Then ANC secretary-general Cyril Ramaphosa, president Nelson Mandela, deputy president FW de Klerk and Gauteng provincial leader Roelf Meyer speak to the press after a meeting on the issue of the constitution in 1996. Picture: ROBERT BOTHA
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