Ali Farka Touré Official on Instagram: "This song is the closing track on Ali's 1999 record Niafunké. It's named after P. W. Botha, the last prime minister and first president of South Africa during apartheid in the 1980s. Ali's version of this song rebukes the hatred and forces of oppression flourishing in South Africa at the time. It's believed to be inspired by a performance by compatriot Khaira Arby in 1986 at the Mali Cultural and Artistic Biennial in Timbuktu."

LordyElasdee🧿 on Instagram: "The Tricameral Parliament was a legislative system in South Africa that operated from 1984 to 1994, serving as the government's final attempt to maintain apartheid while offering limited, segregated political representation to Coloured and Indian population groups. It was established by the Constitution of 1983 under Prime Minister (later Executive State President) P.W. Botha. Key Features of the Tricameral System Three Chambers: Parliament was divided into three se