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ArchiveSupport for Ivan Toms
ArchiveSurveys canvass Black opinion
ArchiveSWA Update: 11 May 1989
Report to the Director General with an update on Cuban troop withdrawal from Namibia, the security situation, internal politics and the…
ArchiveSWA/Namibia: situation report as at Sunday, 16 April 1989
Report from C von Hirschberg and J D Viall regarding the situation in Namibia from a military and political persepctive as well as the…
ArchiveSVR-Riglyne vir n Totale Strategie vir Mosam
ArchiveSWA: Fourth Definitive Series
Blue background with white lettering and border. Coloured replicas of stamps, depicting gems and mining, issued during 1989 in South West…
ArchiveSWAPO election campaign appeal
White, black and blue poster. Photograph of people marching, carrying a SWAPO flag. Fundraising poster for SWAPO elections. Issued in…
ArchiveSwaziland games played - racist regime
An Ascendant Sugarocracy: Natal's Millers-cum-Planters, 1905-1939 by David Lincoln
Education Feature from Frene Ginwala's Thesis
Originally no provision was made for the education of Indians. The Reverend Stott of the Wesleyan Mission established a school for Indian…
The State of Research on, and Study of, the History of the South African Liberation Struggle by Gregory F. Houston, November 2015
National Liberation, Non-Racialism and 'Indianness' the 1947 visit of Dadoo and Naicker to India by Goolam Vahed and Ashwin Desai
The History of the Indians in Natal by Mabel Palmer
ArchiveMemories of Trafalgar High, District Six by Warren Ludski
Not much of District 6 was left when the apartheid regime forced the residents out onto the grassless Cape Flats and razed their homes…
Indian Life and Labour in Natal by Prof. Raymond Burrows
Indian people in Natal by Hilda Kuper
South Africa Defies United Nations, what next? by Sorabjee Rustomjee, Ashwin Choudree and A.I. Meer
Shadhan Naidoo, 1961-1989
Young, Gifted and Black by Carmel T. M. Chetty
Article'Winnie hired me to kill Dr Asvat' (Mail & Guardian), 05 September 1997
A sensational prison interview with M&G reporters uncovers new evidence linking Madikizela-Mandela to the murder of Dr Abu Baker Asvat. …
Graveside tribute to Robert Shell by Joline Young, 3 February 2015
I could speak about all the things that you already know about Robert: That he was a brilliant man, that his was the biggest contribution…
ArchiveThe West African Kroomen and their link to Simon’s Town by Joline Young
The first Kroomen to be employed by the British Navy in Simon’s Town arrived on the HMS Melville in 1838. [i] Their date of arrival was…
Book reviewBook review: ‘We are no longer in France by Allison Drew’ reviewed by Pierre-Jean Le Foll-Luciani
Tribute at the funeral service of Walter Sisulu by Nelson Mandela (News 24), 25 January 2011
In the last few years we have walked this road with greater frequency, marching in the procession to bid farewell to the veterans of our…
Message by Oliver Tambo to the Prime Minister of Lesotho, Dr. Leabua Jonathan, 13 December 1982
At this hour of grief for both our peoples, who are further united by the blood we have both shed, we extend our deep-felt condolences to…
Gold and Workers 1886 - 1924 - Chapter 1 by Luli Callinicos
From the book: Gold and Workers 1886 - 1924 by Luli Callinicos
Working Life - Factories, Township and Popular Culture 1886 - 1940 - Introduction
From the book: Working Life - Factories, Township and Popular Culture 1886 - 1940 by Luli Callinicos I talk about the past mainly because…
Working Life - Factories, Township and Popular Culture 1886 - 1940 by Luli Callinicos
Introduction Chapter 1 - Change to Wage Labour Chapter 2 - The Early Years Chapter 3 - Where Working People Lived Chapter 4 - Protest…
SYMPOSIUM: ‘Memory in a time of freedom’ - Program details
SYMPOSIUM: ‘Memory in a time of freedom’
RIP Mafika Gwala (1946 - 2014) by Annetjie, 9 September 2014 ,South Africa
Community Development in the Republic of South Africa, edited policy statement by P.W. Botha
South Africa: Writer Mafika Gwala Passes Away (allAfrica), 9 September 2014
Pretoria — Arts and Culture Minister Nathi Mthethwa has sent his condolences to the family and friends of legendary poet and short story…
Poets are hurting by Chimurenga Chronic, 8 September 2014
ArchiveAmos 'Amla' Monageng interview by Kyla Jade Mc Nulty, The University of Pretoria, 2 May 2016
Interviewer- I Amla – A I: Okay so the first five questions are for research purposes. It’s just background information about yourself…
Class Consciousness, Non-racialism and Political Pragmatism: A Political Biography of Henry Selby Msimang, 1886 - 1982 by Sibongiseni Mthokozisi Mkhize, January 2015, Johannesburg, South Africa
The 1949 Durban ‘Riots' - A case study in Race and Class by E.C. Webster
Book chapterBetween Empire and Revolution: A Life of Sidney Bunting, 1873 - 1936 by Allison Drew (Pickering & Chatto (Publishers)), 2007
Our Greatest Indian Leader since Gandhiji -Tribute to Dr. Gangathura Mohambry Naicker (From: Sechaba, second quarter), 1978
As one who has had the privilege, honour and, indeed, the pleasure of being a close associate and comrade-in-arms of Dr. Naicker - MONTY to…
The visibility of invisible moments by Ashraf Jamal (Life / Arts & Entertainment), 12 June 2015
Review Essay: Crisis, History and the Challenge of Reinvention in the Postcolonial: The African National Congress after Apartheid by Laurence Piper
Susan Booysen. 2011. The African National Congress and the Regeneration of Political Power. Johannesburg: Wits University Press. Anthony…
ArticleChanging focus: The art and activism of Omar by Bongani Kona (Mail and Guardian), 4 June 2015
It’s early winter in Cape Town, cold and gray, when I take the 1044 train from Newlands station on a Saturday afternoon to meet the…