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2024-03-29
INKATHAGATE In July 1991 disclosures appeared in the media that the government had for some time been providing clandestine assistance to the Inkatha Freedom
INKATHAGATE In July 1991 disclosures appeared in the media that the government had for some time been providing clandestine assistance to the Inkatha Freedom
Comments by Dave Steward, Chairman Emeritus of the FW de Klerk Foundation to the webinar of the Department of Politics and International Relations of the University of Johannesburg on the role of FW de Klerk in South Africa’s journey from nuclear-armed state to disarmament champion.
TUESDAY, 10 OCTOBER 1989 STATEMENT BY MR F W DE KLERK, DMS, STATE PRESIDENT 10 OCTOBER 1989 In my first speech after I took office
CABINET “BOSBERAAD” TO DISCUSS REFORM Between 3 – 5 December 1989 President De Klerk met with his cabinet at the D’Nyala game reserve in north-western
FW DE KLERK’S SECOND MEETING WITH NELSON MANDELA “I deliberately posponed my second meeting with Nelson Mandela until after I had delivered my speech of
THE IMPACT OF THE FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL ON SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WORLD ON 16 NOVEMBER 2009, F W de Klerk told the
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