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MAIL & GUARDIAN:
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Puzzle of the bogus ‘HSRC’ research
Article
Carmel Rickard
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24 Feb 1989
Bogus questionnaires bearing the name of the HSRC are being used by a shadowy group apparently linked to state intelligence.
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Hunger strike victory
Article
Weekly Mail Reporters
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17 Feb 1989
Statement comes from prison: 'We are eating again. A major victory has been won'
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Winnie banished – by her own people
Article
Shaun Johnson
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17 Feb 1989
Winnie Mandela has begun a term of banishment and internal exile in Soweto much harsher than her eight years of isolation in Brandfort.
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The all-woman hit squad shoots back at rapists
Article
Thandeka Gqubule
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17 Feb 1989
A woman is raped every eight minutes in South Africa, according to People Opposed to Woman Abuse (Powa).
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‘Comrades’ unearth missing Stompie’s body
Article
Staff Reporter
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10 Feb 1989
"Stompie", who real name has been given as James Sepei, was one of four youths allegedly abducted from a Soweto church by the football team.
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Vlok’s prison strike crisis
Article
Weekly Mail Reporter
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10 Feb 1989
The detainees' hunger strike now involving almost 300 inmates, seven of whom are in hospital is developing into a crisis for the government.
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PW stuns the Nats
Article
Weekly Mail Reporters
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3 Feb 1989
As MPs file into caucus meeting, a letter of resignation arrives.
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FW: The man who leaves no footprints
Article
Weekly Mail Reporters
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3 Feb 1989
The new leader of the National Party and putative state president, FW de Klerk, is South Africa's George Bush.
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Friday’s D-Day for Winnie’s team
Article
Staff Reporter
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3 Feb 1989
Today is expected to be D-Day for the "football team" associated with Winnie Mandela.
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Feuds led to Pietie’s tumble
Article
Weekly Mail Reporter
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27 Jan 1989
A family feud about money is believed to have led to disclosure of alleged financial irregularities involving the Minister of Manpower.
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Soweto anger at Winnie team’
Article
Staff Reporter
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27 Jan 1989
Widespread grievances over the activities of the "football team" associated with Winnie Mandela came to a head at a major community meeting.
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Exit Ball, just as he entered: Without speeches
Article
Hilary Joffe 1
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20 Jan 1989
Chris Ball, who resigned as managing director of First National Bank on Tuesday has never been one for standing on soapboxes.
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A lesson from Sol: it’s OK if it’s over the Kei
Article
Weekly Mail Reporters
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20 Jan 1989
South African politicians and businessmen can be caught committing fraud and bribery and lying publicly and survive.
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The day Dr Piet phone the ANC.
Article
Weekly Mail Reporters
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20 Jan 1989
Dr Piet Koornhof offers sympathy and help after death of ANC chief.
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An AWB rebel talks of the need fro cleansing
Article
Charlotte Bauer
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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.
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HOO-HA HOOEY
Article
Shaun Johnson
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13 Jan 1989
Wildly overblown SA reaction to a US 'terror report' which heralds no changes.
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Pretoria’s confident of controlling Nujoma
Article
Shaun Johnson
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15 Dec 1988
Pretoria believes an independent Namibia cannot pose a major threat to its power in South Africa.
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Yes, it’s a party. No, there’s no leader – yet
Article
Anton Harber
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15 Dec 1988
The leaders of the three white parliamentary parties to the left of the government emerged late yesterday...
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