SOUTH AFRICAN CHILD Born AFTER APARTHEID, STILL NO FREEDOM BECAUSE OF THE RULING PARTY: A Free Child’s Cry

Born after 1994 but still no freedom, Faith RSA speaks for every South African child left behind. My father sang "Kure Kure" in Lusaka exile during apartheid - a song about being far, far away from home. Today I stand at his grave with an ID book but no "pass" to a job interview, 16 years of school but "no experience", and a brother in the grave for dark skin. They told us freedom came, but for Born Free children freedom is just a song on the radio. You can hear it, but you can't touch it. From billion-rand border budgets to open fences, from "Rainbow Nation" to "which province are you from?", from the ruling party singing liberation songs to Operation Dudula pointing at foreigners - this book asks the questions they don't want answered: If all foreigners left tomorrow, would YOU have a job next week? If billions were spent on borders, why is the gate still open? Years to build a nation, 1 second to break it. South Africa, different languages, one nation... where is love? Kure kure from jobs. Kure kure from safety. Kure kure from freedom.