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A sad index of life in South Africa (for some)

Posted July 28, 2009 by Jacques Rousseau

But in this context, it seemed little more than an index of mistrust – the mistrust that many of the people Thelma encounters still today feel towards people in her socio-economic class and – to not beat around the bush – people of her race.

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