Niël Barnard, head of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) in the late 1980s, reveals what South Africa’s spies had to accomplish, from making ties with Russia’s KGB, tracking down British spies trying to discover South Africa’s nuclear capabilities, to the top secret talks with Nelson Mandela – the first step the government took towards a democratic South Africa.
Niël Barnard, Tobie Wiese
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Niël Barnard, head of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) in the late 1980s, reveals what South Africa’s spies had to accomplish, from making ties with Russia’s KGB, tracking down British spies trying to discover South Africa’s nuclear capabilities, to the top secret talks with Nelson Mandela – the first step the government took towards a democratic South Africa.
