South African Diamond Trade: Enforcement and Perpetuation of Apartheid, Past and Present

Diamond trade in South Africa: We introduce the introduction and continuation of apartheid I in past and present. South Africa is rich in natural resources and spectacular landscapes. Due to the social mobility and acceptance of South Africa, people can move from tribe to tribe without discrimination. This acceptance and truly merciful moral system may be proved to be a fatal flaw that was operated and abused by the European settlers who arrived in 1652 and left a legacy not to disappear in the country of South Africa Not (Thompson, 33).

Apartheid - is defined as a political platform combining the term "separation" in South Africa and the ideal of anti-communism with apartheid. Although apartheid law was abolished, there still existed ethnic conflict, ethnic conflict still existed in South African society, racial equality was not satisfied. South Africa was colonized by explorers in England and the Netherlands in the 17th century. British dominated the Netherlands which led the Dutch to establish their own colony, and in 1900 they found that these new colonial diamonds caused British invasion and later caused the Bohr war . Throughout the early 20th century, two European British and Dutch groups, small Asian Indian descendant groups, a large number of mixed-colored "colored people" groups, and most African graduates on the African continent It started to appear. European organizations always had power until the KMT of the Netherlands (African-American) won the majority in the 1948 election.

The major parties in South Africa are as follows. African National Congress (ANC) - The African National Congress has played an important role in the anti-apartheid movement. From the apartheid era, the African National Congress was part of the South African Communist Party and the Socialist Trade Union Organization South Africa Trade Union Conference, a three party alliance. Following apartheid, the government ruled by the African National Congress implemented the macro society reorganization agenda in cooperation with the International Monetary Fund. This was criticized by some political leftists, which led to tension within the tripartite alliance. The African National Convention won all the referendums

Due to the inaccuracy of the apartheid system, apartheid system caused wide resistance movement. The main organization leading the fight against apartheid is the African National Congress (ANC). The African State Council was founded in 1913 to cope with the repression of non-Caucasian South Africans by the Caucasian ruling class. In 1943, Law School student Nelson Mandela joined the African National Congress and co-founded his youth department, ANCYL. Mandela and other young activists are beginning to propose a large campaign against apartheid. In 1949, ANCYL acquired control of the African National Congress, and one year later, Mandela was elected President of ANCYL. Around this time, Mandela's political view began to change. He opposed the consensus among ethnic groups in the apartheid struggle, but he was influenced by socialist thinkers who supported the ethnic boundaries. He is also influenced by Mahatma Gandhi's nonviolent strategy.