The Counter To Terrorism
When Blackouts Fan The Flames Afresh;
Failure to Understand
Date
1980-04-061980-06-05
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The item consists of three separate newspaper articles referring to "blacks" as terrorists after attacks on small police stations continued. The remaining two articles refer to an incident in which Sasol was attacked by saboteurs. In the wake of the Sasol incident, the final article acknowledges this event whilst suggesting the incompetence of the National Party in attempting to curb the so called terrorist attacks.