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World: Riding a Bus Into South Africa's Future - nytimes.com/video A new rapid transport system exposes lingering divisions in a city where much is seen through the prism of race. Related Article: nyti.ms

World: South Africa Beyond the World Cup - nytimes.com/video As the World Cup unites South Africa in sport, a look at the different hopes and perspectives from opposite ends of the socioeconomic spectrum. Related Link: nyti.ms

World: South Africa Beyond the World Cup - nytimes.com/video As the World Cup unites South Africa in sport, a look at the different hopes and perspectives from opposite ends of the socioeconomic spectrum. Related Link: nyti.ms

World: The Rush for Africa's Land - nytimes.com/video The Malian government has leased huge tracts of farmland to international investors. Opponents call this a new form of colonial exploitation. Watch more videos on nytimes.com

World: Affirmative Action in South Africa - nytimes.com Celia Dugger reports on how affirmative action policy at the University of Cape Town has turned into a national debate on how to erase racial divides that linger 16 years after the end of apartheid. Watch new videos on nytimes.com/video

World: Apartheid Haunts South Africa's Schools - nytimes.com Celia Dugger reports from the Kwamfundo School near Cape Town on South Africa's struggling public education system. Related Videos: bit.ly

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World: Turning Rockets Into Roses - nytimes.com/video Yaron Bob, an Israeli blacksmith, collects Qassam rockets that have been fired from the Gaza Strip and turns the twisted metal into roses. Related Article: bit.ly

World: Mysteries Woven Into Peru's Past - nytimes.com/video In a town high in the Peruvian Andes, the Quechua people guard the mysterious records of their past: ancient weavings called khipus. Related Article: nyti.ms

World: A Man's World - NYTimes.com/Video After three decades of war, Afghanistan is one of the world's widow capitals. They are ridiculed as prostitutes when they go shopping, and many are unable to rent their own homes. Related Article: tinyurl.com