SANCTIONS
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Indaba News Issues 16, Aug - Sep 1988 |
INTENSIFIED isolationist and sanctions pressure on South Africa would drive the white electorate even further to the right and could spawn another Hitler, Dr Oscar Dhlomo, the coconvenor of the KwaZulu Natal Indaba , has warned........ |
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Work In Progress 49 | |
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COSATU Third National Congress 12 - 16 July. Bi-Annual Report | |
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Letter from Micere to Phyllis Naidoo. |
Letter from Micere to Phyllis Naidoo. |
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Sanctions press cuttings | |
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Disinvestment & Sanctions: 1986 | |
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Economic Sanctions press cuttings | |
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Affirmative action into the '90s : discussion paper |
This Discussion Paper is a very important part of the process of review. |
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Articles from Journal of Commerce | |
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Trade and Industry | |
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Cosatu Press Cuttings | |
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Newspaper articles on India and South Africa 1980s and 1990s | |
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Labour Party and coloured’s Press Cuttings | |
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Indaba news - Issue 16 - August/September 1988 | |
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Zimbabwe is not negotiable |
The whole concept of selective mandatory sanctions is based on a faulty hypothesis - that Rhodesia's political structure will collapse with the application of pressures on the economy. |
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Common sense and South African freedom |
Editorial on "Common sense and South African freedom". |
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Britain and the crisis in Rhodesia: military intervention the essential factor |
Sanctions cannot set Rhodesia on the road to democratic rule. |
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Africa expects... |
Editorial. |
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Africa wants an answer |
Are the communists trying to have it both ways?. |
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The sanctions question: refining the debate |