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South Africa gained independence from Britain in 1910, but this did not lead to freedom and equality. The white minority government implemented apartheid policies that institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination against Black South Africans. These policies denied them rights, opportunities, and dignity. It was not until the end of apartheid in the early 1990s that South Africa began to work towards freedom and equality for all its citizens.

Answer 1

South Africa achieved independence from Britain in 1910, but instead of experiencing freedom and equality, the country was subjected to apartheid policies by the white minority government. These policies enforced racial segregation and discrimination against Black South Africans, depriving them of rights, opportunities, and dignity. It was not until the early 1990s, when apartheid ended, that South Africa started to strive towards freedom and equality for all its citizens.