Opening Pandora’s Apartheid Box – Part 9 – The lies about the Townships
06 May 2010 By Mike Smith 7th of May 2010 It is today not un-common to find White people who lived through Apartheid in South Africa who have never set foot in a black or…
Apartheid
Grand Apartheid
By Angela Thompsell African History Expert Updated August 24, 2015. Apartheid is often loosely divided into two parts: petty and grand apartheid. Petty Apartheid was the most visible side of Apartheid. It was the segregation…
“Wind of Change” speech
Made by Harold Macmillan to the South African Parliament in 1960 By Alistair Boddy-Evans African History Expert What was the “Wind of Change” speech? The “Wind of Change” speech was made by the British Prime…
Chronology of Key Events
Case Studies in Sanctions and Terrorism << Case Studies Index Case 62-2 UN v. South Africa (1962-1994: Apartheid; Namibia) Case 85-1 US, Commonwealth v. South Africa (1985-91: Apartheid) | Chronology of Key Events | Goals…
Apartheid
by Thomas W. Hazlett The now-defunct apartheid system of South Africa presented a fascinating instance of interest-groupcompetition for political advantage. In light of the extreme human rights abuses stemming from apartheid, it is remarkable that…
“APARTHEID”- THE BIGGEST BRITISH LIE EVER ATTRIBUTED TO VERWOERD ( PART1)
“Apartheid”– that evil term the British press so gleefully attributed to Hendrik Verwoerd as the “father/architect of “Apartheid” – and that “system” Jacob Zuma and his “poor disadvanteged” blacks so much blame whites in South…
Think again before you call yourself a supporter of the ‘New’ South Africa
February 21, 2015 In 1988, a German book published how the White giant of Africa actually was. Below are some of the facts referencing 1988 unless otherwise indicated): In 1972, SA blacks owned 360,000 vehicles….
South Africa: The Questions That Need to Be Asked
Monday, 02 March 1987 Written by Warren L. McFerran The issue of South Africa is of concern to everyone, not just South Africans. Indeed, according to former British Foreign Secretary David Owen, it is over…
The Release of Nelson Mandela
Cape Town on Friday, 2 February 1990, was an extraordinary place to be. Everyone seemed to be there. The world’s press had descended on South Africa’s coastal capital in expectation of what would be the…
Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA)
A negotiating forum called CODESA was set up in 1991 after an agreement, the National Peace Accord, signed by the government and 18 other political organizations. The ANC,* however, refused to disband MK,* while the…