The month of April marks Freedom Month in South Africa.
Freedom Day, on 27 April, 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.
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SA makes progress despite challenges
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President to lead Freedom Day celebrations in Mpumalanga
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IEC takes democracy programme to learners
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Freedom Month: Reflecting on SA's democratic gains
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Working together to recover from pandemic impact
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Political and creative activist Gladys Thomas passes away
Table of Contents
- Government continues support for African languages
- SA makes progress despite challenges
- President to lead Freedom Day celebrations in Mpumalanga
- IEC takes democracy programme to learners
- Freedom Month: Reflecting on SA's democratic gains
- Working together to recover from pandemic impact
- Political and creative activist Gladys Thomas passes away
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