
I remember those heady days following South Africa’s first truly democratic general elections in 1994. The atmosphere in the country was electric as it looked to the future following the dark years of apartheid. Then-President Nelson Mandela, a global icon of reconciliation and human rights, sprinkled his special brand of “Madiba magic” everywhere he went, and international investment poured in following decades of sanctions. For sports-centric South Africans, hosting and winning the Rugby World Cup was more than just a cherry on top, it was the whole calorific sundae.
The “Rainbow Nation” had arrived on the world stage. South Africa’s peaceful transition into full democracy was…
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