During apartheid, thousands of South Africans fled their homes to escape violence and unfair laws. They found safety in nearby African countries like Tanzania and Zambia, as well as in Europe and the United States, where they could study and keep fighting for freedom. These new places became refuges filled with hope, learning, and strong friendships. Even though life in exile was hard, many held on to their memories and dreams of a better future. Their journey shows the courage of people seeking safety and justice across the world.
