SA beaches are opened to all racial groups
Africa news / International relations
Thursday, 16 November 1989
President F.W de Klerk announced that South African beaches would be opened to all people across the racial lines. The decision to open the beaches was made after a number of protest multiracial swim-ins by anti-apartheid activists.
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Police Minister Fikile Mbalula has opened a new police station in Lusikisiki in the Eastern Cape.
A partnership between government and the wheat production sector is set to improve wheat yields, despite the challenging climate.
The minister was speaking during the release of the 2016/17 crime statistics.