African Activist Archive

Contents: ARMY DISPERSES ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL SUPPORTERS AT NAMIBIAN CHURCH • THE CONGRESS OF SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE UNIONS [COSATU] Declaration issued in Johannesburg, 19 July 1987 • PRETORIA'S CON GAME: THE CHURCHES • GET DETAILED, RELIABLE NEWS FROM AND ABOUT NAMIBIA AND SOUTH AFRICA DIRECT! • The newsletter reprints these newspaper articles: "The silence at the centre of the angry words" by Pat Sidley, "World protest for death row 'patriots'" by Mono Badela, "THE THIRTY TWO ON DEATH ROW," "NEW CHURCH UNION - A NUDO FRONT?" by Gwen Lister and Rajah Munamava, "POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE" by Gwen Lister, and "THE DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS OF WAR." It also includes two advertisements in the Weekly Mail: NO TO RACISM AND TYRANNY! YES TO A PEOPLE'S DEMOCRACY! and THE FREEDOM CHARTER As adopted at the Congress of the People on June 26, 1955. Subscription information to The Namibian, The Weekly Mail, the New Nation, and Southscan is provided. The newsletter mentions Bishop Hendrik Frederik, the Georg-Kroenlein Sentrum, Johannes Isaaks, Stephanus Goliath, South African Council of Churches (SACC), Sally Motlana, the Lusaka Statement, World Council of Churches, liberation movements, African National Congress (ANC), Pan-Africanist Congress (PAC), Frank Chikane, defiance of unjust laws, Beyers Naude, James Massey, Peter Storey, political prisoners, sanctions, disinvestment, loans and credit, South African Airways, the United Nations arms embargo, the South African Youth Congress (Sayco), U.N. Security Council, British premier Margaret Thatcher, President Ronald Reagan, West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM), United Democratic Front (UDF), Release Mandela Campaign, National Education Crisis Committee (NECC), South African National Students Congress (SANSC), Murphy Morobe, Hazzy Sibanyoni, Peter Mokaba, Aubrey Mokoena, the State of Emergency, Council of Churches in Namibia (CCN), Namibia Churches Union, Sean Cleary, Namibia Information Office in Bonn, Kuaimo Riruako, Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DTA), Bishop James Kauluma of the Anglican Church, Edward Morrow, Administrator General Justice MT Steyn, Father Roger Key, the Anglican Church in Namibia, Father Daryl Canfill, Father Neremiah Hamupembe, Father Michael Tuyapeni, Father Philip Shilongo, and Father Eradius Mwaetako.

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