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In February 1986 of a despairing year, a man in his early forties steered a hired car on to the freeway that leads out of Cape Town into the vast South African interior. It was one of those clear Cape days, with only a few clouds in the sky and a sun that would have been oppressive but for the winds from two oceans that periodically flushed away the city’s smog and continued to give it a perpetually fresh, exuberant atmosphere.
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© 2001 Robert Harvey
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Harvey, R. (2001). A Stranger in Stellenbosch. In: The Fall of Apartheid. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230510586_2
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