South Africa day of prayer urged amid violence
Clergymen and anti apartheid leaders urged calm as South Africa marks a day of prayer for peace and reconciliation. Security forces braced for possible clashes while workplaces planned shortened hours or closures. A year and a half of unrest has left over 730 dead and prompted a state of emergency in 36 black districts.
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