WORLD IN BRIEF : SOUTH AFRICA : U.N. Observers at Protests Are OKd
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The South African government cleared the way for U.N. observers to monitor pro-democracy protests, but it said international help is of limited use in reviving stalled political negotiations. President Frederik W. de Klerk reiterated that his white-minority administration will not be forced from power by demonstrations planned next week by Nelson Mandela’s African National Congress. The ANC has called a general strike for Monday and Tuesday as part of a week of heightened protests.
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