Typescript of a speech by Buthelezi entitled `Namibia Day. A Black Man's role in achieving a balance of power in a political set-up', Windhoek

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- GB 102 MS 380143/08
Dates of Creation
- 25 Sep 1976
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- English
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- 9pp

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Speeches by Mangosutho Gatsha ButheleziMS 380143

Typescript of a speech by Buthelezi as Chief Executive Officer at the inauguration of the Zulu Territorial Authority: Nongoma.MS 380143/01

Typescript of a speech by Buthelezi to the Zululand Chamber of Commerce and Industries Annual Dinner at the Anglican Chruch Hall, Empangeni on `Denial of economic justice to blacks the most serious threat to the whole future of South Africa - Can Industry and Commerce save the situation?'MS 380143/02

Typescript of a speech by Buthelezi `Remarks made on the occasion of the Luthuli Memorial Foundation Meeting in Swaziland'MS 380143/03

Typescript of a speech by Buthelezi entitled `Expression of appreciation for a function held by the people of Mahlabatini to congratulate him on the conferment of the Degree LL.(Honoris Causa) by the University of Zululand', Nalamvuziyahisa Hall, MahlabatiniMS 380143/04

Typescript of a speech by Buthelezi entitled `The Limitations of Leadership in South Africa: Address to the University of Cape Town Open Forum'MS 380143/05

Typescript of a speech by Buthelezi entitled `Address to Assecom Dinner, Port Shepstone'MS 380143/06

Typescript of a speech by Buthelezi entitled `A Viewpoint expressed by Mangosuthu G. Buthelezi, as President of Inkatha Yenkululeko Yesizwe (National Cultural Liberation Movement) to Dr. Henry Kissinger, the United States Secretary of State, American Embassy, Pretoria'MS 380143/07

Typescript of a speech by Buthelezi entitled `Namibia Day. A Black Man's role in achieving a balance of power in a political set-up', WindhoekMS 380143/08

Typescript of a speech by Buthelezi to American businessmen entitled `The South African situation - in relation to past, present and future policy on homelands, with particular emphasis on investor responsibility', JohannesburgMS 380143/09