South Africa adopts new democratic constitution; De Klerk's party quits ruling coalition

Article Abstract:

South Africa adopted a new constitution that provides greater civil rights provisions on May 8, 1996. The vote was almost unanimous, but members of the Inkatha Freedom Party boycotted the proceedings. DeKlerk's decision to form an opposition party stems from dissatisfaction with parts of the document.

Political activity, Constitutions, National Party (South Africa), DeKlerk, F.W.

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De Klerk feted in Nigeria

Article Abstract:

F.W. de Klerk made the first visit by a South African president to Nigeria in April 1992. The invitation for the visit was extended after the successful South African vote on sharing power with the black majority.

International relations, Nigeria, South African foreign relations, Nigerian foreign relations

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De Klerk opens Parliament

Article Abstract:

South African President Frederik W. de Klerk, in his address during the 1992 opening session of Parliament, failed to offer new concessions to the black majority in South Africa.

Social policy, Africa

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