These are the men who blew up Sasol and this is how they did it, by Esther Waugh, Sunday Independent, 17 December 1995, Part 1

MK man: cops were nice, by Rob Northey, Pretoria News Weekend, 9 May 1998

Nat reaction that to spells conflict, Rand Daily Mail, 4 June 1980

Mandela, S. African businessmen come together at site of 1980 bombing, by Michael Hill, 6 February 1994

Timetable for Sasol's day of destruction, The Star, 4 June 1980

Police hunt saboteurs as workers clear debris, The Star, 3 June 1980

Khaya Biko

Khaya Biko (born 1944) was the elder brother of Black Consciousness Movement leader Steve Biko and an early influence on

Versfeld Pass

The first Pass, sometimes referred to as “Die Ossewapas” (the ox wagon pass) by the locals, was built from 9 km outside