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Freedom Day is the commemoration of the first democratic elections held in South Africa on 27 April 1994. These were the first post-apartheid national elections to be held in South African where anyone could vote regardless of race.
Guest: Dr Saths Cooper, who is the President of the Pan-African Psychology Union and anti-apartheid activist
Guest: Dr Saths Cooper, who is the President of the Pan-African Psychology Union and anti-apartheid activist
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By SAfmFreedom Day is the commemoration of the first democratic elections held in South Africa on 27 April 1994. These were the first post-apartheid national elections to be held in South African where anyone could vote regardless of race.
Guest: Dr Saths Cooper, who is the President of the Pan-African Psychology Union and anti-apartheid activist
Guest: Dr Saths Cooper, who is the President of the Pan-African Psychology Union and anti-apartheid activist