Newspaper clippings

Accomplice in 1988 Witbank Bombing before Amnesty Committee, South African Press Association, 31 January 2000

South Africa Bomb Blast Kills 2, New York Times, 25 October 1988

Till Death Do Us Unite, IOL, 27 June 2011

Witbank Security Police offices operation, 24 October 1988, Times, 27 June 2011

Blaster-master Named, by Neil Hooper, The Sunday Times, 2 August 1987

Public offers to up Grosskopf reward, The Cape Times, 22 March 1988

ANC favours 'non-racial democracy' 1986 B

Winnie Mandela resting at 'safe place' 1986 A

UDF won't be enticed 1985 G

EEC Ministers snubbed as UDF cancels meetings 1985 F

SP raid UDF offices 1985 E

Rival groups separated by width of corridor 1985 D

May Day meetings planned today 1985 C

SP swoop nets 7 Duduza residents 1985 B

Mandela release subject to non-violence pact 1985 A

Attorney who fled 'won't return till Azania is free' 1984 E

Inkatha Peace Move 1984 D

ANC 'ignored conditions of their asylum' 1984 C

Swapo founder Toivo moved to SWA prison 1984 B

PCP wants combined referendum/election 1984 A

Hitches in South Africa's reform process 1986 C

'Let us look elsewhere for solutions' 1983 G

'Reconciliation' call by Buthelezi 1983 F

Terror trail: Judge rejects 'guilty' plea 1983 E

Mpetha given hero's welcome 1983 D

Build-up of arms 'alarming' 1983 C

Chief blasts ANC 1983 B

Three men in court on treason charges 1983 A

Relief over ANC posters 1982 C

Banned ex-BPC man enters Wits 1982 B

SA flags burned in Soweto 1981 C

The history of Nkosi Sikelil' iAfrika 1981 B

Labour left floored by a right cross 1981 A

Women condemn removals 1981 - 1982 A

'No mandate' for meeting on bus boycott 1980 D

Protest meeting today as more are detained 1980 C

CPC deserves support 1980 B

Please lets not forget Inkatha 1980 A

State eyes Angolan Coke deals 1997 - 1999

Angola war the world's 'worst' in 1993, 1994 - 1996