Article (No. 21) about the legality and legitimacy of the forthcoming election in South Africa.

Article. The PFP’s stand on the NP’s “step in the right direction” politics and its position should the Government introduce reforms; questions what exactly is meant by the term “reform”.

Article in response to a question from business executives asking how they can improve their image with opinion forming Blacks; FVZS puts questions to executives which he has had to respond to from “some of the more angry ...

Contemplates the difference between thinking and talking and how futile the Government’s effort was to try and “normalize” things by declaring a State of Emergency; gives example of the cynical attitude of a young industrialist ...

The constitutional paradox in South Africa; the manner in which the Minister of Constitutional Development, Mr Chris Heunis, had chosen to resolve this paradox, has effectively brought Parliament to a standstill; highly ...

Rejects the government propaganda around the 1987 white election; claims that the timing of the election will allow P.W. Botha to retire with his biggest election mandate ever; criticizes the attitude of the average white ...

Prognoses for participants in the forthcoming election; the position occupied by Wynand Malan.

Variant of the article written for The Citizen on 1983.09.15, criticising efforts to encourage English-speaking voters to vote “yes” in the forthcoming referendum.

Article for Jeff Opland - South African (sic) Foundation. Assessment of the State President’s [P.W. Botha] speech at the Opening of Parliament, 1985, his offer to Nelson Mandela and other prisoners and banned organisations, ...

Lead sentence: “There are frequent flashes of irritation from various quarters involved in the dynamics of transition in South Africa”.