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An AWB rebel talks of the need fro cleansing

Article Charlotte Bauer - 13 Jan 1989

Last Friday, as the storm clouds gathered above the AWB, Dries Alberts paid a visit to Eugene TerreBlanche on his farm in Ventersdorp.

HOO-HA HOOEY

Article Shaun Johnson - 13 Jan 1989

Wildly overblown SA reaction to a US 'terror report' which heralds no changes.

Secret Delmas papers row

Article Vusi Gunene - 15 Dec 1988

Final-day wrangle over sacked assessor's affidavit.

And now it’s Mandela, LIB

Article Weekly Mail Reporter - 15 Dec 1988

Jailed African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela has obtained his LIB degree.

Pretoria’s confident of controlling Nujoma

Article Shaun Johnson - 15 Dec 1988

Pretoria believes an independent Namibia cannot pose a major threat to its power in South Africa.

Yes, it’s a party. No, there’s no leader – yet

Article Anton Harber 1 - 15 Dec 1988

The leaders of the three white parliamentary parties to the left of the government emerged late yesterday...

My friend, Nelson

Article Peter Vale - 9 Dec 1988

A non-interview with the banned Govan Mbeki about the day when he last saw Nelson Mandela.

Mandela in pictures

Article Weekly Mail Reporter - 9 Dec 1988

His name is known around the globe, but his face has been unknown in his country. This week, all that changed.

Delmas – last message from the dock

Article Weekly Mail Reporters - 9 Dec 1988

After 446 days, the mammoth Delmas Treason trial ends in surprise verdicts.

Ex-detainee says: I was kidnapped in Swaziland – by an SA policeman

Article Shaun Johnson - 9 Dec 1988

A recently released detainee has given a dramatic first-hand account of South African Police involvement in her gunpoint abduction from Swaziland.

Bester trial to resume in Potch

Article Thandeka Gqubule - 2 Dec 1988

Charles Bester, 18, refuses to serve in the SADF on the grounds that he is a Christian.

‘Peace movement’ has begun, says released Toms

Article Gaye Davis - 2 Dec 1988

The solitary martyr is no longer alone. Conscientious objector Ivan Toms has been joined by others.

Unita push into Namibia

Article Shaun Johnson - 2 Dec 1988

Savimbi's strategic gambit on eve of peace ...

We’re back. And we’re still strong

Article Weekly Mail Reporters - 2 Dec 1988

We're back. We're still strong. And we're ready to carry on fighting.

From Monday: A fortnight of debate

Article Staff Reporter - 28 Oct 1988

The country's major literary events the Weekly Mail Book Week, will open in Cape Town on Monday -- October 31 and Johannesburg on November 7.

Full Book Week programme …

Article Staff Reporter - 28 Oct 1988

The full Book Week programme -- Cape Town (Oct 31 to Nov 5) and Johannesburg (Nov 7 to 12).

SA-bound Rushdie on style

Article Staff Reporter - 21 Oct 1988

Salman Rushdie was awarded the Booker in 1981 for Midnight's Children and the Prix du Meilleur Livre Stranger for his novel Shame.

Salman Rushdie to speak in SA

Article Staff Reporter - 14 Oct 1988

The Book Week starts in Cape Town's Baxter Theatre on October 31 and in Johannesburg's Market Theatre on November 7.

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