What does CODESA stand for?

Convention for A Democratic South Africa

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This phase had its origins in the negotiated political settlement that can be traced back to the late-i 980s, but more specifically in the proceedings of the Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA) from 1991 to 1993.

Part one: the development of a new intelligence dispensation in the ...

Beginning in December 1991, the Government launched a negotiating process with the parties concerned--first through the Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA) and subsequently through the broader-based Multi-party Negotiating Forum.

The UN and apartheid: a chronology

Mandela's moral authority, his hold on the African National Congress, and his conviction that a multiracial society will benefit all South Africans makes him de Klerk's primary negotiating partner in the Convention for a Democratic South Africa, the forum that will negotiate a new power relationship among blacks, colored, and whites.

The road taken