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Hier is seker nognie baie wittes van SA wat al in Soweto was nie, of wat selfs Swart vriende het nie??

Ek raai maar, want as dit steeds so gaan soos in die tagtigs en negentigs, wie wil dan in elk geval bevriend wees met witte dinosourusse wat dink hulle is die nuwe nazis van die wêreld en klein gotjies wat teselllertyd alles en almal kan oordeel??

Gelukkig het daar intussen tienmiljoene Buitelandse besoekers ons land kom ontdek, en hulle gaan waar ingeteelde plaaslike wit dom dose gelukkig nooit sal gaan nie...http://www.stuff.co.nz/travel/destinations/africa/7400972/Experiencing-the-new-South-Africa

Most visitors concentrate on Vilakazi Street, home to Nelson Mandela's old house (now a museum), former Archbishop Desmond Tutu's residence and the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum, dedicated to as many as 400 Orlando high school students shot dead on June 16, 1976, after protesting against the use of Afrikaans as the language of instruction in Soweto's schools. Hector Pieterson, 13, was the first to die.

For me, though, what makes Soweto unique is its residents: come here expecting to be mugged and you're in for a humbling experience. In the shadow of Orlando Towers, an old power station as curvaceous as the nuclear power plant where Homer Simpson works, I spend my afternoon playing street soccer with local kids and chatting with their parents.

In four hours I am invited into no less than three homes. 

Soos geseg, dank die gode die afrikanerosaurruse kom fok nie Soweto al weer op nie ...

Francois Williams