Sober Anniversaries and Memories Apartheid in South Africa began its long, slow fall on 16 June 1976 when students in Soweto took to the street to protest being forced to study school subjects in Afrikaans. Aerial view of the Soweto Uprising.June 16 is now celebrated as Youth Day in South Africa, a day when the courage of students resulted in the horrible deaths and woundings of the young of a nation and paved the way for the end of a racist apartheid government. By, afradmin June 16, 2020 Culture , History Comments Off on Sober Anniversaries and Memories Tags 20th CenturyAfricaApartheidSouth Africa PrevThere is Always Something to Say NextWhen the Children Led