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 [Interview with Gabu Tugwana, part 1] Original Airdate: 2/2/1990 Length: 00:04:03 Item Type: newstape - edited story master Go to full description for this item. Description : Abstract Christy George reports that F.W. de Klerk (President of South Africa) announced that the ban on the African National Congress (ANC) in South Africa will be lifted. George notes that Nelson Mandela (jailed ANC leader) will be freed. George's report includes footage of de Klerk making the announcement and footage of Desmond Tutu (black South African leader) reacting to the announcement. George's report also features footage of black and white South Africans reacting to the news and footage of black South Africans celebrating. George interviews Gabu Tugwana (editor, The New Nation) over the telephone. Tugwana discusses de Klerk's announcement and describes reaction to the announcement in South Africa. Tugwana says that apartheid laws are still in force. George's story includes footage of black South Africans and South African security forces; it also includes footage of Koos van der Merwe (Conservative Party) and Dr. Andries Treunicht (Conservative Party) reacting to the news.
Subject : Keywords Apartheid Journalists Subject : Personal Names de Klerk, F.W. George, Christy Mandela, Nelson Treunicht, Dr. Andries Tugwana, Gabu Tutu, Desmond van der Merwe, Koos Subject : Corporate Names (Organization names) African National Congress (ANC) New Nation (newspaper) Subject : Geographic Locations South Africa Type : Genre News - Television |
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