South Africa - Violence In Natal As Leaders Pray

(3 Apr 1994) South Africa's top three leaders went down on their knees together
on Easter Sunday (3/4) to pray for peace amid fresh bloodshed that
claimed 19 lives in Natal. President F.W. de Klerk, African
National Congress leader Nelson Mandela and Inkatha Freedom Party
head Mangosuthu Buthelezi joined in prayer with other political
leaders at a service for one million adherents of the Zion
Christian Church.
SHOWS 3/4:
MORIA, NORTHERN TRANSVAAL
0.00 aerial of town
0.05 aerial star sign on ground with words reading "zion
city"
0.12 wide crowd gathered
0.15 motorcade arrives
0.17 mandela waves from open car
0.20 interior wide of congregation
0.24 buthelezi arrives to front row and shakes hands with de
klerk, then mandela
0.31 wide congregation
0.33 cutaway de klerk and buthelezi
0.35 official at lecturn, sot: "whether something is done, we
all have no option but to join hands in prayer for the
best of the new south africa."
0.43 mandela and de klerk on their knees praying
0.49 rear view congregation
0.52 pan along front row showing mandela, de klerk and
buthelezi
0.43 mandela and de klerk on their knees praying
0.49 rear view congregation
0.52 pan along front row showing mandela, de klerk and
buthelezi
SOUTH OF DURBAN, NATAL
1.02 exterior homestead with troops
1.06 police video of corpses
1.12 pull back from body number five to others
1.20 ends
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