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In The City Johannesburg Brings Isaiah Rashad to South Africa, 4 October

25 September 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

In The City Johannesburg runs on 4 October 2026 at Montecasino in South Africa, with Isaiah Rashad and Nasty C. Times, line-up and ticket prices…

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Mandela’s Return to Robben Island as President (1995): Five years after his release, President Nelson Mandela returned to Robben Island in Table Bay—where he was incarcerated for 18 years—to host global media, dignitaries, and fellow former political prisoners. Photos of Mandela peering through the bars of his tiny cell circulated globally, transforming the former prison island into an iconic international symbol of reconciliation and freedom.

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