End of apartheid
Cards (23)
- UN place compulsory ban on sales of arms to South Africa
- Africans allowed to form Trade Unions
- Nkomati Accord
- UN Resolution 554- the Security Council declared null and void the new racist constitution of South Africa
- World Conference on Sanctions Against SA organised by the UN in cooperation with the OAU and the Movement of Non-aligned Countries
- Mandela 70th Birthday party at Wembley broadcast to 600 million people
- ANC unbanned, Mandela released after 27 years in prison. Namibia becomes independent.
- Violence in Sebokeng, The Rand and Pietermaritzburg and right wing attacks.
- Start of multi-party talks. De Klerk repeals remaining apartheid laws, international sanctions lifted. Major fighting between ANC and Zulu InKatha movement.
- Specifc fact for the consequences of international sanctions on SA economy
- impact of international sanctions on Deklerk and the NP governement
- when was CODESA
- Why was Mandela a key role into unbanning the ANC?
- How did mandela greatly contribute to the dismantly of aparthied
- How did mandela try to manage violence in Townships that occured due to Deklerks 'three fold strategy'
- what were the results of he 1989 september snap elections
- How did the increased resistance affect the economy in the late 80s
- specifc info for the failing economy during deklerks reign
- what were the consrquences of the declining economy on deklerks governenment
- when did the violence in the twonship: The rand occur and what happened?
- when was the Biopatong violence and what happened
- what affect did the violence in townships have on Deklerks governenment
- What are some international sanctions placed on SA
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