Inkathagate

"Inkathagate" scandal in 1991, made it clear that a key objective of the continued covert support afforded to Inkatha at this time was to prevent the

Further Submissions and Responses by the ANC to Questions raised by the Commission for Truth and Reconciliation 1997

'Inkathagate' scandal, in which he took the rap for accepting SAP funds for the

Mayibuye Editorial 1995

To give just a few key examples drawn from many cases, there was the "Inkathagate" expose in 1991, which brought to light the ongoing covert funding of Inkatha by the

4. The National Party, Apartheid and the Anatomy of Repression in South Africa, 1948-1994 1994

( 'Inkathagate'), the military training of Inkatha members in Caprivi in

Secretary General's Report to ANC 49th National Conference 1994

"Inkathagate" scandal it was discovered that the security police had financed a Durban rally to launch Uwusa.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1993

Mr Mandela said the ANC had made an initial donation of R100000 towards a disaster fund for unrest victims nationwide and challenged the government to "contribute more than the R8-million of taxpayers 'money they gave to (the) Inkatha (Freedom Party)", in a reference to the "Inkathagate" scandal.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1992

Evidence such as Inkathagate and the state toleration and complicity in the violence have persuaded many people that our demand for an interim government of national unity is necessary to create a climate of free political activity appropriate for negotiations.

ADDRESS OF NELSON MANDELA, PRESIDENT OF THE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS ON RECEIVING AN HONORARY LLD DEGREE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND 1991

Evidence such as Inkathagate and the state toleration and complicity in the violence have persuaded many people that our demand for an interim government of national unity is necessary to create a climate of free political activity appropriate for negotiations.

ADDRESS OF NELSON MANDELA, PRESIDENT OF THE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS ON RECEIVING AN HONORARY LLD DEGREE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND 1991

The Pretoria regime, in seeking to minimize the "Inkathagate" scandal, has been at pains to contrast the millions received by the ANC abroad with the 1.5 million rand given to UWUSA and the approximately 200,000 rand given to Inkatha.

Statement by Mrs. Gertrude Shope at the special meeting of the Special Committee against Apartheid in observance of the International Day of Solidarity with the Struggle of the Women of South Africa and Namibia 1991

The Pretoria regime's refusal to allow a full and independent investigation of its covert activities in the wake of the "Inkathagate" exposures has predictably also strengthened suspicions about the anti-democratic agenda of the National Party, to the point where it is now felt by a growing number of our people that engaging the National Party in pre-talks, talks about talks or negotiations for a democratic future is most likely to be futile.

Statement by Walter Sisulu, Deputy President, ANC at the special meeting of the Special Committee against Apartheid on the Day of Solidarity with South African Political Prisoners 1991