Publication

1 Oct 2012

This paper argues that the police brutality that occurred during the Marikana platinum mine dispute was reminiscent of South Africa's apartheid era. The violence also signaled the erosion, but not yet the end, of South Africa’s post-apartheid “grand bargain” – a bargain brokered at Kempton Park by the Nationalist Party and liberationists in 1994.

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Author John Campbell
Series CFR Expert Briefs
Publisher Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
Copyright © 2012 Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
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