ECSA Bulletin

The newsletter reprints newspaper articles including: "BISHOPS TO BOTHA To inform SA State President that war situation 1s reaching calamitous stage" by Gwen Lister, "ATTACK FEARED," "Intelligence File" by Eric Mardsen, "What's he up to?", "'Leave us out of your battles'," "TED draws up 'anti-guerrilla' school strategy" and "Teachers go on full alert for May Day" by Gavin Evans, "AN ANGRY CRY FROM THE SHADOWS" and "A toughened prison veteran at just 25" by Mono Badela, "Profile: SA Youth Congress (Sayco)," "Out of court, and into the street" by Patrick Laurence, "Shaft dispute over 'picanin' bag carriers" by Phillip Van Niekerk, and five articles by Sefako Nyaka - "The Sats strike boss: A life of searching for Justice," "Defiant miners move wives into hostels," "Trains bum at four stations," "It feels human, says miner," and "Union battles move into the township." The newsletter mentions Administrator General Louis Pienaar, Bishop James Kauluma, the Anglican Church, Bishop Hendrik Frederick , the Evangelical Lutheran Church, Bishop Kleopas Dumeni, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia (ELCIN), Reverend Karl Sundermeier, the German Evangelical Lutheran Church, the Council of Churches in Namibia (CCN), Foreign Minister Witness Mangwende, the ANC (African National Congress), Foreign Minister Pik Botha, UNITA, Cuban troops, the Soviet Union, SADF (South African Defence Force), PLAN (People's Liberation Army of Namibia), Casspir trucks, the Kaokoland region, Ndimulunde Sheeuy, Leonardo Haikali, Mariu Aitula, the South African Rail ways and Harbour Workers Union (Sarhwu), Justice Langa, South African Transport Services (Sats), COSATU, Minister of Transport Eli Louw, Mike Matloha, Bart Grove, unrest, Soweto, rent notices, Letsatsi Radebe, Chief Mokhachane Masupha II, the Transvaal Education Department (TED), Joint Management Committee (JMC) system, SAP (South African Police), the National Education Union of South Africa (NEUSA), guerrilla attacks, the South African Council for Higher Education (Sached), the Soweto Youth Congress, Rapu Molekane, the State of Emergency, Peter Mokaba, the National Education Crisis Committee (NECC), United Democratic Front (UDF), Soweto Teachers' Training College, Mzimasl Mangcotywa, Ephraim Nkwe, Simon Ntombela, Fawcet Matbebe, the Northern Transvaal Youth Congress, the Soweto rent war, the Housing Act, East Rand Development Board, John Griffiths, the Transvaal Provincial Administration, Soweto Council, Nico Malan, the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM), Anglo American Corporation, Anglo American Collieries (Amcol), the Chamber of Mines, Freddie's Gold Mine, the Free State Gold Mines, Marcel Golding, Judas Ngwenya, Richard 'Richie Rich' Maponya, the Commercial Catering and Allied Workers Union (Ccawusa), OK Bazaars, Dobsonville's Releke-Sizame Supermarket, Tembisa's Tembi Supermarket, Maponya Discount Stores, the Industrial Court, a Conciliation Board, boycotts of white business, Jackie Motlogeloa, and Mzamo-Moleko Enterprises.