South African warns All Black supporters
PEKKA PAAVONPERA
By NZJ
IPA special correspondent PRETORIA
Protest action will be taken against the supporters of the All Blacks as well as the team itself, according to the South African black and Coloured political party, A.Z.A.P.O.
The organisation’s information officer, Imran Mopsa, said that although theibrotest action woulcWiot
be violent, the stay of the 2000 supporters expected from New Zealand would not be comfortable. “We have said that we will make it very difficult for the All Blacks and that their stay in South Africa would not be comfortable. This also applies to their supporters. They will not have a nice time.” he said. Mr Moosa said that tjus action could include fife
total withdrawal of black and Coloured labour from hotels at which the All Blacks and supporters would stay. He said that transport disruptions were also possible “We cannot say like the African National Congress that our action will be violent but we will make it very difficult for the All Blacks and their supporters.”
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