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Few ordinary South Africans were aware that this “process” had begun in high secrecy more than two years before Mandela’s release, when the ANC in exile had, in effect, done a deal with members of the Afrikaner elite at a stately home, Mells Park House, Frome, Somerset . The prime movers were the corporations… Continue reading Mandela (Mells Park House)
ANC Stalwarts and Veterans wrote on 9 October 2017 about its formal disbandment and the formation of the South African National Defence Force, Umkhonto we Sizwe’s principles of self-sacrifice and service to the country have been undermined by a small minority of ex-members, who regularly denigrate everything for which our comrades fought. They have recruited and trained individuals who have… Continue reading ANC, MK, Zuma and their struggle
On 31 March 1982 Mandela was transferred to Pollsmoor Prison in Cape Town with Sisulu, Mhlaba and Mlangeni. Kathrada joined them in October. When he returned to the prison in November 1985 after prostate surgery, Mandela was held alone. Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee visited him in hospital. Later Mandela initiated talks about an ultimate… Continue reading Mandela and his guests
What happened after the 1994 elections? Refer to the "1993 Mandela and executive letter" dated 1993. The ANC, the executives and NP supported the full investigation of self-determination and volkstaat of Afrikaner and Boere (whites). That is our only solution today to get our freedom back. We do not interfere with their traditional leaders… Continue reading Self-determination – Afrikaner/Boer – ANC-Mandela letter (1993)
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