IN THE south-west corner of Soweto, a district in Johannesburg, lies the cemetery of Avalon, a vast swathe of rough grass and granite headstones that stretches as far as the eye can see.
Here night has pretty much fallen on the township Soweto, but that has not driven people away from celebrating for marking the great contribution that his man made to this nation.
Secretary Blinken launched his three-nation tour last Sunday in South Africa paying tribute to the Soweto uprising a student protest against the former apartheid regime.