillusion began to smother this hope and aspiration. This is now the predominant theme in South African life.