The Day of Reconciliation is an annual public holiday in South Africa celebrated on 16 December. It marks the momentous ...

Reconciliation day is a South African public holiday that is celebrated every year on 16 December. This holiday is about promoting reconciliation and national unity between different racial groups. We ...

The holiday came into effect in 1994 after the end of apartheid, with the intention of fostering reconciliation ... Historical 16 December was commemorated as the ‘Day of the Vow’, also ...

it becomes the Day of Reconciliation. 1863 Philosopher George Santayana is born in Madrid, Spain. He is best known for stating, ‘Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it’.

Reconciliation Day, which is observed annually on 16 December, was inaugurated in 1995 to help South Africans heal from the horror of the events of the past and to signal the promise of a shared ...

Dec. 16 was chosen as the Day of Reconciliation since it holds significance for two of South Africa's dominant racial groups, the Afrikaner and the Black African communities. To the former ...

December 16 highlights two historical events, including the 1838 battle between amaZulu and the Voortrekkers. It also observes the 1961 formation of Umkhonto weSizwe. The Day of Reconciliation we ...

To whom it may concern: Wednesday December 16 is officially known as the Day of Reconciliation in South Africa. It happens every year in our country, and has been the case since the iconic year of ...

Photo: taungdailynews.files.wordpress.com 16 December might be seen as just another public holiday but the South African Government describes Day of Reconciliation as a day of great significance ...