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MAIL & GUARDIAN:
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Don’t send Mandela to Lusaka, says ANC
Article
Staff Reporter
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22 Nov 1985
After her visit yesterday, Mrs Mandela spoke briefly to the press. She is banned and cannot be quoted, but she had nothing to add to the speculation.
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The Soweto man who started disinvestment
Article
Staff Reporter
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11 Oct 1985
The refugee from Soweto who helped get the disinvestment ball rolling in the United States during the seventies, talks to <b>Louise Haysom</b>.
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The Nelson Mandela I know: By his minister
Article
Staff Reporter
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27 Sep 1985
Letter to the Editor:<i>Weekly Mail</i> September 27 to October 3 1985.
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History without the textbooks
Article
Staff Reporter
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23 Sep 1985
The home-made paper frames which adorn the family photographs in Crossroad shacks inspired the art of Sue Williamson. Here she talks to Rose Korber.
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Liberal delegation can’t see Mandela
Article
Staff Reporter
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2 Sep 1985
A fact-finding delegation of Liberal International Parliamentarians has asked permission for a second time to visit imprisoned ANC leader Mandela.
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Decoding the thoughts of prisoner Mandela
Article
Staff Reporter
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30 Aug 1985
The State President quotes him to prove a point... People risk detention to demand his release. Patrick Laurence on the Mandela mystique.
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Mxenge death sparks Durban bloodshed
Article
Staff Reporter
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9 Aug 1985
The murder of Durban lawyer Victoria Mxenge has sparked off intense violence in the townships surrounding Durban.
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Winnie stays away from ‘danger’ home
Article
Staff Reporter
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9 Aug 1985
Winnie Mandela has not returned to her house because of her lawyers fears for her safety.
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Victoria Mxenge and the ‘act of cowardice’
Article
Staff Reporter
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9 Aug 1985
Three weeks ago, Victoria Mxenge commented on the murders of four Cradock leaders at their funeral. "A dastardly act of cowardices" she said.
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Front-page apology ends news boycott
Article
Staff Reporter
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2 Aug 1985
The 10-week boycott of the <i>Daily Dispatch</i> has ended after a front-page apology by the newspaper's management.
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Half-Nelson grip on the embassy
Article
Staff Reporter
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5 Jul 1985
The move "will send a clear message to the world that those of us in the nation's capital fully support the efforts to free Mandela..."
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Be a doll and carry the right passport
Article
Staff Reporter
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5 Jul 1985
Each doll came complete with adoption certificate. The rice paddy dolls carry Hong Kong British passports.
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Top-level probe into Renamo claim
Article
Staff Reporter
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21 Jun 1985
The government has launched a top-level inquiry into allegations that members of the police have been co-opening with Renamo.
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Secret SA plan for right-wing indaba
Article
Staff Reporter
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21 Jun 1985
Their plan is to launch an international right-wing students' federation called "Youth for Freedom".
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Rhema Ministeries South Africa
Article
Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
With the dedication of its new "super church" just north of Randpark Ridge, Rhema Ministeries South Africa is bound to become even more controversial.
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Detention deaths up since ’77
Article
Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
Detention-related deaths have increased dramatically despite assurances to the contrary by the Minister of Law and Order, Louis Le Grange.
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Influx reforms ‘piecemeal’
Article
Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
Black political and civic organisations have reacted to the proposed changes in influx control by calling on the government to scrap influx control.
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Detainees link SAP men to Renamo
Article
Janet Wilhelm
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14 Jun 1985
A number of people detained in the Eastern Transvaal in the last few months have signed affidavits.
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