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Stellenbosch university lecturer tells multi racial audience, 'I want to apologise for my unthinking heartlessness.'
Two Black South Africans, on their return to their country, were struck by a change of attitude among White South African youth
Two thousand people hear appeal in Cape Town City Hall.
'It is much easier to get into a holy huddle than to go out and do something about the world's problems.'
Real peace will not survive without true reconciliation. And true reconciliation can only begin with sincere apology.
Is it a practical proposition to work according to Moral Re-Armament principles?
'We wanted to win the war. Anything that could make us win was acceptable. We had a purpose to make the revolution come true.'
Many local men and women prepared to continue to proclaim message brought by visitors.
Editor defends decision to work with Moral Rearmament movement while maintaining journalism career
General Lagu was leader of the forces in the South Sudan and instrumental in bringing about reconciliation between his people.
Students of University of Witwatersrand, unanimously condemn government policy barring Blacks from student and teaching body.
Purpose of new centre is 'to provide and preserve freedom from fear, from want, from discrimination, of worship and of speech.'
Kathleen Vundla told multi racial audience that women need to stick their necks out much more to save the world.
Women in Rhodesia organizing peace efforts through multiracial delegation and grassroots activism
Farmer, Roly Kingwill looks upon his farm as a trust and not as a way to get rich quickly.
It might have a low profile now, but Moral Re-Armament is still achieving success.
One thousand, two hundred people from 32 countries including representatives from 13 parliaments attend international conference
Parliamentary representation from Africa and India plus industrial delegations from many countries at Caux conference.