Browsing Frederik van Zyl Slabbert articles by Title
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’n Waardering van die bydrae van Thabo Mbeki tot die politiek in Suid-Afrika
Manuscripts written by F. van Zyl Slabbert regarding the appreciation of contribution of Thabo Mbeki towards South African Politics. -
Wat is die inhoude van die begrip African Renaissance?
Lecture given as part of Die Burger lecture series at the Klein Karoo National Arts Festival (KKNK). FVZS looks at different interpretations of the words “African” and “Renaissance”; comes to the conclusion that “African ... -
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Weekly Mail - Sowetan
Two critical phases that have to be overcome before elections can take place are the Codesa III phase, followed by the TEC (Transitional Executive Council) phase; consensus essential, but give 10 reasons why the bigger ... -
What I would most like to see happen in South Africa in 1988
Published in: Inside South Africa, Vol. 1, no. 12, p. 19, as component in the article “Making the horse talk: Leading South African politicians state their priorities for 1988”, by Jean Le May. -
Who understands?
A contemplation of the increasing confusion that surfaced at ANC, SACP conferences about how to go about their respective missions “to deliver South Africa from the evils of capitalism and imperialism”; examines the failure ... -
Why I believe voters should support the PFP on April 29
As part of their election coverage, the Sunday Tribune plans to publish the views of the four major party leaders in South Africa; requests answers to questions about five issues. The article regarding the South African ... -
Why you should support the PFP
Article about why you should support the PFP. Senior assistant editor, Wilf Nussey puts 10 questions to FVZS about the PFP’s policy, to assist voters in the forthcoming election. Attached are the questions and answers. -
Wie en wat is “Die Afrikaner”
Article written by F. van Zyl Slabbert on who and what the "Afrikaner" is. -
Work in Progress WIP 85
WIP 85. FVZS’s response to a review by Jeremy Cronin, who criticised him for displaying “elite cynicism” and “dismissing broader forms of democracy” in his book, The quest for democracy: South Africa in transition. [London: ... -
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