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The history of KwaZulu-Natal and Inkatha
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- IFP Elections Strategy Takes Form
- Mayibuye, Journal of the African National Congress,
July 1995. Inkatha looks set to use its old strategy of
destabilisation to win local government elections in
KwaZulu/Natal. It is continuing its strategy of last
year - and of the preceding decade - of destabilising
the province.
- KwaZulu/Natal
- Mayibuye, Journal of the African National Congress,
July 1995. Brief constitutional history of the successor
states to Natal.
- Inkatha Man Arrested
- Mayibuye, July 1995. The deputy secretary general
of the Inkatha Freedom Party, Zakhele Khumalo, was arrested
on 8 June on 13 counts of murder. Khumalo is the most senior
politician to be arrested since the government ordered a
crackdown on alleged hit squad operations in KwaZulu/Natal.
Khumalo is a close associate and former private secretary
of Mangosuthu Buthelezi.
- Violence an Obstacle to Effective Organisation
in Natal
- Mayibuye, Journal of the African National Congress,
July 1995. While all ANC provinces have been experiencing
organisational problems, the violence in KwaZulu/Natal has
proved an extra burden for the ANC there. Fuelled by the
struggle for power of Inkatha, the violence has claimed the
lives of over 20,000 people since 1984.
- Constitutional wrangle in KwaZulu/Natal
- Mayibuye, Vol. 6, no. 6, October 1995. The KwaZulu/Natal
legislature is embroiled in a bitter dispute over the IFP's
constitutional proposals. In its rush to formulate a secessionist
constitution for KwaZulu/Natal, the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP)
has abandoned any pretence at democratic behaviour or
reconciliation.
- ANC Statement on Themba Khoza
- October, 1995. Is Themba Khoza an Inkatha agent
provocateur?
- ANC Response to Allegations made by Themba
Khoza
- Newsline/Agenda. 17 October, 1995. ANC wishes IFP
leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi to distance himself from Khoza
and Mthetwa; NP dirty tricks.
- ANC statement on IFP distortion of Tokyo's
statement
- Issued by the ANC Leadership in KwaZulu/Natal, 7 November
1995. Statements issued by the IFP concerning what they
call "Premier Tokyo Sexwale's threat of invasion of
KwaZulu/Natal" reflect the secessionist mind-set of
the IFP leaders.
- Cloud Of Violence Hangs Over KwaZulu Natal
- By Gumisai Mutume, IPS, 25 January 1999. The assassination
of South Africa's warlord Sifiso Nkabinde has left a cloud
of violence hovering over KwaZulu Natal province as the
country's general election approaches.
