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South Africa unrest leaves two blacks dead in clashes
In Port Elizabeth area townships, a mob killed a black policeman and security forces shot dead another black man. In Cape Town, Rev Allan Boesak delivered his first sermon since solitary confinement amid anti apartheid protests while detailing his 20 day detention. Police reported 12 arrests as violence across the country included cars and buildings being torched. Boesak, an opposition leader, insisted apartheid is a heresy and not defensible by the Gospel. He was charged with subversion and released on bail with speech restrictions.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPS
Port Elizabeth
Cape Town
Allan Boesak
Dutch Reformed Church
Queenstown
Cape Province
Boesak
Pretoria
Roesak
United Democratic Front
World Aliance of Reformed Churches
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Martin Patten
Patten
Limavady
Barington Barracks