UNAM Archives

FondsPA 4 - United Nations Institute for Namibia (UNIN) collection
SubfondsPA 4/1 - NAMIBIANA
SeriesPA 4/1/4 - Series D: Namibia in the News: United Nations Commissioner for Namibia
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ItemPA 4/1/4/90 - (i) Council of Churches in Namibia (CCN) criticizes South African System of Education imposed on black Namibians; (ii) President of Council for Namibia says Security Council resolutions 385 (1976) and 435 (1978) remain the only acceptable basis for a negotiated settlement of the Namibian Question; (iii) South Arica flexes her military muscle in Northern Namibia, signalling her intention of invading neighbouring states, 4/85.
ItemPA 4/1/4/91 - (i) Charges against Ms. Gwen Lister, a Windhoek journalist, dropped by South African illegal regime in Namibia; (ii) United Nations Council for Namibia accuses South African illegal administration in Namibia of violating health care in the territory; (iii) New York City decides, inter alia, to ban deposits in banks promoting sale of coins minted in South Africa and Namibia, 5/85.
ItemPA 4/1/4/92 - (i) United States closes its office in Windhoek; (ii) SWAPO denounces South African plan to set up an “interim Government” in Namibia; (iii) South Africa intensifies repression in Namibia; (iv) The Organization of African Unity (OAU) liberation committee condemns South Africa’s continued occupation of Namibia, 6/85.
ItemPA 4/1/4/93 - (i) Council for Namibia to organize symposium on the immediate independence of Namibia in March 1985 in Singapore; (ii) Non-aligned foreign Ministers to meet in New Delhi from 18 April to 19 April 1985 to discuss the Namibian issue; (iii) South African illegal regime in Namibia is trying to reintroduce the “pass law” system in the territory, 9/85.
ItemPA 4/1/4/94 - (i) United Nations Council for Namibia strongly condemns South Africa’s attempts to impose an internal settlement in Namibia; (ii) Mission of Council for Namibia consults with Government of Saudi Arabia, 10/85.
ItemPA 4/1/4/95 - (i) United Nations Council for Namibia strongly condemns South Africa’s latest attempts to install a “puppet regime” in Namibia; (ii) President of SWAPO blames the United States for preventing free and fair elections in Namibia, 11/85.
ItemPA 4/1/4/96 - (i) Namibians condemn the United States policy of “constructive engagement: • United Nations defends its policy • Failure of “constructive engagement” (ii) United States offers a time-table for the withdrawal of Cuban forces from Angola (iii) Council of Churches in Namibia strongly condemns South Africa’s latest attempts to install a “puppet regime” in Namibia, 12/85
ItemPA 4/1/4/97 - (i) Council of Churches in Namibia denounces South African attempts at denying Namibians free movements in their country (ii) The Secretary-General expresses his concern to South Africa over reports that the country plans to install a puppet regime in Namibia (iii) Council for Namibia dispatches mission of consultation to Africa, 13/85
ItemPA 4/1/4/98 - (i) South Africa installs another illegal administration in Namibia. (ii) United Nations Security Council declares installation of so-called interim Government in Namibia “null and void'' (iii) Secretary- General's report to the Security Council during debate on question of Namibia. (iv) SWAPO President, Mr. Sam Nujoma calls on United Nations Security Council to assume its full responsibility over Namibia, 23/85.
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Reports

(i) United Nations Council for Namibia strongly condemns South Africa’s attempts to impose an internal settlement in Namibia; (ii) Mission of Council for Namibia consults with Government of Saudi Arabia, 10/85.