Albie Sachs | After rage, sorrow and tragedy we have a Constitution

Author: Albie SachsPublished on: August 28, 2026Country: South Africa

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Albie Sachs | After rage, sorrow and tragedy we have a Constitution

Albie Sachs reflects on South Africa's tumultuous journey towards democracy, marked by anger and tragedy. He emphasizes the importance of the Constitution as a symbol of hope and reconciliation. Sachs recalls that despite the challenges, the country has succeeded in establishing a legal framework that protects the rights of all citizens.

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