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Sydney (AFP) - President F W de Klerk indicated yesterday he would be sharing power in South Africa with Nelson Mandela, leader of the African National Congress, within two years. The South African President told Australia's Special Broadcasting Service that full democracy would be in place at least by the next election in 1994. 'I'm sure that we will sit together in a government of unity,' Mr De Klerk said.

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