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blacks could be negotiated peacefully, but he added that
the armed struggle to end white domination will continue.
Some say Mandela’s release is an indication of good will
on the part of the South African government while others
remain skeptical that the apartheid system can be
dismantled without further violence.

AFTER TWENTY-SEVEN years of imprisonment
Nelson Mandela is free. The leader of the African Na-
tional Congress (ANC) is again calling for the political
freedom of all blacks. But his release from prison makes
an already unstable situation even niore volatile. At a ral-
ly on Sunday, there were clashes between the police and
youths. Mandela told the rally he hoped freedom for

Will Mandela's release make a difference?

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inquiring
reporter
Elizabeth Collings

Bruce Clarke

North Vancouver
Mandela would certainly
be able to make a change.
Hopefully it would be a
peaceful change, but that
would be a difficult task.

Joka Cronin

North Vancouver

It will change the ANC.
The white government
will probably get more
than it bargained for
because it (Mandela's
release) gives the ANC a
tirmer base.

Tomas Savage

North Vancouver

I'm just hoping that some
of those neo-Nazis don't
(ry to assassinate him.
South Africa is just lucky
they haven't had a revo-
lution long before now.

Edith Savage

North Vancouver

Ill just give the African
people more of an im-
petus to end apartheid.
Untii democracy comes to
South Africa, there'll
never be peace. People
want freedom.

Sharon Carroll

West Vancouver

it definitely gives Afri-
cans more hope. Now
that he’s released, the
South African govern-
ment will really have to
stand up and pay atten-
tion.

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