Marcas e pistas do Apartheid
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Mais de um milhão de pessoas vivem em Soweto, um subúrbio a sudoeste de Joanesburgo.
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Essa área urbana ocupada em grande parte por uma população negra se tornou conhecida mundialmente em 1976, depois que uma manifestação contra a política oficial de discriminação racial foi violentamente reprimida pela polícia. Hoje passeios guiados levam turistas aos pontos históricos, incluindo também o bairro de Diepkloof e a casa de Nelson Mandela, que se transformou em museu. (Fotos: Christoph Balsiger, swissinfo.ch)
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