Mapping the World · SEASON 33
South Africa, the traces of the past
Episode 11 · 2022-04-16
- Documentary
Episode overview
Thirty years after the end of apartheid, the results are sobering: South Africa has not succeeded in conquering its demons. Violence is the order of the day, economic imbalance, racial injustice and state-tolerated corruption still characterize everyday life. Yet South Africa is by no means lacking in potential! [arte]
12 minutes
Season 33 episodes
1. Rhine and Danube: Two Rivers, Two Europes2022-01-08
2. USA vs China2022-01-29
3. Soccer - playing field of power?2022-02-05
4. Argentina: Country of Missed Opportunities2022-02-12
5. Soft Power - Universities at War2022-02-19
6. Putin and Ukraine: What Next?2022-03-05
7. The Weaponisation of Wheat2022-03-12
8. France: Still a Major Power?2022-03-19
9. Libya: A Global Power Struggle2022-03-26
10. Indonesia: An Archipelago With Potential2022-04-09
11. South Africa, the traces of the past2022-04-16
12. Fish: The globalized fishery2022-05-07
13. Democracies under pressure worldwide2022-05-14
14. Pacific Ocean - At the center of interests2022-05-21
15. Ukraine: The nuclear threat - A turning point?2022-06-04
16. Natural gas and oil: Do raw materials rule the world?2022-06-11
17. Central Asia, Meeting Point of Cultures2022-06-18
18. Chile: Hope for Change2022-08-20
19. The Balkans between West and East2022-08-27
20. China: The Sea, the Power and the (In)Law2022-09-03
21. Israel: Hopeless Conflict, New Alliances2022-09-10
22. Putin, the nostalgia of the empire2022-09-24
23. United Kingdom: the first effects of Brexit2022-10-01
24. Nuclear energy: obsolete or promising for the future2022-10-08
25. Special China2022-10-15
26. Iceland: Land of Fire and Ice2022-10-29
27. LGBT+ Rights in the World2022-11-05
28. Ecology: countries "greener" than others ?2022-11-12
29. Qatar, World Cup Host2022-11-19
30. Egypt: The Pharaoh Syndrome2022-12-03
