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What was the case for democracy in SA

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One step forward one step back

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When did negotiations start and when did the first democratic elections take place

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Negotiations started in early 1986 and first democratic elections were in 1994

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What were some ongoing issues

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  • Mandela wanted democracy as soon as possible
  • de Klerk wanted some form of power-sharing agreement (else he would be out of power)
  • Bantustan leaders wanted to keep power
  • people wanted immediate change, when there was no immediate change, people returned to mass action
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What were the general steps forward in 1989- 1994

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  • unbanning or organisations and release of political prisoners
  • Groote Schuur Minutes
  • CODESA 1
  • CODESA 2
  • National peace accord
  • record of understanding and sunset clause
  • multi-party negotiating fund
  • new interim constitution accepted
  • first democratic elections
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What were the general steps backward in 1989-1994

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Black-on-black violence (third force)

  • Sebokeng and escalated violence
  • Boipatong
  • Bisho

Right wingers

  • formation of COSAG
  • assassination of Chris Hani
  • AWB storm world trade centre
  • PAC St. James Church massacre and Heidelberg tavern
  • Bophuthatswana
  • Shell house massacre

De Klerk
- whites only referendum

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What were the steps forward in 1990

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  • unbanning of organisations and release of political prisoners
  • Groote Schuur Minutes
  • Pretoria Minutes
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What were the steps backwards in 1990

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  • black on black violence (third force)
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What does the unbanning of organisations do

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Leads to lift in media censorship and emergency regulations

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What happened to Mandela when he was released

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Appointed deputy president of the ANC

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What were the Groote Schuur Minutes

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Talks about talks: pre-formal negotiation meetings (NP/ANC)

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What happened at the Groote Schuur Minutes

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  • commits to an end to violence and to work towards process of negotiation
  • temporary indemnity offered to ANC exiles
  • NP looked into reviewing some security legislations
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What happened in the Pretoria Minutes

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Mandel makes first bug gesture: agrees to ‘suspend’ the armed struggle of ANC and MK. Gave De Klerk opportunity to look into lifting state security legislation

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How was 1990 marred by violence

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  • Conflict between IFP and ANC
  • Random brutal attacks on ANC supporters on trains and in townships
  • Sebokeng: IFP hostel dwellers attack ANC supporters
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Why was the IFP acting the way it was in 1990

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  • had been the only black political party: was seen as reasonable and cooperative by NP
  • Buthelezi thought that they would take a key position in the new government when change came
  • ANC seemed to be working with NP
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What were the steps forward in 1991

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  • CODESA

- signing of declaration of intent

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What were the steps backward in 1991

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There were no significant steps backward in 1991

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What happened at CODESA

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  • 19 political parties involved
  • met at world trade centre in Kempton park
  • tripartite alliance of ANC, COSATU and SACP
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What was the aim on the deceleration of intent

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To bring about an undivided SA

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What were the steps forward in 1992

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  • Mandela ignores insult (whites only referendum) and doesn’t react
  • CODESA 2
  • Bisho massacre
  • signing of national peace accord
  • sunset clause
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What were the steps backward in 1992

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  • NP support drops
  • de Klerk: whites only referendum
  • asked if people supported the continuation of the reform process
  • majority yes vote
  • insulted Mandela
  • de Klerk signed the declaration of intent: should not be thinking of halting the process
  • ‘whites only’ suggests de Klerk does not view ‘non-whites’ as South African
  • interpreted result of referendum as a vote of confidence in his: more confident, less willing to look for compromise
  • massacre at Boipatong
  • Bisho massacre
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What did they struggle to come to an agreement on at CODESA 2

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Majority rule
Power sharing
Regional powers
On-going violence

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How was the Bisho massacre a step forward

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  • convinced de Klerk and Mandela that the only way to end constant violence was to negotiate a settlement
  • Mandela dropped number of demands
  • Mandela uncovers the death squads and dirty tricks which de Klerk denied all knowledge of.
  • ban on cultural weapons
  • fencing of hostels
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Signing of national peace accord

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  • recommitment to negotiation (IFP also signs)

- negotiations continue

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Sunset clause

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  • joe slovo
  • allows the government of national unity to serve until 2000
  • election to be held
  • constitution based on interim bill of rights
  • signing of record of understanding
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How was the massacre at Boipatong a step backwards

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  • IFP attacks township
  • rumours of police bringing IFP
  • police investigation is careless and inconclusive
  • de Klerk visits but is chased out
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What were the steps forward in 1993

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  • Talks resume
  • multi-pray negotiating forum
  • interim constitution signed
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What were the steps backwards in 1993

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  • Pessimistic mood turns county to brink of war as many disasters threaten to derail negotiations
  • assassination of Chris Hani
  • AWB storm world trade centre
  • APLA soldiers attack church in CP
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What were te steps forward in 1994

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  • world looking at SA to show world that peaceful, negotiated transition was possible
  • Freedom Front would participate in elections
  • IFP also enter elections
  • first democratic elections
  • inauguration of nelson Mandela
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How long did the elections last

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4 days

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Who was determined to be able to have representatives in GNU

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ANC
IFP
NP

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What were the steps backwards in 1994

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  • Uprising in Bophuthatswana

- IFP march to Shell House

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How was the uprising in Bophuthatswana a step backwards

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  • Mangope wants to hang onto power in homeland
  • AWB support him (shoot any black african they see)
  • Mangope disappeared
  • police join ANC supporters in streets
  • Bophuthatswana reincorporated into SA
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IFP march to shell house

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  • IFP wanted to boycott elections

- ANC soldiers fire at IFP

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