Washington anti-sanctions plan to ‘drive a great wedge’ into opposition.
Hundreds of singing workers rode the trains yesterday to attend a trial of 47 colleagues charged with … disturbing the peace by singing on trains.
The marathon wage strike in the automobile industry has entered its 10th day.
Detailed peace plan similar to Namibia’s is put to frontline leaders.
According to the SA Prisons Service and the ANC leaders, Nelson Mandela’s graduation party will definitely take place.
Named: The four men in Kobie’s Coetsee’s talks team
Nelson Mandela, has been involved in ”serious dialogue” with senior members of the government for almost three years.
?Before this week, a visit to the hospital for Patricia Khumalo of kwaMashu would take the whole day.
Violence blue-print turns out to be a union report … in which bloodshed is never mentioned.
The five-day protest action took place in response to a call from the restricted Western Cape Students’ Congress (Wecsco).
In an extraordinary diplomatic turnabout, President-elect FW de Klerk has been upstaged by the UDF leaders currently touring Western capitals.
Trade unions representing over a million workers are on course for national strike action.
Four journalists were yesterday served with summonses to appear in court to face charges.
Mzilikazi Fanie Masiya is the leader of the Jesus Christ for Peace, Council for Apostolic Churches in Southern Africa.
Nelson Mandela is believed to have drawn up a wider list of people he wants to consult with.
Vusi Gunene reports on the aftermath of the weekend killings.
The government is in a pre-election panic putting pence into pensioners’ pockets in the hope that it will pay off at the polls.
The Nats unveil their much ballyhooed ‘Five Year Plan’ … but it signals no great changes.
Tighten financial sanctions against South Africa- that’s what United Democratic Front leaders will tell US President George Bush this morning.
Fifty volunteers are giving up all their comforts for two days to experience the Group Areas Act at first hand.
Before De Klerk can get close to Bush, he’ll have to let UDF leaders see the President.
In passing sentence Bredenkamp conceded that the article was ”indeed objective and not revolutionary”.
Thirteen years ago, the students of Soweto launched the country’s youth into the frontline of anti-apartheid opposition.
Minister of Law and Order Adriaan Vlok has become the stumbling block to the Natal peace talks.
For Poppy Buthelezi June 16 1976 marked the death of her dreams – but the start of her political growth.
One person was conspicuously absent from the ”Broederstroom” trial this week: Hugh Lugg, a member of the all-white ANC military cell.
In recent weeks, extra-parliamentary resistance groups have experienced a pleasant deja vu.
Frank Chikane, general secretary of the South African Council of Churches, has narrowly escaped death after being mysteriously poisoned.
A two-pronged attack from the east and west shattered all illusions in Beijing on Saturday morning.
The last time Moses Mayekiso walked up Alexandra’s 7th Avenue, its squalid shacks were framed by dark, thick smoke from burning barricades.
As described by a reporter who put on a gymslip and went off to school.
Details of a secret police hit squad of "African National Congress defectors", called the Askari Group, emerged in the Cape Supreme Court yesterday.