NATIONAL PARTY
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Towards a New Order | |
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The Great Betrayal | |
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Kyk hoe lyk ons nou | |
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Look at us now - thirty years after | |
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Statement by Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Taro Nakayama |
Statement by Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Taro Nakayama regarding the election of the new State President in South Africa |
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United Democratic Front challenges PW Botha on opening of parliament |
United Democratic Front challenges PW Botha on opening of parliament |
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What are the United Democratic Front would like to see in 1988 |
Statement made by the United Democratic Front regarding their plans for 1988 to set firmly down the road for negotiation and peace. |
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Address at the opening of the ANC Conference at Arusha, 1 December 1987 |
Address by Mwalimu Julius K. Nyerere of Chama Cha Mapinduzi, at the opening of the African National Congress (ANC) Conference in Arusha, 1 December 1987. Covers the struggle in South Africa, international support, abolition of the National Party, and the armed struggle. |
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Address by State President F W de Klerk, DMS, at the opening of the second session of the ninth Parliament of the Republic of South Africa, Friday 2 February 1990 |
Address by the State President F W de Klerk, at the opening of the second session of the ninth Parliament of the Republic of South Africa, Friday, 2 February 1990. Deals with foreign relations, human rights, the death penalty, socio-economic aspects, the economy, and negotiation. |
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Editorial: The New Nats | |
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Too Despairing | |
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The Americans and us | |
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The General Election | |
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Five Freedoms Forum - African National Congress Conference, July 1989: Report of Commission on Negotiations (A1) |
Report of the African National Congress - Five Freedoms Forum, Commission on Negotiations, Conference in July 1989. |
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The Battle for Tuynhuys and All That | |
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Editorial: More Gloom | |
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Editorial: The Referendum | |
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Mr Vorster and the White Backlash | |
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What Makes FW Tick? | |
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Editorial: Botha and Treurnicht |