African Activist Archive

The newsletter includes a review by E.S.L. (Elizabeth S. Landis) of the book Namibia: The Violent Heritage by David Soggot. The newsletter includes reprints of newspaper articles including "Tribal chiefs on 'crimes'", "Call to reject conscription", "Labour and employment" and "First the Witdoeke razed Crossroads … Now the heat in on Khayelitsha fugitives". The newsletter includes SOUTH AFRICAN PASTOR ON HUNGER STRIKE IN HOMELAND PRISON by the Namibia Communications Centre. The newsletter includes a copy of an advertisement 75 YEARS OF THE ANC issued by United Democratic Front (UDF), the National Education Crisis Committee (NECC), and the South African Council Of Churches (SACC) and supported by the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU), the Black Sash, the National Soccer League (NSL), the Health Workers Association (HWA), the Call of Islam, the Release Mandela Committee (RMC), the South African National Students Council (SANSCO), the Transvaal and Natal Indian Congresses (TIC and NIC), South African Rugby Union (SARU), Transvaal Anti PC Committee, the Federation of Transvaal Women (FEDTRAW), the Democratic Lawyers Association (DLA), the National Medical and Dental Association (NAMDA), the Southern Transvaal African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SOUTACOC), and Southern African Catholic Bishops Conference (SACBC). The newsletter includes a copy of a mailing FRIENDS IN THE STRUGGLE AGAINST APARTHEID by Jerome Bibuld, International Representative South African Chess Association. The newsletter includes a reprint of an advertisement by the Release Mandela Campaign. The newsletter discusses World Chess Federation (FIDE), the 27th World Chess Olympiad in Dubai, SACF (South African Chess Federation), SACA (South African Chess Association), South African Council on Sport, the South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee (SAN-ROC), Inspector Wally Bredenhann, Rev. Smangaliso Mkhatshwa, the State of Emergency, Tebogo Geoffrey Moselane, Roman Catholic Sisters Christine Obotseng and Bernard Ncube, Rev. Dr. Jean-Francois Bill, the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in South Africa, the Albert Luthuli College, the Alliance of Black Reformed Churches in Southern Africa, John Vorster Square, Rev. Simon Tshenuweni Farisani, the Venda bantustan, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in South Africa, detention, political prisoners, National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW), Mineworkers' Union of Namibia (MUN), the Food and Allied Union, Nelson Mandela, the African National Congress (ANC), Crossroads, SWATF (South West Africa Territorial Force), SADF (South African Defence Force), SWAPO, the South African Police (SAP), Casspir vehicles, Jerry Ekandjo, the Ovambo Administration, Petrus Tainyangala, Oswin Mukulu, Inias Elungu, Andreas Leonard Alyambo, P.W. Botha, NAFCOC, and Mali Hoza. Contents: NAMIBIA - THE HUNTING GROUND • Namibia: The Violent Heritage; by David Soggot • ENEMY OF THE STATE

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