GOVERNMENT
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State of Emergency: 1986 |
SA Press Clip Supplements |
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STATEMENT AT THE ELECTION VICTORY PARTY |
The people of South Africa have made a clear statement that they are confident that the ANC will lead |
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Statement by community organisations |
Statement by community organisations as they think that government loses control daily and its attempts to retain power become increasingly desperate. |
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Statement by Mr D J Louis Nel, Deputy Minister of Information |
Statement by Mr D J Louis Nel, Deputy Minister of information regarding a certain press reports and editorial comment, to the effect that the government is asking parliament for additional powers for the police because it has no intention to resolve political and other grievances by reforms or ne |
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Statement by the United Democratic Front issued by Azhar Cachalia (National Treasurer) |
Statement by United Democratic Front issued by Azhar Cachalia National Treasurer on 8th October 1986 at Khotso House, Johannesburg, in response to the Proclamation declaring the United Democratic Front an Affected Organisation. |
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Statement by trade union organisations |
Statement by trade union organisations as they warns the government that if it passes Le Grange's Bill it will be declaring war on Congress of South African Trade Union and all democratic organisations |
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Statement of the Controversy between the South African and Namibian Government regarding the Walvis Bay |
Statement by Popo Molefe on the Controversy between the South African and Namibian Government regarding the Walvis Bay as a historically part of Namibia as much as the Pretoria Regime hold no legtimate claim to Namibia which it had occupied and ruled in defiance of the World Court rulig of 1970. |
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Statement on Le Grange's Bill |
Statement on Le Grange's Bill as the government loses control daily and its attemps to retain power become increasingly desperate. |
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Straight talk ... Racist terror unmasked | |
| Sub-Economic housing scheme |
A SUB-ECONOMIC HOUSING. SCHEME FOR INDIANS |
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Summitry at Casablanca | |
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Take it easy, Sir Roy | |
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Taking the struggle into the ruling bloc | |
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Tangier diary: a post-colonial interlude | |
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Telegram to the Governor-General Dated 12 Feb 1927 |
I gladly avail myself of the opportunity afforded by return to India of our delegation to recent round table Conference at Cape Town to thank Your Excellency personally and your Ministers for great courtesy... Viceroy, Government, Indian, Ministers |
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The abolishing of the Group Areas Act: A political milestone |
Statement regarding the abolishing of an Act that displaced approximately 630 000 people and reserved over 84% of the country's land for white people should be heralded as a major event. |
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The African Renaissance: Opportunities and Implications for the US and the World. | |
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The Black Sash | |
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The Black Sash | |
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The Black Sash/Die Swart Serp |