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Contents: Extract from the Mandela document presented to P w Botha, july 1989, pag. 1; Free Mandela unconditionally, pag. 1; Mandela statement on nationalization, pag. 2; White schoolboy’s action Mandela, pag. 2; Alfred Nzo on armed struggle, pag. 3; Chris Hani interviewed, pag. 3; MK – people’s army, pag. 3; Released leaders in Lusaka, pag. 3; Anc opens Spanish office, pag. 4; Sacp and church to unite in action, pag. 4; United democratic front, pag. 4; Mass defiance escalates, pag. 4; The education crisis, pag. 6; Pretoria’s death squads, pag. 6; Uitenhage/Kwanobuhle conflict, pag.

Contents: United in Lusaka, pag. 1; Walter Sisulu interviewed, pag. 2; Free Mandela now, pag. 3; Sacp on democratic socialism, pag. 4; MK – people’s army, pag. 4; Unban all people’s organisations, pag. 4; Malibongwe women unite, pag. 4; United democratic front (UDF), pag. 6; Activists murdered others threatened, pag. 6; The Natal killings, pag. 7; Uitenhage/Kwanobuhle conflict ends, pag. 7; The education crisis, pag. 7; Executions, trials detentions, pag. 8; Military matters, pag. 9; Police matters, pag. 10; Sport, pag. 10; Religious affais; pag. 11; Health matters, pag.

Contens: Free Mandela now!, pag. 2; UK policy on Anc, pag. 2; More bomb blasts, pag. 2; Comment on watershed year, pag. 3; Protest marches, pag. 3; Pretoria’s death squads, pag. 4; Police cover-ups, pag. 5; Natal killings, pag. 5; Stop apartheid executions, pag. 6; Education crisis of apartheid, pag. 7; The Pan Africanist Congress, pag. 8; Military matters, pag. 8; Media matters, pag. 8; Religious affairs, pag. 9; Sport, pag. 9; Rcial segregation, pag. 10; Bantustans, pag. 10; Opinion poll, pag. 10; Labour, pag. 11; International developments, pag. 12.

Contens: President Tambo recuperates in Sweden, pag. 1; 8th January – ANC fouders’ day, pag. 1; Free Mandela now!, pag. 2; ANC delegation in Maputo, pag. 2; MK – peple’s army, pag. 2; Hungary’s actions condemned, pag. 2; MDM under attak, pag. 2; Youth congress lauched, pag. 2; Activist murdered, pag. 3; Do you khow that, pag. 3; Conflict spreads, pag. 3; Students and education, pag. 4; Save the patriots, pag. 4; Murphy Morobe interviewed, pag. 5; Military and police matters, pag. 6; Racist atrocities, pag. 6; New nation – people’s paper, pag. 7; Sairr annual survey, pag.

Inside: election framework: who is organising the voting and how it will work. Will the election be free and fair?. South Africa’s new constitution explained. The ANC manifesto: a programme for reconstruction. Back page: Nelson Mandela appeals to AA news readers. Countdown to democracy: how you can help.

SA election: news from Britain and South Africa, pag. 2/3; How the voting process will work and the new constitution explained . James Richardson and John Hughes report, pag. 4; Cracks appear in right-wing alliance, pag. 5; Reconstruction and development. AA News looks at education, housing and electrification, pag. 6/7; Women and the election. Special feature, pag. 8.

New AAM campaign for free and fair elections, pag. 3; Gavin Cawthra examines the pattern behind recent political violence, pag. 4; Alan Brooks looks at Cosatu’s programme of reconstruction for the future, pag. 4; Update from the frontline states, pag. 5; Trade Union news from South Africa and interview with Cosatu’s general secretary, Jay Noidoo, pag. 8/9.

Negotiations update, pag. 3; Current crisis in education explained. Report on culture and development conference, Johannesburg, pag. 4; Four-page special international conference – southern Africa: making hope a reality, pag. 5/6; Ara reports on harsh new measures against refugees in Europe, pag. 9.

Johannesburg solidarity conference report back, pag. 3; ANC plans for transition to democracy, pag. 4; The second in the series on the bantustans looks at the Ciskei, pag. 6/7; Special report on farmworkers, pag. 8; Angola and Mozambique update, pag. 9; Rise in racist attacks – ara reports, pag. 11.

Jadge Goldstone talks about the work of his commission, pag. 4; Is South Africa back on the war track? AA news examines its regional strategy, pag. 5; The first in a new series on the bantustans looks at Bophuthatswana, page. 6/7; Ara reports on the lobby agaist the Asylum Bill.