Fear grips whites as South Africa nears tipping point
In Johannesburg and Cape Town a wave of panic spreads among white South Africans amid rising black violence, with many arming for defense and forming vigilante groups while Rhodesia faces a white exodus and international scrutiny grows. Leaders clash over future, as moderates are pressured by radical youths and government inaction fuels unease.
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