Equally inconceivable is that the ANC, given the chance to hold a rally, would extend a hand, albeit warily, to the government. In a message read out at the rally, exiled ANC President Oliver Tambo, who can't legally be quoted in South Africa, said the country was at a crossroads and that Mr. de Klerk ``may yet earn a place among the peacemakers of our country'' if he chooses a ``path of genuine political settlement.''
either the government or the ANC is changing stripes -- or that either has moved significantly closer to the other
Still, this doesn't mean that either the government or the ANC is changing stripes -- or that either has moved significantly closer to the other.
Equally inconceivable is that the ANC, given the chance to hold a rally, would extend a hand, albeit warily, to the government. In a message read out at the rally, exiled ANC President Oliver Tambo, who can't legally be quoted in South Africa, said the country was at a crossroads and that Mr. de Klerk ``may yet earn a place among the peacemakers of our country'' if he chooses a ``path of genuine political settlement.''</s>Still, this doesn't mean that either the government or the ANC is changing stripes -- or that either has moved significantly closer to the other.</s>either the government or the ANC is changing stripes -- or that either has moved significantly closer to the other