SA wild card that can change game

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The Pan-Africanist Congress (PAC) is small and militant and its slogan is 'One settler, one bullet.' If the agreement between the African National Congress (ANC) and the white minority government fails to increase black facilities and opportunities the PAC could be the organiser of thousands of angry black people. It would denounce white rule, advocate black nationalism and demand the return of the land to the blacks. In general PAC does not compromise and takes an all-or-nothing approach.

Political activity, Pan-Africanist Congress of Azania (South Africa)

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An early lesson in South Africa's despair

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Only 1,000 of Soweto's 65,000 black high-school students attend school regularly. It is not compulsory so economic and family problems encourage pupils to leave. They frequently interrupt their schooling to attend demonstrations. Several generations of under-education have led to criminal and political violence. All population groups despair about their country. The ANC offers some privileges for whites after the end of white rule.

Education, Social policy, Crime, Race relations, Blacks, Apartheid, African National Congress, Johannesburg, South Africa

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Liberal voice in South Africa's wilderness

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Former editor of the Rand Daily Mail Laurence Gandar wrote articles analysing South African politics. Mr Gandar believes apartheid has prevented development capital coming into the country and created gigantic bureaucracies. The policy of enfranchising the disadvantaged majority has proceeded sporadically. Violence results from the lack of basic housing, food, education, health care and jobs.

Officials and employees, Interview, Anti-apartheid movements, Antiapartheid movements, Rand Daily Mail, Gandar, Laurence

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