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/ 13 October 1989
The Walter Sisulu I know is no different from the man-in-the-street.
ANC-raised Buyekhaya Dalindyebo returns from exile – and challenges Pretioria.
A burst of gunfire in the street. A man falls. Nobody knows why. Nobody cares.
The protesters marched through town to the local military headquarters where they delivered a petition.
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/ 29 September 1989
The African National Congress-groomed king of the Transkei, Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo returns from Zambia tomorrow after 14 years in exile.
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/ 29 September 1989
Theology students have accused riot police of behaving ”like wild dogs” after witnessing the dispersal of a protest in Richmond, Natal.
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/ 29 September 1989
After months of attempted peace talks between representatives of warring groups in Natal, further negotiations have been called off by lnkatha.
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/ 29 September 1989
Last year, actor Anthony Fridjhon filed 48 IRP5 forms, primarily from ad agencies, film and audio-visual companies.
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/ 29 September 1989
The world of professional boxing is full of anomalies, but a one-armed fighter is something it never bargained for.
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/ 22 September 1989
771 conscientious objectors tell the South African Force …
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/ 22 September 1989
Pippa Green visits Cradock, where the spirit of murdered activist Matthew Goniwe lives on …
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/ 15 September 1989
The end of a long, long wait Sam Nujoma sets foot on Namibian soil after 30 years in exile.
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/ 15 September 1989
Major General Jaap Joubert, appointed this week to investigate claims of police brutality, is regularly entrusted with politically sensitive cases.
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/ 15 September 1989
Two people are said to have been shot dead in Khayelitsha on Wednesday night while attending a vigil for a five-year-old victim.
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/ 15 September 1989
We were drinking beer at a Windhoek hotel. A couple of toughs yelled at Anton Lubowski: Jou wit kaffir!
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/ 15 September 1989
Eskom takes Eddie Koch on a tour to prove that Koeberg os perfectly safe …
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/ 8 September 1989
Cape Flats townships became battle zones on election night leaving at least 23 people dead and scores injured by police gunshots.
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/ 8 September 1989
After 12 years as a policeman, Lieutenant Gregor Rockman made an unprecedented decision on the day of the election.
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/ 8 September 1989
The National Party took a hammering from the left and the right. They lost their traditional volk base to the Conservative Party.
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/ 1 September 1989
Newspapers can be found guilty of quoting listed persons whether they intended to do so or not.
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/ 1 September 1989
FW de Klerk had one moment of public spontaneity in his two days of talks in Zambia and Zaire.
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/ 1 September 1989
The National Party and the Democratic Party are making a strong play for the votes of gay residents in Hillbrow.
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/ 1 September 1989
Just five days before the general election, police have swooped on anti-election protestors and defiance campaigners across the country.
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/ 1 September 1989
Leaders of the mass democratic movement and the National Council of Trade Unions have both announced plans for nationwide industrial action.
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/ 1 September 1989
Most “delegates” have weary expressions on their faces after their experiences in the township.
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/ 1 September 1989
Lynda Gilfillan, an English lecturer at Pretoria University resigned from the Publications Appeal Board this week.
Free Namibian dissidents tell of ‘McCarthy-like witch-hunts’ of intellectuals.
Acting state president and National Party leader FW de Klerk addressing an election meeting.
More than 700 people went to the birthday party – but the ”birthday boy” wasn’t there.
On Wednesday this week, two Weekly Mail journalists appeared in a Johannesburg court.
Acting State President FW de Klerk this week suggested that inferences were made as a result of reports in … a little paper called the Weekly Mail.
Unity across ideological barriers … where previous attempts failed.