30 years of South Africa's democracy: The role of music in political liberation

Music played a major role in the movement that ended the apartheid in South Africa.
Sipho Hotstix Mabuse is one of the artists who used his talents to encourage unity and equality.
But as the nation celebrates 30 years of democracy, he says there's still a long way to go.
Al Jazeera’s Fahmida Miller reports from Soweto, South Africa.
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so like colonizers?

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Good video but I wish you'd talked to someone from Soweto. It would be great to hear their perspective on this

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yup 30 years on and south africa is soooo much better than before, economy is better, better jobs, it's safer, etc

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Music? You mean like the catchy ditty, "Kill the Boers, Kill the farmers". That kinda music, right??

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