Apartheid in South Africa was a political and social system used by the white South African regime, from 1948 to 1994. As a minority group at the time, the South African whites used their political advantage over the majority. Racial segregation that took place then, had been used for centuries, but the new policy started in 1948. The youth’s visits to this historic institution, teaches the heritage of nation and assists the building of social cohesion. Led by a woman curator and assisted by her women colleagues, the Apartheid Museum tells an ‘unfinished story’ of South Africa. PRESENTED BY : SYDNEY KATUNGA PHIRI VOICES : Emelia Potenza- Curator of Exhibitions and Education Jackie Masiza- Archivist and Picture Researcher Doreen Mazibuko Moyo, Education Content Producer. Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd- Former Prime Minister –South Africa