campaign against white farmers in Zimbabwe, such arguments [i.e., the ones used by the terrorists] may be capable of eliciting widespread sympathy among conservatively-minded Afrikaners" . All of the mainstream political parties usually associated with whites, the Democratic Alliance, the New National Party and the Freedom Front, condemned the bombings, and the Defence Minister, Mosiuoa Lekota pointed out that most white South Africans were loyal citizens. References Improvised explosive device bombings in Africa Soweto bombings, 2002 Soweto Terrorist incidents in South Africa Christian terrorism in Africa 2002 murders in South Africa Terrorist incidents in South Africa in the 2000s October 2002 events in South Africa November 2002 events in South Africa History of Johannesburg