Transcript: Inkatha Originally Organized to Preserve ANC Principles

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LINDA WERTHEIMER, Host: Mervyn Frost is head of the Department of Politics at the University of Natal in Durban, South Africa. He told us that Inkatha was organized in the '60s when the ANC was banned and its leaders imprisoned, ostensibly as an organization to preserve the Zulu culture but really as a political group to support the ANC inside South Africa.

MERVYN FROST, University of Natal: Its friendship with the ANC lasted right through the '70s until about 1979 when some tension arose, I guess because of the strength of Inkatha internally. It threatened to overshadow the external leadership.

WERTHEIMER: And was it ANC then that split?

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