VOICED: South AfricaÕs rainbow dream, still a dream

The video explores Cape Town's image as a city with diverse attractions, contrasting it with the stark social and racial divides that persist due to apartheid's legacy. It highlights the challenges faced by different racial groups, particularly in terms of living conditions and economic opportunities. Despite the end of apartheid, integration remains limited, primarily occurring in workplaces. The video suggests that true integration and economic mobility will depend on more racial groups moving into the middle and business classes.

What is the significance of the railway line mentioned in the context of Cape Town?

• It is known for its scenic views.

• It is the main transportation route for the city.

• It serves as a symbolic border between different racial and economic groups.

• It is a popular tourist attraction.

What was expected to happen after the election of South Africa's first black president?

• A decline in tourism.

• The end of racial segregation.

• Complete economic equality.

• An increase in foreign investments.

Where is integration between black and white people primarily occurring according to the transcript?

• In residential areas.

• In the workplace.

• In educational institutions.

• In social gatherings.

What is suggested as a potential outcome of more diverse racial groups moving into the middle and business classes?

• Increased racial tensions.

• A decline in cultural diversity.

• A more inclusive society.

• Higher unemployment rates.

What challenge do children face in moving up the social and economic tracks in Cape Town?

• Lack of educational opportunities.

• Limited access to healthcare.

• Difficulty in accessing city and country offerings.

• High crime rates.