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11/03/2004:

"SA activist bemoans 'black day for the world'"

Johannesburg - South Africans on Wednesday bemoaned a black day for the world and its poorest continent, Africa, as George Bush appeared headed for another term in office.

"I have been keeping my fingers crossed that the American people will see some light, finally," said Amina Cachalia, a prominent anti-apartheid activist and a top campaigner for women's rights.

Bush's likely re-election is a "sad day for Africa, for Muslims all over and for the world in general," said Cachalia, one of dozens of South Africans who attended a gathering in Johannesburg organised by the US consulate to watch the election results.

Full Article : iol.co.za

Well, not a black day, and it would not be a better day with Kerry. Bush's win is just a continuation of the White day.





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