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Blacks chase De Klerk out of massacre township
BOIPATONG (South Africa). June 20: President F W De Klerk was chased out of a squatter camp today by hundreds of blacks accusing him of complicity in the worst massacre in South Africa's post-apartheid era, reports Reuter.
De Klerk, seated tn the back of a grey BMW saloon, looked terrified as hundreds of angry youths surrounded the car yelling "Go away murder'.
"Shoot, shoot" they yelled as Elicemen waved automatic rl-
s In a fruitless attempt to prevent the crowd from hammering on the doors and roof of the President's car.
The tour of this squalid shanty town south of Johannesburg was meant to be a show of compassion for families of 39 men, women and children butchered on Wednesday night by 200 rampaging men.
But the visit, the first by a South African President to the scene of a black township massacre, lasted only 10 minutes.
As De Klerk's car was Jammed tn a dusty lane a man held up a placard in front of the window saying "to hell
with De Klerk". Women leaned out of tin and wood shacks yelling.
His. spokesman Caspar Venter. surrounded briefly by the mob, escaped safely.
Nelson Mandela's African National Congress said a middle-aged black man was shot dead by police as De Klerk left the township but there was no immediate confirmation by police.
The ANC accuses the government of complicity in the worst township massacre since De Klerk began to dismantle apartheid and legalise black political activity two years ago.
The ANC condemned the visit as a public relations bld and accused De Klerk of trying to counter its mass action campaign begun this week to force the white government from power.
It seems that his insensitivity to the grief of our people knows no bounds," an ANC statement said.
"De Klerk will try to enter Boipatong on a wave of bloodshed, fear and Intimidation. He Is not welcome. We demand action, not De Klerk's crocodile tears."
It demanded Boipatong be declared a national disaster area and an international commission of Inquiry be set up.
Boipatong residents blame supporters of the ANC’s chief black rival, the Zulu-based Inkatha Freedom Party, for the slaughter and say police turned a blind eye.
Police have promised an investigation and are confining the mainly Zulu residents of a nearby migrants' hostel. No arrests nave been reported.
The government rejects the ANC's charge of complicity and Inkatha dentes It was involve in the massacre. Law and Order Minister Hcrnus Kricl said angrily on Friday night that "a major cause of violence in this country is the ANC.
The past 24 hours have been marked by increased tension in black township.
With several attacks on police patrols including in Botpa-tong. Six people were reported killed elsewhere.
Township violence which has claimed some 12.000 lives since 1984 has escalated sharply over the past two years.