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A South African statesman, Mandela led the struggle against apartheid, spent decades in prison, and became the country's first Black president, a world symbol of reconciliation, democracy, and human rights.
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An American philosopher, Rawls reformulated liberalism with the idea of justice as fairness, defending equal liberties and inequalities acceptable only if they benefit the least advantaged in society.
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A parliamentary republic, South Africa is the continent's largest industrial economy and a multiracial democracy born from the end of apartheid, marked by cultural diversity and deep social inequalities.
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