80s54. ‘No Debt Rescheduling’

80s54. ‘No Debt Rescheduling’

80s54. ‘No Debt Rescheduling’
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Description

In August 1985 South Africa announced a moratorium on the repayment of its foreign debts after the US bank Chase Manhattan refused to roll over its loans. As a result, South Africa was forced to negotiate a series of short-term rescheduling agreements with overseas banking consortia. The AAM and End Loans to Southern Africa (ELTSA) campaigned to persuade the banks to refuse any further loans until apartheid was dismantled.

Category
Author
Anti-Apartheid Movement and End Loans to Southern Africa
Copyright
AAM Archives Committee
Holding Institution
AAM Archive, Bodleian Library
Catalogue
MSS AAM 2227
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