NP KEPT ALL ITS PROMISES, SAYS DE KLERK

THOHOYANDOU, N Province Sept 28 Sapa

Deputy President F W de Klerk on Thursday said his National
Party had kept its promises and scrapped all discriminatory laws.

Addressing NP local government election candidates at
Thohoyandou in Northern Province, de Klerk said the NP had the
experience of ruling the country.

The time had arrived for the needs of people, especially in
Northern Province, to be looked at.

The reconstruction and development programme belonged to all
political parties, de Klerk said. All people, regardless of colour,
had to make it work.

De Klerk said the political tide was changing to favour the NP,
which believed in law and order and discipline.

It also believed children had to respect state property and the
authority of their parents and teachers.

South Africa should never again experience apartheid or racism,
de Klerk told about 800 people at the meeting.

He was accompanied by his wife Marike and MPs AndrewFowrey nd
Col M G Ramarisa.