Mandela and Inkatha Freedom Party leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi met in Durban for an extended summit and issued a joint call for political tolerance and a stronger peacekeeping role for security forces. The meeting attempted to reduce violence between supporters, especially in Natal and the Transvaal. Their public commitment did not end the conflict, and communities continued to face killings and displacement.
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Why was the 1991 ANC-IFP summit significant?
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The leaders issued a joint call for tolerance and security force peacekeeping.
The National Peace Accord ended all political violence in South Africa.
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Violence continued despite the accord and its monitoring mechanisms.