Browsing Frederik van Zyl Slabbert articles by Title
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African experience in constitution building processes
Article on African experience in constitution building processes. -
African Forum and Sunday Times article
"May 1991 and January 1990. Copy of article, without title." -
Answers to questions from The Pretoria News
Change; Tri-cameral Parliament and President’s Council; urban Blacks; segregated parks in Pretoria; power-sharing; Immorality Act and the Mixed Marriages Act; inflation rate. -
The Argus (letter)
Forecast of the positions the different political parties will take in 1991 in an attempt to engage each other in bargaining compromises, as well as the necessity for the Government to deal more fundamentally with the ... -
Article (No. 11), written for the Argus
Article (No. 11), about the crisis in black education due to the vast inequalities of quantity, quality and accessibility to facilities and resources between Black and White in South Africa. -
Article (No. 13), written for the Argus
Article (No. 13), written after a visit to Zimbabwe; compares it to a visit in 1962 as part of a rugby tour; [Robert] Mugabe’s role in the transition from Rhodesia to Zimbabwe; FVZS’s perception of the “new nation”. -
Article (No. 14), written for the Argus
"Article (No. 14) about the feeling of optimism about South Africa’s future experienced by FVZS and others at a recent conference on South Africa in Bonn, West Germany. With inscription: “Bob - a few words from V.Z.” ". -
Article (No. 17), written for the Argus
Article (No. 17) regarding the [White] election called by President P.W. Botha and predictions about the content of his forthcoming speech at the annual opening of Parliament. -
Article (No. 19), written for the Argus
Article (No. 19) criticizing the forthcoming “all white” election in South Africa, while juxtaposing it with similar conditions in Namibia where Dirk Mudge, leader of the Republican Party is promoting an inclusive General ... -
Article (No. 21), written for the Argus
Article (No. 21) about the legality and legitimacy of the forthcoming election in South Africa. -
Article (No. 8), written for the Argus
Article (No. 8), written for the Argus Group on insights gained about the political situation in South Africa during a six-week visit abroad. -
Article by Dr. F. van Zyl Slabbert, M. P., leader of the opposition for publication
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”. -
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Article for Business Day. No. 1
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 ... -
Article for Business Day. No. 2
Writes about the threat to press freedom and individual liberty under the State of Emergency. -
Article for Business Day. No. 3
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 ... -
Article for Business Day. No. 4
The increased level and extent of politicization in South Africa over the last three years and the implications for the conducting and organisation of business in such a political climate. -
Article for Business Day. No. 5
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 ... -
Article for Business Day. No. 6
Sanctions and counter-sanctions will force the South African government to fall back more and more on domestic repression and regional destabilization of its frontline states (Lesotho, Mozambique and Zimbabwe); normal ... -
Article for Business Day. No. 7
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 ...