South Africa Now - Show #N605

0:08 - Joaquim Chissano, President of Mozambique; 0:54 - This week South Africa Now reports these stories; 2:16 - The uncensored news with Thandeka Gqubule and Fana Kekana; 2:23 - Meeting of Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk, report by Kenneth Dan: discusses the ANC (African National Congress), the negotiating process, marches, stay-a-ways, boycotts, direct action, political prisoners, allowing exiles to return, police, military, political violence, deaths, the Transkei, promise of reform, democracy; 4:15 - Interview of Max du Preez, Editor, Vrye Weekblad: discusses the National Party government; 4:57 - Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) endorses call for a united front: includes interview with PAC Representative to the United Nations Count Pietersen, discusses a constituent assembly, new constitution, armed struggle; 6:04 - NEWSLINE PAC EXILES: PAC accuses the government of insincerity, temporary immunity from arrest, policy issues, a national conference in December, PAC General Secretary Benny Alexander; 6:40 - Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher resigns: includes a phone interview of Labour MP and Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs Donald Anderson, discusses the Commonwealth, sanctions, the European Community, world leaders; 7:35 - FRONTLINE FOCUS reported by Joseph Diescho: includes interviews of the Managing Editor of Africa Recovery Roy Laishley and Mozambique President Joaquim Chissano, discusses the Southern African Development Coordination Conference (SADCC), hunger, debt trap, the World Bank, exporters of capital, austerity measures, social services, oil prices, import bills, the Gulf Crisis, Renamo rebels, rural schools, Western donors, Third World economic troubles, poverty, an economy devastated by war; 11:24 - COVERING THE COVERAGE reported by Phillip Tomlinson: includes an interview of Boston University scholar Chris Patterson, discusses U.S. news coverage of the Frontline States, the African Studies Association (ASA), journalists, television networks, NBC, UNITA, Jonas Savimbi, destabilization, war, famine, poverty; 13:59 - Newsline Greenpeace in SOUTH AFRICA: discusses pollution, the conference Environment for a Changing South Africa, ecology; 14:08 - QUESTION OF THE WEEK: spending per student on education; 14:33 - IN DEPTH Grassroots ACTIVIST reported by Nadja Smith: includes an interview of Sister Bernard Ncube of the Institute for Contextual Theology, includes video of her speaking at a South Africa Women's Day event in Johannesburg on August 9, 1989, discusses Grassroots Exchange, churches, families, trade union debates, trains from Soweto to Johannesburg, an injury to one is an injury to all, mobilizing, street committees, rents, houses, taxes, boycott of rent and utilities, townships, exile, prison, democratic structures, violence, third world countries, civic issues, and services; 21:27 - CULTURE VIVA MANDELA:  includes excerpts of music video.