Two weeks ago, in an interview with the national broadcaster, SABC, South Africa's former president FW De Klerk said he was "not fully agreeing" with the presenter who asked him to confirm that apartheid, the legalised discrimination against non-white people, was a crime against humanity.
Since then, Mr De Klerk has apologised for "quibbling" over whether or not apartheid was a "crime against humanity", but the row has revealed old wounds.
BBC's Southern Africa Correspondent Nomsa Maseko speaks to the last white man to lead South Africa.
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