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Omn NW1: Omp Kentish Town New Beacon, Seven Sisters Rc The Other Bookshop. 328 Upp. NI; Reading Matters, Wood Greeni MORO Sain Walmgate. BOoKs, tions on anu-racist, insh solidanty. MORE than 1,000 black people, many of them women and children were forcibly removed from Nyanga camp, week by the South African authorities.
They were deemed to be 'aliens', despite the fact that thev born in South Africa, and were transported, under guard to what the racist government claims is their proper 'homeland' - the poverty stricken area of Transkei.
On Wednesday, in a dawn raid on the black SulaLics the South African police used dogs The media inelcal gas. was prohibited from witnessing the attack on the squatters' camp, but afterwards the entire area with near Cape Town, its flimsy shelters in which 2,000 people had lived had been completely flattened. Sick Within 24 hours of the raid 414 men, .4/0 women and 175 children were being forcibly transported to Transkei. All had been living in Nyanga camp. In a «ck csmmci vulc las arrests and the minister responsible, Piet Koornhof declared, am too humane, that's the problem'.
In the last two decades, at least two million blacks have been forced to move 'homelands' such Transkei, which are unable to provide either jobs or adequate land for the people living there.
This forced emigration is an essential part of the VOLCIl which regulates there be "sepadevelopment' Palc blacks and whites — in effect this ulccll luldily blacks as possible should be kept out of the richer areas of Southern Africa. It means that blacks have Tive and work in tas se peo noid speclai cent of South Africa desigHalca as lne wille area.
The contrast between these 'white' areas and the 'homelands' such Transkei and Ciskei, has recently been documented In a report drawn up by Jan Lange. Lange former vice-president of a South African chamber of Conic le so ne is lol ex actly friendly to the black majonty. Better Lange has recorded that blacks can be between three and eight times better off living Illegally' in 'white' areas than if they stay in 'homelands' Even if a black is jailed tor nine months in a vea for contravening South Africa's pass laws. litu. she can still be 230 per cent better off with only three months' work, than a person in the 'homeland' Risk This explains blacks are prepared to risk JoasoCul a occu deportation in order to live I1 wilile aleas, wnele at least there may be some chance of work. Often, the only "homelands' option available is starvation:
Last week's mass arrests marked a stepping up by the South Africa regime their campaign discrimination and represSIon against native VIdlKo. IL WaN CoL uIt that immigration and alien LcWs nave been against people born South Africa.
Return But there little chance of the latest victims of apartheid meekly acepting •ebonaco Last August, on a particuaistre da co-oratirs and Develooment launch ed a previous attack on the DULaLLcIS DuTull! down their shelters and seizing their food But the squallcis stayed put, and the siens are that many who were deportea week will quickly return.
'These people seek confrontation said Piet Koornhof The truth of the matter is that they have little choice but confrontaLOU. alc lilal LINS frontation will get bigger and bigger as times goe Uil,
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