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A House Foreign Affairs subcommittee heard testimony on whether the U.S. should continue economic sanctions against South Africa.

Congressmen spoke to reporters at the White House about their briefing with President George H.W. Bush following their bipartisan delegation trip to South Africa.

The committee heard testimony from the State Department, TransAfrica, and investment banks concerning legislation that would prohibit U.S. depository institutions from providing certain serv…

The chairman of the House Africa Subcommittee discussed recent reforms in South Africa and American policy toward that country.

The Commission for Independence in Namibia issued their report on their recent observer missions to the South African-occupied country. Participants spoke on the upcoming election for Namibi…

Transafrica held this forum to discuss ending apartheid in South Africa. The forum was attended by members of both the House and the Senate. Also in attendance were the Rev Jesse Jackson and…

Reverend Desmond Tutu, the Archbishop of Cape Town, briefed members of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa and the media on and answered questions about recent developments in S…

The committee discussed resolutions condemning human rights violations by the government of Ethiopia and sanctions against Ethiopia. Members also discussed resolutions to prohibit investment…

The House voted to override President Reagan’s veto of a bill levying sanctions on South Africa. Members also debated a child pornography bill, changes to the National Housing Act, and a ban…

The House debated divestment from South Africa in response to continued apartheid rule. Note: Due to the age of the original tapes, footage is intermittent and missing. This is an incomple…

Speakers discussed information for lobbying members of the House and Senate for passing sanctions against South Africa.

The House debated divesting in South Africa and the Anti-Apartheid Act of 1985. Note: This is an incomplete program.

The House debated an Amendment to the Anti-Apartheid Act of 1985 and other legislation. Note: This is an incomplete program.