Mandela charged
A black South African militant, Winnie Mandela, has appeared in court charged with breaking the Government order which restricts her movements and activities. She is accused of contravening the order by receiving an unauthorised visitor and of having a meeting with the Britishborn anti-apartheid compaigner, Helen Joseph. In February, Mrs Mandela received two suspended jail sentences of six months each on charges of breaking the order. — Bloemfontein.
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Press, 19 August 1978, Page 21
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