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PA 2/9/8
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Multi Party Conference and the Transitional Government of National Unity: 1984 – 1986
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- CollectionPA 2 - du Pisani Collection
- SeriesPA 2/9 - Miscellaneous 1942-1992
- FilePA 2/9/8 - Multi Party Conference and the Transitional Government of National Unity: 1984 – 1986
- ItemPA 2/9/8/1 - Documents: 1984 - 1987, - House of Assembly Debates, 31 Jan 1984, on the Multi Party Conference - The Windhoek Declaration of Basic Principles, 24 Feb 1984 - Die Windhoek Verklaring van Basiese Beginsels, 24 Feb 1984 - Handves van Fundamentele Regte en Doelstelling (Charter of Fundamental Rights and objectives) - Voorstelle tot die onafhankliheidsvraagstuk vir SWA/Namibie (Proposals on the independence issue of SWA/Namibia) Mar 1985 - Aide memoire handed to the Ambassadors of Canada, the Federal Republic of Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States, Cape Town, 18 Apr 1985 - SWA Broadcasting Corporation. News Bulletin, 10 June 1985 – Moses Katjiuongua regards the Transitional Government as possibly the most important development in the country’s constitutional history. (In Afrikaans) - Text of an address by the SA Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador KRJ von Schirnding, to the Security Council on 10 June 1985, on the Namibian independence issue. - Inauguration of the Transitional
- ItemPA 2/9/8/2 - Proclamations, Acts and Bills: 1985 – 1986, - Proclamation no. R. 101, 17 June 1985: Establishment and powers of legislative and executive authority for territory South West Africa. - Constitutional Council Bill, 1985 - Appropriation Act, 1985 (Act no. q of 1985) - Constitutional Council Amendment Act, 1985 (Act no. 19 of 1985) - Rehoboth Investment and Development Corporation Loans Act, 1985 (Act no. 24 of 1985) - Residence of certain persons in South west Africa Regulation act, 1985 (Act no. 33 of 1985) - Constitutional Council Amendment Act, 1986 (Act no. 7 of 1986) - National Labour Council Act, 1986 (Act no. 9, 1986) - Proclamation of the commencement of the conditions of Employment Act, 1986 (No. AG 2226, 1986) - Appropriation Act, 1986 (Act no. 17 of 1986) - Appropriation Ordinance, 1986 of the Legislative Assembly of the Namas (Ordinance no. 2 of 1986) - Appropriation Ordinance, 1986 of the Legislative Assembly of the Hereros (Ordinance no. 2 of 1986) - Appropriation Ordinance, 1986 of the Legislati
- ItemPA 2/9/8/3 - Journals and other publications: 1982 – 1986, - ADK ‘Informations’ – 2/1982; 3/1983; 4/1982; 1/1983; 1/1985; 2/1985 - Africa Institute Bulletin – vol. 25, no. 2, 1985, p. 13-15 (SWA/Namibia: prospects for nationhood, by Herwig Rudolph) - Die Republikein – 28 Mar 1985 (article on Multi Party Conference) - Paratus, May 1985 (Joint Monitoring Commission: background information) - Africa Now, May 1985, p. 25 (Namibia: Pretoria getting together a UDI deal) - Washington Report on Africa, vol. III, no. 16, 1June 1985, p. 63-64. (interim government to get 100% control) - Pretoria news, 15 June 1985 (Mixed feelings in US on Angola vote) - Pretoria News, 15 June (Others say…) - Sunday Times, 16 June 1985 (A volkfest, but there’s apathy on the streets) - Africa Institute Bulletin, vol. 25, nos. 6/7, 1985, p. 77-79 (self-government for SWA/Namibia) - Africa Institute Bulletin, vol. 25. Nos. 6/7, 1985, p. 79-81 (SWA/Namibia: a new start) - Die Republikein, 9 July 1985 (Pad na erkenning loop deur Osire) - Leadership SA, vo
- ItemPA 2/9/8/4 - Audiocassette – messages by Cabinet Ministers broadcast on Radio SWA: 1985 July 17
File PA 2/9/8 - Multi Party Conference and the Transitional Government of National Unity: 1984 – 1986
- du Pisani Collection
- Miscellaneous 1942-1992
- Multi Party Conference and the Transitional Government of National Unity: 1984 – 1986
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