Work begins on Europe’s first anti-apartheid museum at historic London site
WORK is set to begin on Europe’s first museum and public heritage site dedicated to anti-apartheid history today.
The site of the former African National Congress (ANC)’s London headquarters, which was bombed by the apartheid regime in 1982, will be restored in a £3.5m project to pave the way for The Anti-Apartheid Legacy: Centre of Memory and Learning.
The museum will feature a permanent exhibition on the movement, display archival material and offer a temporary gallery for contemporary issues like migration and inequality.
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