The first mention of an attempted swim from Robben Island to the mainland is found in a short article in the Cape Times of ...
The trustees of the CEO SleepOut have apologised "if they offended anyone" after a poster was circulated on social media, stating that former president Nelson Mandela's cell on Robben Island would be ...
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The island that turned prisoners into presidents
For nearly 500 years, Robben Island was used as a dumping ground for people considered dangerous, undesirable, or politically inconvenient. Colonial powers, and later the apartheid regime, believed ...
U.S. News Insider Tip: The ferry ride to Robben Island can be quite choppy. If you tend to get queasy, visit the museum at the Cape Town ferry dock and also consider the free Apartheid to Freedom ...
It was the Alcatraz of South Africa, a grim island outpost off the coast of Cape Town. The inmates of Robben Island, unlike those on The Rock, were political prisoners: Nelson Mandela, Walter Sisulu, ...
South Africa’s freedom was forged in sacrifice, not comfort. It was won by young men and women who answered the call to resist injustice when the cost was ...
The official symbolism of the Robben Island Museum, adopted early in its existence, is "the triumph of the human spirit over adversity". But after 24 years in existence, the museum is substandard.
Plans to auction off the key that kept Nelson Mandela, the former president of South Africa and legendary anti-apartheid activist, behind bars are off. The auction house, New York City-based ...
There isn't much to see in the Robben Island cell, which confined Nelson Mandela for 18 years of his 27-year incarceration. The duo chrome box measures just eight by seven feet. Its cement walls are ...
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