Under apartheid the political rights of blacks were restricted to their Bantustan.

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Under apartheid, the South African government established Bantustans (also known as homelands) which were areas set aside for black inhabitants. In these areas, blacks were allowed limited forms of political rights, but these were restricted to the Bantustan they belonged to, effectively segregating them from the main political system of South Africa and denying them national rights.

Under Apartheid the Political Rights of Blacks Were Restricted to Their