The US State Department on Monday put Brazil and South Africa on a human trafficking watch list, citing what it said were failures of both countries to demonstrate progress on the issue, amid heightened tensions between their governments and the Trump administration.
The annual Trafficking in Persons report assesses efforts to tackle forced labour, sex trafficking and other forms of modern-day slavery around the world.
It was published on Monday, nearly three months after it was due to be delivered to Congress, after most of the…
Nelson Mandela: Nelson Mandela, an anti-apartheid revolutionary, was
imprisoned for 27 years and became South Africa’s first black president in 1994.

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Fun South African Fact: The Union Buildings in Pretoria are home to a larger than life Nelson Mandela statue.
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Australia: You have two cows. Upon further inspection, you realize that one is a koala, the other a kangaroo.