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gives an impressive list of definite and specific aims which must be kept in mind. To anyone who
reads this document it must become clear that its perpetrators would stop at nothing to disrupt and
disorganise the state and would not scruple to resort to terrorism and massacre in order to create that
state of chaos and anarchy which is the favourite breeding ground of the Red danger threatening Africa
and casting its evil shadow over the Republic.
By means of the judicious propaganda campaign previously referred to, the conspirators hoped to
bring about a total and universal boycott of South Africa, which would paralyse both her export trade
and her internal organisation. The support of international trade unions had to be recruited in order to
guarantee that no foreign power would supply the Republic with arms or military material of any
description, nor embark on any trade whatsoever with South Africa.
UNO was to be the propaganda platform, and the Afro-Asian bloc was to exert all pressure on this
organisation to induce military intervention in South West.
To conduct a war, funds are necessary. The projected 'Political Authority' which would ultimately
develop into a 'provisional revolutionary government', would therefore have to secure as much credit
as possible, to ensure sufficient funds with which to pursue the struggle in South Africa.
Smoothly operating communication facilities are essential to the success of a revolution. 'Operation
Mayibuye' provides for radio facilities for daily broadcasts to the outside world as well as to the
'People of South Africa'.
Transport is likewise of vital importance in conducting a successful revolution. The blueprint
envisages a weekly or biweekly air service for recruits, to ensure a steady and regular flow of trained
staff.
Finally, in order to implement the military part of the programme, it is recommended that the
'National High Command' of Umkhonto We Sizwe appoint staff in the office of the organisation in Dar-
Es-Salaam.
Part IV of the blueprint for the murder of South Africa is concerned with internal organisation. The
following extracts are revealing:
"Our target is that on arrival the external force should find at least 7,000 men in the four main areas
ready to join the guerrilla army in the initial onslaught. These will be allocated as follows:
Eastern Cape– Transkei 2,000
Natal– Zululand 2,000
North Western Transvaal 2,000
North Western Cape 1,000
"To realise our target in each of the main areas... it it proposed that auxiliary guerrilla/sabotage
units in the four main areas be set up before and after the commencement of operations. They may
engage in activities that may serve to disperse the enemy forces, assist to maintain the fighting ability
of the guerrillas as well as draw in the masses in support of the guerrillas.
How this detailed plan is to be put into operation, is expounded in Section V of 'Operation
Mayibuye'. The execution of this project involves at least five fronts:
Firstly, An Intelligence Department, which is to investigate and report on the following:
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