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Regse Arsenaal Hoop Op Betrokke Was, Is Besig Om Na Vore Van Die N Amibiese Regering Vir 'N Sel Van Die Burgerlike Beskenningsburo Te Kom , ONS I DIE NUWE SUID-AFRIKA 20 Apri/ 1990 Tel: (011) 836--21 5 1 Fax: (011) 838-5901 Prys:R1,50 (R1,33 + 17cAVB) Burger Batha JACQUES PAUW HULLE isvoortvlugtendes wat • , van moord beskuldig word. Dulle kom van Suid-Afrika, Brittanje, Namibia en Zim­ babwe. Hulle het een ge· meenskaplikekenmerk: bulle Vir erroris e' bet die afgelope dekade 'n spoor van verwoesting, dood landse moorde op anti- . word," het die regering reeds te tiese Party, Tian van der Merwe, se hul.wrok teen die nuwe regering en bloedvergieting in Suider- : apartheidsaktiviste, wil hy ook kenne gegee dat hy nie buitelandse Suid-Afrika bevind hom in die on­ kon uith aal. Dit het PW Botha se getuienis leweroor teenstanders van operasies sallaat ondersoek nie, gelu kkige posisie dat hy met baie destabilisas ie-beleid good gepas, Afrika gesaai, maar kan Die die regering en onskuldiges wat deur Nogtans is talle van die opera­ van die "uitskot" van gewese kolo­ maar nou is hulle 'n verleentheid vervolg word nie, moordbendes in die buiteland ver­ sies en terreurdade, veral die wat in nies sit wat nou vir hom groot vir die De Klerk-regering,' se Hulle is van die mees gesoekte moor is. Namibia en Zimbabwe gepleeg is, probleme besorg. Van der Merwe. mans in ons buurstate, maar Coetzee, onder meer weens sy op Suid-Afrikaanse grondgebied "Ditis 'nnog groterjammerte dat Van der Merwese hy steundie so baie van hulle in die veiligheids­ oproop dat alle moordebende- geniet die beskerming van die vriendskap met baasspioen Craig beplan en van bier af uitgevoer. Williamson, het 'n intieme kenni s Die voorsittervan die Demokra- rnagte opgeneem is vanwaar hulle Suid-Afrikaanse regering omdat van buitelandse operasies van die Vervolg op blsdsy2 hulle vir die veiligheidsmagte SA Polisie en was selfs betrokke by gewerk het ofsteeds werk. moorde op onskuldiges inBotswana Meer en meer name van Suid­ en Swaziland. (Sien bladsy 6) Afrikaanse agente wat in terreurin Zimbabwe het die week gese dat die buurstate en in die buiteland hy die beplande uitleweringsaansoek Regse arsenaal hoop op betrokke was, is besig om na vore van die N amibiese regering vir 'n sel van die Burgerlike Beskenningsburo te kom. Suid-Afrika verleen tans 'N BLOEDIGE regse revolusle en bou en daar word gevrees dat die Die dreigende regse geweld hou (BSB) wat na bewering vir Anton beskerming aan talle van die agenle 'n wit skrlkbewind was nog noolt regses nou oor genoeg ~etgoed beskik emstige implikasies vir politieke Lubowski vermoor het, fyn dophou . wat betrokke was in operasiesen so 'n werklikheid soos dill week . om inde rdaad met hul terreu rveldtog ontwikkeling in Suid-Afrika in. Twee Suid-Afrikaanse agente wat terreurdade waarin tientalle on­ Die nadat dlt bekend geword het te begin. Die ANC het reeds gese hy is glo betrokke was by moord, terrorisme skuldiges dood is. dat 'nver-regse leler die weermag Regse vuurvreter Piet Rudolph wat bekommerdoordie veiligheidvan en hoogverraad in Zimbabwe, is bo­ 'n Nuwe veldtog om Staatspre­ van 'narsenaal wapens beroofhet op verskeieregse saamtrekke diejaar sy leiers wat na Suid-Afrika