Winnie Mandela and her daughters after they visited Nelson Mandela in prison

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Three black youths on trial are being sentenced to 5 years imprisonment for public violence

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Mineworker Solomon Nongwathi (48), who spent time on death row before being acquited on murder charge, at the launch of the anti-death penalty campaign

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Winnie Mandela greets the crowd outside Tygerberg Hospital after a visit to her husband undergpoing treatment for tuberculosis

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Rivonia trialist Raymond Mhlaba addresses the press following his release from prison

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Oscar Mpetha at the press conference to welcome home released ANC leaders

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Unionist Wilton Mkwayi addresses the press following his release after 25 years in prison

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Archbishop Tutu and conscientious objector Ivan Toms pray together shortly after Toms was granted bail after 9 months in prison

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Support hunger strikers. Release all detainees - picket line outside Parliament

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