2014 marks 20 years of democracy in South Africa, as we contemplate South Africa’s post-Apartheid hearings and the legacy of Nelson Mandela. Has the Truth and Reconciliation process been a catalyst for other communities emerging from violent histories? Where is South Africa on today’s world stage?
Panelists:
Charlayne Hunter-Gault, award-winning journalist
Zakes Mda, writer and cultural commentator
Lydia Polgreen, international editor and correspondent, The New York Times
John Stremlau Ph.D., Vice President, Peace Programs at The Carter Center
Posted February 11, 2015