wil aan die lys van die mees gesoekte sident FW de Klerk tedwing om waarmee hy ANC-ondersteuners reeds 'n ''bloedige revolusie" voorspel terugkeer, misdadigers in die land. Die land se die beweerde moordenaars aan die wil vermoor. het , het nou die begin van die "teen­ Ditis lankreeds bekend dat die intelligensiediens se hulle en ver­ onderskeie buurlande uit te lewer Yer-regse leiersdreig nou 01 weke revolusie" afgekondig met sybuitmaak ver-regses oor heelwat wapens skeie ander agente skuil in Suid ­ en die Harms-kommissie se lank dot hulle bereid is om tot ge­ op 'n indrukwekkende arsenaal wa­ beskik. Talle vanhulle is Burger­ Afrika waar hulle steeds "deel tyds" verwysingsraarnwerk te verbreed weld oor te goon om voortgesette pens. maglede, polisiemanne en ander vir die Weermag werk, (Sienbladsy om ook moordbendes se buitelandse blanke baasskap te verseker. "Die Hy het na bewering sowat twintig werk in myne waar plofstof al 5) optredes te ondersoek, is reedsbesig KP se een miljoen handtekeninge haelgewere, dertig serni-outomatiese gesteel is. t~ Ondanks 'n versekering van om momentum kry. kan nie die regering dwing om 'n pistol e, 20 R5-stonngewere en 'n ligte Daarword gevrees datRudolph Staatpresident FW de Klerk dat Wye belangstelling bestaan vir verkiesing uitte roep nie..'n miljoen masjiengeweer buitgemaak en agtema na sy gewaagde diefstalpoging min "kri minaliteit" nie geduld sal word die getuienis van kapt Dirk Coot­ wapens wel,"hetAWB-leierEugene aan die Pretoria News gese: "Die het omte verloo r omdathy klaar'n zee wat Maandagin Londenbegin. nie en "rnisdaad, waar dit ook al Terre'Blanche die week gese wapens gaan teen die ANC gebruik Benewens sy verhaal van binne- voorkom, bekamp en oopgevlek moet Regse arsenale is be sig om op te word. Ons gaan nou vir die keel." Vervolg op blsdsy 2 ~'." " ,'. .~ ~ -. 2"" '. Slagting by.Viljoenskroon 'Polisieskietonderhandelinge dood' , .CHRISTELLE TERREBLANCHE ,.,. vir regter REGoldstone as '0 kommissie van '",leerlinge spontaan besluit om by hulle aan te·····brimdnadat 'npolisic.:patrollie met klippe bestook oodersoek na die voorval aangestel. sluit. '0 Verbygaande polisie-vangwa het toe is. ,; , .- ---:.._---'---'------------~ • i. -' "'. -;' .. Die vise-president van die ANC, Nelson op die groep losgebrand terwyl die skoolkin- . Bloomberg se die skare bet kort tevore '0NUWE storm ompolisie-optrede watonder­ Mandela, het die week eo verlede week her­ ders voor geloop het, se Makgathe. " geweieromuiteeotegaan.Petrolbommeisook' handelingekanknou,bet gisterlosgebarsnadat haaldelik gewaarsku dat onderhandelinge "geen Hy se vroue wat in die omgewing vrugte . vroeer in die dag gegooi. , die polisie vier jeugdiges in die Ramulitsi­ toekoms het" as die polisie toegelaat word om verkoophet,hetnadergestormom te help. Die ' '0Ooggetuiehetgese sowat 400jongmense township by Viljoenskroon doodgeskiet en 19' met hut brutale optrede voort te gaan nie, I polisiehetop hulle ookgeskieten vanhulle is ' hetdeur die strate vandie townshipgemarsjeer gewood het,. BizzahMakgathe,hoofvandie Kroonstadse onder die 19 gewondes. " invreedsame protes teenomstandighede indie Daar was onmiddellike skerp reaksie van Detainees Support Committee, het gister aan , Makgathe se die polisie moot ophou "om