De la lutte anti-apartheid aux mutations de la culture politique

From a culture of resistance to a logic of reconstruction. The anti-apartheid movement is trapped into the post 1989 political storm but did not abandon its old strategies. Some of these anti-apartheid movements became more professional like trade unions and churches, and others, like civics, keep on battling for internal reorganisation. The civics react to the state's pressure - while the state tries to hide its policy of keeping control under a set of reforms - and the civics go through a difficult time of deep crisis involving problems of political affiliation. Yet a national federation was created in May 1992 which is ment to resist government policies and offer an efficient programme

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