NEGOTIATIONS
| Thumbnail |
Title |
Description |
|---|---|---|
 |
The New African: Volume 6, Number 1, March 1967 | |
 |
The Politics of Negotiation | |
 |
The strategic debate in the ANC |
Paper by Z Pallo Jordan regarding African National Congress strategy. Regarding talks and negotiations. |
 |
The Talks that descend into hell | |
 |
Time to negotiate has arrived | |
 |
Uluvo luka mhleli (article written in Xhosa language) | |
 |
United Democratic Front statement on the second round of talks about talks |
Statement made after the United Democratic Front is deeply encouraged by the outcome of the latest round of talks about talks between the African National Congress and the government. |
 |
Verbatim Minutes: Meeting, Cape Town, 7th April 1977 |
Minutes of an international meeting with the South African Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Ambassadors of Canada, France, Federal Republic of Germany, United Kingdom and United States of America to discuss the independence of Namibia by way of an internationally acceptable set |
 |
Verbatim transcript of comments made by Mr Carlos Aldana Escalante, a member of the Central Committee of the Cuban Government, during a plenary session of the SA/Angolan talks in New York on 11 July 1988 |
Verbatim transcript of comments made by a representative of the Cuban Government at a meeting with Dr Crocker and Dr van Heerden in New York in July 1988 |
 |
Views on a constitution making body |
Views on a constitution making body tabled by the South African Government at a Codesa Working Group 2. |
 |
VW workers down tools over retrenchments | |
 |
We`re doing okay | |
 |
What KwaZulu and Inkatha have been saying for years: "We want an agenda for negotiations | |
 |
White fear - Black fear | |
 |
Winding down the Angolan War | |
 |
Workers at Pilkington Brothers ... | |
 |
Workers make gains in RPM negotiations | |
 |
World watch as NP, ANC manoeuvre for moral high ground | |
 |
Zimbabwe dialogue |
Eight months after the rebellion in Rhodesia the British Government has reached the stage of holding "talks about talks". To clarify the issues we present an imaginary eavesdropped dialogue between a British optimist and a Zimbabwean realist. |