township toe diepolisie skieliklosgebrandhet. Vrystaatse aktiviste wat die polisie-optrede as , Vrye Weekblad gese die ongelukkigheidindie met hul gewere te praat", Hy leannie sienboe Vier seuns tussen 13 en 16 jaar oud is op slag "bloeddorstig" eo "oordadig"bestempel het. township oorkonupsieindiestadsraaden swak onderhandelinge met die regering kan. voort- dood en minstens twintig gewond terwyl hulle Die onlangse voorvalin Sebokeng, waardie lewensomstandighede duur al weke lank. gaan terwyl die 800rtpolisie-optrede voortduur gevlug het, se die ooggetuie. ' , polisiemanne veertienmense doodgeskiet bet, , Jeugdiges het Dooderdagoggeod inwooers , nie. ' Mandelahetverlede naweekby '0vergade- het daartoe gelei dat die ANChul eerste ampte­ , , gaan herinner dat daar '0 verbruikers- en huur­ '0 Polisie-woordvoerder.: kapt Ruben ring van Sayco in Kangwane gese die regering like ootmoeting met die regering uitgestel het. boikot afgekoodig is. Bloomberg, hetgese die polisie was "verplig" doenbitterminomsywildepolisiemagin toom Staatspresident FW de Klerk het juis die week Toe hulle by '0 skool verbyloop, be! die om met rubberkoeels en haelgewere los te te hou". V~rvolg van bladsy 1 .Gatsha boosnor spotprent Regse arsenaal .'~ '~'. ,~_. '.' " .. , AUDREYBROWN'r. " " . , __ . emstigeoortredingbegaanhetwathomin elk maakisnieteendie polisieofdie weermagnie, • ,HOOFMAN Mangosuthu ~uthelezi het vroeer die wee! gereageer o~ kritiek in ~e'plaaslike e~ gevallank in die tronk sal hou, maar teen die AN,<i: gebruik word. Volgens oorsese pers oor Inkatha se bt:l!okkenheid by die volgebouegeweld in Natal. '. ' Rudolphen sy helpers, klaarblyklikalmal Rudolph is die diefstal uitgevoer om die "Boere . Hy bet ookbewerings ontkendat lede vanInkathamilitere opleidinginIsrael ootvang bet: Die ' dienspligtiges, het '0 streog veiligheidsnet " te beman". ,"..' o stelling is by 'n Sayco-perskonferensie gemaak. " ' van die Lugmag-bootkwaitierin Pretotia omseil '0 W.oordvoerder van die Departeinent van: , In 'n verklaring het Buthelezi verwys na '0 spotprent en boofartikel viat verlede weekin Vrye om die wapens te steel. Wet en Orde wou gistergeenverdere inligting Weekblad verskyo bet.. Rudolph is 'n lid van die Boerestaatparty oor die oodersoekna die voorval verstreknie. 0, "Spotpreote eo kommentaar stel my op gemeoe wyse voor as '0 man met '0 spies... Ek word wat onlangs kragte gesmee het met die Afri- Volgens kapt Peet Bothma is die oodersoek voorgestel as iemand wat in die geheim geweld steun vir my eie politieke doeleindes." , kaner Weerstandsbeweging eodie Transvaalse reeds' in die wiele gery deurdat Rudolpb die Buthelezi, bekendvir sy liggeraakfheid, doen'0beroepop die persomdeel tovormVI!J1'O"groot Seperatiste om '0 verenigde regse front te · pers oor die diefstal ingelig bet. Suid-Afrikanse poging" om die geweld te beeindig, vorm. AI driegroepe is teo gunste van '0 Volgens'overklaringwat deurdie polisiein Insy verklaring ontkeohydie rol vanlnkathaindiegeweld, ennoemsekere voorvalle waarvan tuisland vir Afrikaners. Pretoria uitgereik is, is drie dienspligtiges wat sy ondersteuners doodgemaak is. Hy eis dat daar '0 baie klein groepie van sy volgelinge by die Volgens Rudolpb s3I die wapens wat buitge-
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