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Chief Canadian representative for the African National Congress, Yusuf Saloojee says that unless South Africa abandons apartheid, 'we are going to see(...)
Chief Canadian representative for the African National Congress, Yusuf Saloojee says that unless South Africa abandons apartheid, 'we are going to see(...)

Chief Canadian representative for the African National Congress, Yusuf Saloojee says that unless South Africa abandons apartheid, 'we are going to see(...)

Date8/1/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Chief Canadian representative for the African National Congress, Yusuf Saloojee says that unless South Africa abandons apartheid, 'we are going to see a type of violence in that country unknown to mankind.'
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Prior to 1985 in the area of armed struggle the ANC were the players and the people were spectators, says Yusuf Saloojee, the ANC's chief Canadian rep(...)
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Yusuf Saloojee
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