(20 Mar 1995) T/I: 10:33:53 10:22:34
Britain's Queen Elizabeth began the formal part of her historic
state visit to post-apartheid South Africa on Monday (20/3). A
21-gun salute boomed out across Cape Town Harbour as the Queen was
met by the South African President Nelson Mandela. The Queen and
Mandela inspected a 96-man naval guard of honour before the two
South African anthems, Nkosi Sikelel' IAfrika (God Bless Africa)
and the old Afrikaans anthem Die Stem (The Voice), were played.
Mandela was accompanied by his niece, 26-year-old Rochelle
Mtirara. The Queen met South Africa's first black leader at
the Victoria and Alfred waterfront .
SHOWS:
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA, 20/3
Wide Cape Town bay pan over to Queen Elizabeth's royal yacht
Britannia
military marching band
Cape town archbishop, Desmond Tutu arrives
chanting crowd
The Queen and Prince Philip off the boat meeting S.African
President, Nelson Mandela
queen and mandela standing at podium
applause
gun salute and british anthem playing
queen reviewing the troops
planes fly over
queen shaking hands with tutu
convoy leaving
farmers holding placards against queen
convoy approaching
queen in car
demonstrators shouting as car passing
others cheering
vs queen arriving at parliament
shaking hands outside
vs escorted by mandela
the two walking around parliament
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