Original sentence: In December 1990, about 40 Afrikaner families, headed by Carel Boshoff, the son-in-law of former South African prime minister Hendrik Verwoerd, bought the dilapidated town for around US$200 000.The chairman of this company, Dr Manie Opperman, acts as an unelected de facto "mayor".The name Vluytjeskraal derives from the name of the farm on which the town was founded, while the Aandeleblok refers to the company structure that allows people to buy shares and thereby obtain the right to stay on and work a piece of ground within the property of the company.The shareholders thus own the company, which in turn owns the property.The town is privately owned by the Vluytjeskraal Aandeleblok (Whistle Corral Share Block) company, that also manages the town.The town was bought from the Department of Water Affairs, which built the town for the workers building a canal network utilising the water in the Orange River, when the project was completed.Then President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela, visited the town in 1995 to have tea with Betsie Verwoerd, widow of the former apartheid prime minister.This was a few months after the repeal of apartheid laws and the release of Nelson Mandela from prison
Edited sentence: In 1990 a group of really stupid Afrikaaners said that they wanted to be themselves and enjoy the same luxuries that they had enjoyed in past and they decided that they wanted to form a state that they would enjoy.Just like the so called apartheid times and they came up with the idea that they should form what in South Africa is known as Volkstaat; an enclave.Paranoid white people that think that they can continue ot live in an isolated world of their own.So ja, that is the story of the Orania nonsense