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ArchiveReggie Vandeyar: Portrait of a Revolutionary by Ismail Vadi
Reggie Vandeyar Portrait of a Revolutionary by Ismail Vadi is part of the South African History Online Lives of Courage Series
ArchiveHelping Budding Cameramen
This article features the work of Cecil Sols in Soweto, circa 1980s.
Interview with Omar Badsha by Marian Nur Goni
An email interview with Omar Badsha in 2009 conducted by Marian Nur Goni for a masters theses. Afrapix: Some Questions Email interview…
ArchiveAfrapix flyer
A flyer distributed to raise awareness about the Afrapix collective. Circa mid – 1980s.
An archive of documents on Ahmed Timol
The African Element in Gandhi by Anil Nauriya
Many books have been written on Gandhi’s twenty-one years in South Africa, the birth of Satyagraha and the transformation of Gandhi from a…
Notes on the Life of Ernest Cole 1940–1990 by Gunilla Knape
This book and exhibition are an attempt to construct a clear picture of Ernest Cole, a complex man whose work is little known, especially…
Politics in My Blood by Kader Asmal
Two chapters from the book Kader Asmal: Politics in My Blood
Article on SAHO in the Tatler newspaper - 8 December 2011
Peace Treaty of Vereeniging - original document
Click here for the Peace Treaty of Vereeniging transcript.
The ambiguities of dependence in South Africa
"The ambiguities of dependence in South Africa: Class, nationalism, and the state in twentieth-century Natal" by Shula Marks, 1986
ArchiveThe All-African Convention: The Awakening of The People by I.B. Tabata
When The Awakening of A People was first published in 1950, it was intended for the clarification of the real issues facing the Black…
King Kong a venture in the theatre
This is the story of an inter-racial venture in South Africa. Many hundreds of white people and Africans in the Union’s four largest cities…
List of documents pertaining to Deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke
ArchiveTime for Azania by Robert Sobukwe, 1976
Sobukwe giving the opening speech of the Inaugural Convention of Africanists in April, 1959. His message was a call for African unity and…