Soweto was established by the white government in the 1930s as a black ghetto on the southwestern fringe of Johannesburg. Soweto, once the country’s largest black township, was a symbol of the united resistance to the racist apartheid regime and home to the anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela. In this episode we visit the Soweto Apartheid Museum, a must visit museum. The museum documents the history of South Africa, especially the brutality of the old government where people were segregated according to their skin color
