White shopkeeper backs black boycott in South Africa
In the eastern Cape a month into a black consumer boycott white shopkeeper Cheeky Watson thrives while his four family stores are exempted. Police later pressured him over receipts, claiming a state of emergency, yet Watson insists the quotas show the non racial nature of the protest and that supporters among blacks remain steadfast despite pressure.
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U.S. and South African Officials Hold Vienna Talks
Senior U.S. and South African officials met at the U.S. Embassy in Vienna at Pretoria’s request to discuss the situation in South Africa. Participants included White House adviser Robert C. McFarlane and South Africa’s Foreign Minister Roelof Botha, with hopes of discussing reform measures within a week.
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