Burning questions

Article Abstract:

The bloody riots throughout South Africa protesting the assassination of Chris Hani raise questions about the the African National Congress's control of young blacks and the possibility of a violent race war. The political repercussions of Hani's death are analyzed.

Crimes against, Race relations, Hani, Chris

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A stain on the Teflon queen: Nelson Mandela's wife faces new allegations of bribery and influence-peddling

Article Abstract:

Winnie Mandela's house was raided in Mar 1995, by police looking for evidence that she received kickbacks and participated in influence peddling through her Co-ordinated Anti-Poverty Program. Mandela has been accused of several other crimes in the past few years.

Cases, Mandela, Nelson, Family, Influence buying, Madikizela-Mandela, Winnie

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On the brink of disaster: a massacre in South Africa fans old hatreds and raises the danger of a civil war

Article Abstract:

The cause of the massacre that killed 42 people in Boipatong, South Africa is placed on both white and black political parties. The Jun 1992 massacre ended talks aimed to create a new constitution devoid of racial separation.

Massacres, Constitutions, Boipatong, South Africa

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