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Apartheid was a system of institutionalised racial segregation that existed in parts of Africa from the late 1940s.
Archbishop THABO MAKGOBA grew up in this era – from his boyhood in Johannesburg as the son of a pastor, to spending time with NELSON MANDELA and offering him pastoral support.
John Pantry spoke to Archbishop THABO in a recent interview and began by asking him about some of the racial prejudices he experienced growing up in Johannesburg.
The Archbishop of York has explained why he supports a compulsory retirement age of 70 for all Church of England clergy, with less than a year before he steps down.
