FW DE KLERK’S FIRST MEETING WITH NELSON MANDELA
FW DE KLERK’S FIRST MEETING WITH NELSON MANDELA – 13 DECEMBER, 1989 “Under cover of darkness on the evening of 13 December 1989, Nelson
FW DE KLERK’S FIRST MEETING WITH NELSON MANDELA – 13 DECEMBER, 1989 “Under cover of darkness on the evening of 13 December 1989, Nelson
THE RELEASE OF HIGH-LEVEL PRISONERS On 15 October, 1989, Walter Sisulu, and seven other political prisoners were freed from prison. Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee and
In a speech to the Transvaal National Party conference on 21 October, 1989, President FW de Klerk made the following remarks regarding the right to
SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION 181 7 AUGUST 1963 ARMS EMBARGO AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA The Security Council Having considered the question of race conflict in South Africa resulting
FW DE KLERK’S ELECTION AS LEADER OF THE NATIONAL PARTY Following the surprise announcement of President PW Botha that he had decided to step down
PW BOTHA’S LETTER OF RESIGNATION AS LEADER OF THE NATIONAL PARTY On the morning of 2 February, 1989 – without any prior notification – President
EXTRACT FROM “A LONG WALK TO FREEDOM” BY NELSON MANDELA “The first meeting of the secret working group took place in May, 1988, at a
Former President FW de Klerk died peacefully at his home in Fresnaye on 11 November 2021 following his struggle against mesothelioma cancer. This is his final message of farewell to all South Africans.
The FW de Klerk Foundation held their annual conference at the Table Bay Hotel in Cape Town and welcomed many esteemed guests and speakers to the event, one of the speakers being the Mayor of Cape Town, Geordin Hill-Lewis.