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South Africa's first democratic elections on 27 April 1994 signalled not only the end of the brutal system of apartheid, but also a change in the country's international image.

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CGTN The Zimbabwean sports minister and former Olympic gold medalist was elected as the 10th president of the International ...

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There are two areas, however, that would benefit from greater clarity and development ... consideration of domains of equity other than IMD and health inequality aversion parameters in DCEA.

And a nation immiserated. Which is the point. Inequality isn’t a pejorative, it’s a sign of individuals having the freedom to do what they do best all the while improving the lives of others ...