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R-0119082	ANC Seems Disastrously Incapable of Learning
R-0119081	Too Few Own Too Many Newspapers
R-0119080	Poor English Reading Skill is Big Flaw in Black Education
R-0101278	Letters to the Editor
R-0119077	Hard Times, Getting Harder - Party Report
R-0119076	Republica Corruptissima: The Stranglehold of the Law
R-0119075	Liberals Reject Violence
R-0119073	Transkei Subversion Charges Against Liberals
R-0119072	Liberalism and Democracy
R-0119070	The Lost Generation
R-0119069	Non-Racialism at Work
R-0118254	Our Traditional Way of Life
R-0119067	Enlarging the Circle
R-0119066	Peoples Power: Can it Happen in S.A.?
R-0119065	Charterists and Democracy in South Africa
R-0119064	South Africa in Transition: The Five Freedoms Conference
R-0119063	Editorial: Good Grounds for Hope
R-0119061	Can the True Exodus Stop at Damascus?
R-0119060	The Current Macroeconomic Crisis
R-0119059	Popularising the Past
R-0119058	The Meteorite at the End of the Lens
R-0119057	The Battle for Tuynhuys and All That
R-0119056	Bill Ainslie
R-0119055	Editorial: Under the Red Flag
R-0119054	Editorial: De Klerks First Days
R-0119053	Editorial: Beginning of the end of the Bantustans?
R-0119051	Affirmative Action in The U.S.: Theory and Practice
R-0119050	Restoring the Dignity of the Local Community: A Case-Study of Impartiality, SABC-Style
R-0119049	South African Liberal Economics and the Question of Power
R-0119048	Impressions of Zimbabwe
R-0119047	Editorial: The Ban on the Weekly Mail
R-0119046	Editorial: Any Hope?
R-0119044	A Reply to Christopher Merrett on That Election
R-0119043	Beyond The Abyss - Race and Social Structure in a Future South Africa
R-0119042	Law and Lawyers In a Changing Society: The First Ernie Wentzel Memorial Lecture
R-0119041	The Sol Plaatje Memorial Lecture For 1987
R-0119040	Judicial Control of Arrests and Detention: Theory and Reality
R-0119039	The Dakar Conference; A Different Perspective
R-0119038	Editorial: A State of Confusion
R-0119037	Editorial: Allan Hendrickse
R-0119036	Editorial: The Group Areas Act
R-0119034	Freehold Land Rights, Other Freedoms and the Future of the Rural Poor (rejoinder to cross)
R-0119033	African Rural Land-Tenure Reform: Informal Freehold and the Free Market (Reply to Louw)
R-0119032	African Rural Land-Tenure Reform: Rounding off the Discussion
R-0119031	Driefontein and Kwangema - Relocations Reconsidered
R-0119030	The Representative
R-0119029	Section 29 of the Internal Security Act and the Rule of Law
R-0119028	Editorial: Universal Suffrage in an Undivided South Africa
R-0119027	Editorial: Some Light
R-0119026	Freehold Title: Blind Alley in the Homelands (A Rejoinder)