Friday, May 10, 2019
#FeesMustFall: How student movements shaped a new South Africa | South Africa
I spent the first 23 years of my life in exile. My family was forced to leave South Africa in 1963 when I was six months old; my father was a leading figure in South Africa’s liberation movement and following the arrest of Nelson Mandela he was ordered to flee the country by his comrades. We were forced to resettle in the UK. Growing up in England, I had no memory of my home country, having left
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