After Mokhurane Thobejane died from breathing the killer dust, so many followed that it became a tradition to bury and forget.
Peter Ramoshoane Mokaba is out of prison – yet again.
The atmosphere was electric as hundreds of people waited for the sentence, amid a heavy police presence.
The current Emergency expires in less than a month’s time, on June 10..
Details of cell structure and a ‘mandate’ to kill … but police don’t believe him.
?Twelve European governments yesterday delivered a joint démarche – one of the sternest forms of diplomatic protest – to the foreign ministry.
Three men were sentenced to death yesterday after a judge was overruled by two civil servants’ in the "Delmas Two" treason trial.
The shackled, hospital patient, Charles Malunga, showed his chains to journalists this week.
The full text of the recent letter from Nelson Mandela to Mangosuthu Buthelezi.
Prisoners recovering from hunger strike are being chained to their beds in the Johannesburg Hospital. The move is causing an uproar among doctors.
The nine-week-old detainees hunger strike has ended.
Nelson Mandela has sent his “very best wishes" to Margaret Thatcher — but has not praised her for her work on the South African issue.
A multi-pronged international initiative is under way to rescue the stricken Namibian independence process from total collapse.
A fateful order from ‘Comrade Danger’ led to distater.
A surprise visit by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to Namibia tomorrow.
Former guerilla Thandi Modise, recently released after eight years in prison for sabotage, tells how she fled South Africa for military training.
Startling allegations that police are actively backing Inkatha warlords in the Pietermaritzburg civil war were made at a press conference.
The implications of the controversial new rape law can be best understood by considering the case of a man separated from his wife …
The battle between PW and FW is not over, it’’s just gone underground. Crucial factors on PW’s side have been the black holes in his own constitution.
The National Party failed last night to resolve the battle between South Africa’s two most powerful men.
It had been generally assumed that PW Botha would return to office for a brief period, then retire gracefully.
The strange and suspicious history of Winnie’s coach.
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/ 24 February 1989
As gun-fire kills child, the puzzle is: Who is really behind this club?
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/ 24 February 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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/ 17 February 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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/ 10 February 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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/ 10 February 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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/ 3 February 1989
As MPs file into caucus meeting, a letter of resignation arrives.
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/ 3 February 1989
The new leader of the National Party and putative state president, FW de Klerk, is South Africa’s George Bush.
Today is expected to be D-Day for the "football team" associated with Winnie Mandela.
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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/ 20 January 1989
South African politicians and businessmen can be caught committing fraud and bribery and lying publicly and survive.