ECSA Bulletin

Contents: VIOLENCE • The newsletter reprints newspaper articles including: "Apartheid's victims seek some justice" by David Beresford, "Death breaks journalist's promise to Inkatha man" by John Carlin, "ANC calls in police after bomb threat" by John Carlin, "Drawing a line between law and justice" by John Carlin, "SA politicians draw election battle lines" by John Carlin, "UK wage threat to blacks in South Africa" by Adam Raphael, "DEATH ORDER FROM GENERAL", "Army intelligence chief linked to Webster murder" by Louise Flanagan and Eddie Koch, "Doubts over transitional control of armies" by Paul Stober, and "ZAMBIA SEEKS U.S. AID TO BUILD SPACE CENTER". The newsletter reprints CHURCH LEADERS MEETS WITH DE KLERK by Southern Africa Church News. The newsletter reprints an article DIAMONDS ARE NOT FOREVER from TRACK Newsletter, No. 21 April 1996, Transvaal Rural Action Committee. The newsletter reprints REPRESSION OF THE MEDIA by the Human Rights Commission. The newsletter discusses the African National Congress (ANC) the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), the South African Council of Churches (SACC), F.W. de Klerk, the Convention for a Democratic South Africa (Codesa), Nelson Mandela, Khoza Mgojo, Frank Chikane, Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi, Simon Nxumalo, the Alexandra Peace Forum, PhiIemon Mauku, the Civil Co-operation Bureau (CCB), the South African Defence Force (SADF), the European Community (EC) code of conduct, British companies, the National Peace Accord, South African Police (SAP), the Goldstone Commission, Judge Richard Goldstone, Security Forces, the Second Interim Report, military intelligence, General Christoffel van der Westhuizen, Matthew Goniwe, Major-General Bantu Holomisa, Transkei, Roelf Meyer, Jan van Eck, P.W. Botha, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, armed struggle, AK-47s, Allan Boesak, Walter Sisulu, the South African Communist Party (SACP), Unilever, Neil Coleman, Consolidated Goldfields, Donald McCall, the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU), Tootal, Courtaulds, Rio-Tinto Zinc, Tate and Lyle, Associated, Portland Cement, Barclays Bank, Armitage Shanks, Pilkington, Metal Box, the United Kingdom South Africa Trade Association, Mr W.E. Luke, European Foreign Ministers, the Ethical Investment Research Service (Eiris), GEC, Sara Morrison, the State Security Council (SSC), Mbulelo Gonhwe, Fort Calata, L. du Plessis of the Eastern Province Joint Management Centre, General Van Rensburg, the Port Elizabeth Black Civic Organisation (Pebco), Oscar Mpetha, General Bob Rodgers, the Democratic Party, the Johannesburg City Council spy scandal, Tony Naude, the Hiemstra Commission of Inquiry, David Webster, the Hammer Forces, the Independent Board of Inquiry into Informal Repression, Operation Savannah, Ciskei, Charles Sebe, Lennox Sebe, Lourens du Plessis, Colonel John Rolt, the TBVC states, Venda, Bophuthatswana, the Centre for Intergroup Studies, Laurie Nathan, Institute for Defence Studies, Jakkie Cilliers, MK (Umkomto we Sizwe), the Zambia Space Administration, Welverdiend, the Prevention of Illegal Squatting Act, the Diggers Committee, the Lichtenburg Town Council, the Stones and Minerals Act of 1927, forced removal, J Mouton, the Department of Mineral and Energy Affairs, the Transvaal Provincial Administration (TPA), the Independent Development Trust (IDT), Looseboy Mokgoro, apartheid, the Land Acts, and the Western Transvaal Rural Services Council.