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A good summary of South African history needed in the matric IEB final exams. It focuses on background, , breakdown of negotiations, multi-party negotiations continue, ongoing violence, the final road to democracy and the TRC. It is made from class notes, two textbooks, and other notes. It is good to study for finals and it has everything you need. If you feel I left something out message me and I will readjust the notes and send them back!

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Topic 5



Secret negotiations

ANC-in-exile and with Mandela
- 1980’s = power change for National Party
o  protest + general unrest
o A time of intensified resistance to Apartheid
- Mandela decided it was the right time to open negotiations


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, o Wrote to Minister of Prison = Kobie Coetsee
 Formed a good relationship
o Requested meeting with president = P.W Botha
 Mandela = freedom if ended ANC struggle against govt.
 Refused


1988:
- Committee set up to talk with Mandela
- Mandela moved to Victor Vester Prison
o Mandela sought meeting with ANC + NP govt.
 First step to negotiated settlements
o Both agreed + both were polite
o No significant decisions made


1989: (watershed)
- ANC + Afrikaners = secret meetings in Britain
o Broke down fears + suspicions on both sided
- Influential groups = contacted ANC-in-exile
- August = Harare Declaration
o ‘Conjuncture of circumstances exist’ could end apartheid
 End of Cold War
 Collapse of USSR
 Economic sanctions and disinvestment
o Agreement to build ‘a united, democratic and non-racial state’
 Suitable for negotiations



1989 to 1991
Important changes:
- P.W Botha = minor stroke
o Resigns as leader of NP but remains president
- F.W de Klerk = new leader of NP
o Dual leadership = power struggle
o Botha resigns as president = De Klerk Acting president
- NP won election but lost ground to Conservative + Democratic Party


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