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Alors que l'Afrique du Sud célèbre la Journée de la Liberté le 27 avril 2024, le reste du continent africain se tourne vers le parcours de la nation comme un phare d'espoir et d'inspiration. La transition historique de l'apartheid à la démocratie en 1994 témoigne de la résilience du peuple sud-africain et du pouvoir de l'action collective dans la quête de liberté et d'égalité. Par Vénicia Guinot

As South Africa celebrates Freedom Day on April 27, 2024, the rest of the African continent looks to the nation's journey as a beacon of hope and inspiration. The historic transition from apartheid to democracy in 1994 stands as a testament to the resilience of the South African people and the power of collective action in the pursuit of freedom and equality. As other African heads of state observe this milestone, they glean valuable lessons on how to build better democracies and foster good governance within their own countries. By Vénicia Guinot

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