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R-0072682The women's suffrage movement: The politics of gender race and class by Cheryl Walker–
R-0152839Recollections of the Resurrection of Women’s Day, 40 Years Ago by Julie Wells–
R-0151983Josie Mpama - 1903–1979–
R-0151112Black Politics 1992 E–
R-0089094”Social Conditions Among Bantu Women and Girls”. Address by Charlotte Maxeke at the Conference of European and Bantu Christian Student Associations at Fort Hare, June 27-July 3, 1930 [Extract]–
R-0150956The Legacy Series - Celebrating Women in South African History (Department of Education booklet)–
R-0150696Women and migration in South Africa: historical and literary perspectives by Kalpana Hiralal2013
R-0150693Indentured and Post-Indentured Experiences of Women in the Indian Diaspora edited by Amba Pande2020
R-0150692Memories of indenture by Brij V. Lal–
R-0150690Daughters of the Gujarat Diaspora: Immigrant Women, Identity and Agency in Natal by Kalpana Hiralal–
R-0150689History of Migration and Contributions of Indian Women in Zambia: Comparison with South African Indian Women by Kamini Krishna2016
R-0150688Women Of Indian Descent In Southern Africa by Kamini Krishna2015
R-0150660Across the Kala Pani: Untold Stories of Indentutred Women of Christian Origin in South Africa by Rowanne Sarojini Marie2014
R-0150658The coming of Indentured Labourers from India to South Africa with Specific Reference to Mr Dhani Jiawon by R. Pursotham1983
R-0150656Female Consciousness and Feminism in Africa by Allison Drew–
R-0150637United Women’s Congress Constitution –
R-0150640Constitution of the Women's Congress–
R-0150639Women's Organisations in the Western Cape2020
R-0150638African Women's Voices2002
R-0150286Elizabeth van der Heyden by Allison Drew2020
R-0061294Year of women of South Africa by E.S. Reddy–
R-0072263Chapter 7. An Afrikaner Working Mother–
R-0072281Chapter 4. From The Poverty of the Platteland to the Slums of the City: Farm Girls Turned Into Factory Hands–
R-00724722. Potchefstroom: A Fighting Location–
R-0061268Now You Have Touched the Women - African Women`s Resistance to the Pass Laws in South Africa 1950-1960 by Elizabeth S. Schmidt–
R-0096687Indian women’s demonstration in Pretoria on Human Rights Day, 10 December 1963–
R-0094626Indian Women and Liberation Struggle–
R-0089659Interview: The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navanethem (Navi) Pillay–
R-0093715Address by ANC President Jacob Zuma on the occasion of the Charlotte Maxeke Memorial Lecture hosted by the ANC Women`s League to launch Women`s Month–
R-0084676Ms. Florence Maleka (ANC Women’s Section)–
R-0093682Organizing Women Now by Natal Organisation of Women, 1985–
R-0093609For their Triumphs and for their Fears: Women in apartheid South Africa by Hilda Bernstein, August 1975, South Africa–
R-0089643Women and Resistance in South Africa by Cherryl Walker, 1982, South Africa–
R-0098606Document 44 - “The Revolt of the Women”, The Soyan, December 1959 –
R-0120056Speech made by Mrs Winnie Mandela to mark the–
R-0120211Statement by Mass Democratic Movement on Winnie Mandela–
R-0114950Stop harassing our mother : Winnie Nomzamo Mandela–
R-0100211'Winnie hired me to kill Dr Asvat' (Mail & Guardian), 05 September 1997–
R-0099508Strijdom you have struck a rock–
R-0099506Women In Twentieth Century South African Politics–
R-0099392Women in the apartheid society by Fatima Meer pdf–
R-0099385Some Remarkable European Women Who Helped Gandhiji In South Africa –
R-0099383Women and the Satyagraha Campaign–
R-0061270Women in the apartheid society by Fatima Meer–
R-0094628Police Dogs and the Indian Community by The Black Sash, December 1963 - February 1964, Pretoria–
R-0082938Women in the ANC-led underground by Raymond Suttner–
R-0091107Thandi Modise, a Woman in War by Thandi Modise and Robyn Curnow–
R-0119960The Trial of Winnie Mandela–
R-0119891The Mistrial of Winnie Mandela: a problem of justice–
R-0117219Women: march to freedom–

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