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b. Social and economic conditions

The system of Apartheid was not just a political system preventing Black South Africans from having any political rights. It was also a social system of segregation enforced by laws affecting relationships, living areas, education, movement around the country. It also ensured that black South Africans worked in menial jobs and on lower pay to provide the workforce necessary for South Africa's economic success....

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