"UNITED NATIONS OBSERVER MISSION IN SOUTH AFRICA - UNOMSA"

The General Assembly discusses the elimination of apartheid and establishment of a united, democratic and non-racial South Africa at the 96th plenary meeting of the 48th session.

The General Assembly discusses the elimination of apartheid and establishment of a united, democratic and non-racial South Africa at the 96th plenary meeting of the 48th session.

The General Assembly discusses the elimination of apartheid and establishment of a united, democratic and non-racial South Africa at the 96th plenary meeting of the 48th session.

The Security Council discusses the question of South Africa at the 3365th meeting.

For the first time in the history of South Africa some 23 million people will be casting their ballots to choose the nation's government. Many of these voters are young blacks who struggled against the white regime under the apartheid system. Some 1800 UN observers will be there to monitor the process on election day later in April 1994.

The Security Council discusses the question of South Africa at the 3329th meeting.

South Africa's first fully democratic elections are scheduled for April this year. On hand to help make the transition to majority rule as peaceful as possible are the fifty men and women of UNOMSA. Assigned by the Security Council in 1992, the UN observers work closely with the peace committees of National Peace Accord. Their presence is a useful tool in establishing and maintaining communications between former adversaries.

President of Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) and his two colleagues hold a press briefing on South African issues.

The Security Council discusses the question of South Africa at the 3267th meeting.