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Report on the arrival back in South Africa of Archbishop Desmond Tutu after he received the Nobel Peace Prize. Includes comment from the Bishop’s son Trevor Tutu; Desmond Tutu; leader of the United...
OCEAN SOUND THIS WEEK NO. 89 Programme 89 of a weekly news and sports review called Ocean Sound This Week, broadcast by independent radio station Ocean Sound on 10th July 1988. Presented by Pete Wardman....
Report on the arrest of South African Bishop Desmond Tutu and his son Trevor Tutu in Soweto under state of emergency laws in South Africa following incidents at a hearing for hundreds of arrested...
Interview with Bishop Desmond Tutu where he criticises the apartheid regime in South Africa, gradualist approach of the National Party Government, and the establishment of settlement camps in rural areas....
Report on the reluctant meeting between Bishop Desmond Tutu and US President Ronald Reagan where they talked about America’s apartheid policy and their less than smooth relationship. With speeches by...
Nigel Wrench reports from Johannesburg, where Archbishop Desmond Tutu has been the target of a sharp attack on the South African state-run radio. Archbishop Tutu is nearing the end of a lengthy trip to...
Bishop Desmond Tutu speaking following his talks with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, when he called on her to exert pressure to dismantle apartheid in South Africa. Tutu confirms Thatcher is still against...
Report on Bishop Desmond Tutu’s press conference, with excerpts, during his visit to London, on the possibility of a peaceful solution in South Africa. Male reporter not identified.
Report on Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s call for more effective sanctions against the South African Government. He thinks international banks should make their loans to South Africa conditional; he explains...
Bishop Desmond Tutu makes a speech to the United Nations on South Africa’s new constitution, and the prospects for peace in the country, saying that while apartheid exists, there will be unrest. Sound...
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