- Article in the Indian Opinon by Jordaan K Ngubane on James Moroka, 28 November 1952 (pdf)
- Article of the British Weekly, 18 September 1952 (pdf)
- Dr James Moroka Address at the Opening SAIC Conference, 16 September 1950 (pdf)
- Dr James Moroka Address to ANC meeting in Kimberley (pdf)
- Dr James Moroka Presidential Address, 6 April 1952 (pdf)
- Dr James Moroka Presidential Address, December 1952 (pdf)
- Dr James Moroka speech as President General (pdf)
- Dr James Moroka with Hendrik Verwoerd on the tour of the Native Trust - The Friend Bloemfontein, 12 September 1951 (pdf)
- Letter from Dr James Moroka and Walter Sisulu to Prime Minister 11 February 1952 (pdf)
- Letter from Dr James Moroka to Prime Minister 21 January 1952 (pdf)
- Letter from SW Motseta to Moroka (pdf)
- Response letter from the Prime Minister's Office to Dr James Moroka 29 January 1952 (pdf)
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A collection of articles, speeches and letter pertaining to Dr James Sebe Moroka
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South African History Online. (2012, May 8). A collection of articles, speeches and letter pertaining to Dr James Sebe Moroka. South African History Online. https://sahistory.org.za/ref/R-0082931
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