Sanctioning Apartheid - KORA

7%e FrontIine SMis and Sanctions agm'mt South Afha
Afrira,(flabananallgovemmentprocuFementsinSouth~
(g) a ban an govenunent contracts with ma@ity+mmd South
AEmn~CIh) abanonthepromtIonofaortrismbSouth
Africa* (i) a ban on dl new bank loans b South Africa, whether to
the prblic or private sectors, (j) a ban on the import of uranium,
4 iron and steel from South Africa, and 0 the withdrawal of
alI consular fadlfZies fn South A&ica except for wr own aationals
and mkid af third awntries to w h we reader anrsular
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41. Am Analysis, no. 17, 6 March 1987, 7. Afri#r Earmartic Dip&
(Lnndonl estimates AirZixri's loss at $10.7 mflllon (8 (2),10 January
1987,16).
42 Air Zimbabwe Thetable, 1 July 1986. The of direct
wdly fli@ each way was: -30- 13, Bulawilp
J o f ~ 4 HamreDurbml, g
and VlcbDria ~ J o ~ b u r g
1.
44. Tim, 9 August 1986, 1. Five airk use Nairobi on their
Jo- nms British Airways (with four fli- a weelr each
waylI (with Uuee), and El Al, KlM, and Olympic (each
wiUloneBighO. ~ a i r ~ n a v f l y n w r s t o p b ~ ~
Luffhansa (fam flights), British #hwiys (three), and Aliiab (two).
6. mumdutions 59~slplen.2/ResZ May 1963; C M k 13 00, J a
1W; EQCI/Res. 13 W), December 1965; CM/Res. 473 m, Jdy
1976; CM/Res, 734 WXtlO, Res. 2, July 1979; CM/IZes. 816 bXWII
June 1980; C M k 1056 (ICLIV), July 1984; and ANG/Dec. 2 MI
Jdy 1987.
46, Errmonriw UmdodI 21 February 1987,42- The US ban on SAA
fII%hfg reduced Cape Verde's annual airport income by $35 million
to same $2 million. Cape Verde Introdud its own flight (to
Boston), but barred passengers wh- journeye originated in South
Afriai Bulletin, 129, April 1987,14). SAA aontinud b use Sal
for three fi@s a week to and from Empa Pereira was a
member of &e mu Commitk on Sautktem Abh.