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ArticleIndemnity Grosskopf, 4 November 2001
ArticleGrosskopf's parents at hearing, 21 November 2000
ArticleGrosskopf gets amnesty, 13 December 2000
ArticleGrosskopf meets his victim, by Pieter Malan, News24, 21 November 2000
ArticleGrosskopf spills beans on car bomb, Mail and Guardian, 22 November 1988
ArticleLost Sheep, The Economist, 7 May 1988
ArticleBlue-Blooded Afrikaner as Anti-Apartheid Revolution, by John Battersby, The Christian Science Monitor, 31 July 1989
ArticleBattle of the editors, Mail and Guardian, 8 November 1996
ArticleHein Grosskopf recounts 1987 bomb attack, SAPA, 21 November 2000
ArticleThe truth behind the bombing of Witwatersrand Command, by Peter Dickens
ArticleIntelligence on Magoos not sufficient: Ismail, SAPA, 7 October 1999
ArticlePeople don't forgive or forget, Janet Smith, The Star, 15 June 2011
ArticleMcBride Amnesty Hearing Postponed until Next Week, SAPA, 30 September 1999
ArticleBar bombings were indiscriminate attacks, TRC told, SAPA, 29 September 1999
ArticleMcBride: Magoos casualties under spotlight, SAPA, 28 September 1999
ArticleMagoos Bomb meant for security personnel: TRC, SAPA, 27 September 1999
ArticleStatement by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Media Release, 23 September 1999
ArticleMcBride gets bombing amnesty, SAPA, 19 April 2001
ArticleTRC to hear McBride Magoos Bar bombing amnesty application, SAPA, 16 September 1999
ArticleDid the TRC uncover the truth about McBride? by Piers Pigou, Mail and Guardian, 26 April 2001
ArticleReconciliation at work at Magoo hearing, IOL
ArticleTRC seeks Magoo's bar bombing victims, by Andrea Weiss, Sunday Tribute, 10 November 1997
ArticleMcBride's daring bid recalled, by Shalo Mbatha
ArticleFuel refineries strategic targets for ANC in 80s, TRC hears, SAPA, 27 September 1999
ArticleEmotions run high at Magoos hearing, SAPA, 12 October 1999
ArticleMcBride apologises to family of those slain in armed struggle, SAPA, 5 October 1999
ArticleVarious tributes to Gordon Webster, IOL, 10 - 11 August 2022
ArticleRobert McBride: Soldier of misfortune, by Ranjeni Munusamy, The Sunday Times, 17 March 2019
ArticleHistoric moment as Constitutional Court finds Zuma guilty and sentences him to jail
South Africa’s Constitutional Court has found former president Jacob Zuma guilty of contempt of court and sentenced him to 15 months’…
ArticleInside the longest war in SA’s history, by Thula Simpson, 5 March 2016
ArticleThe Unforgiven
ArticleMagoo’s Bar Bombing - Jessica Bundage HIST 3377 December 17, 2013
ArticleWho was Albert Luthuli? The murdered South African leader who put his people above himself
South African liberation leader Albert Luthuli died on 21 July 1967 near his home in Groutville, in the South African province of KwaZulu…
ArticleSurvivors tell of blast ordeal by Clare Harper, The Star, 25 October 1988
ArticleAccomplice would repeat bombing act, The Citizen, 2 February 2000
ArticleSouth Africa: Two die as Huge Car Bomb Devastates Shopping Centre, Reuters, 8 November 1988
ArticleYusuf Dadoo. Some facts of his life - Vladimir Shubin
Yusuf Dadoo. then the SACP Chairman, one of 15 members of the Central Committee and one of 7 members of the Executive had initially opposed…
ArticleThe Struggle that Toppled Apartheid by David Whitehouse, 17 November 2006
ArticleThe Anti-Apartheid Movement Abroad by Max Rossiter
The Role of London in the Anti-Apartheid movement, specifically in relation to the SACP and the ANCThe international aspect of the anti…
ArticleThe Story about Africa’s “First Woman Billionaire”
Where does Isabel dos Santos's wealth come from? Her country's resources are basically treated as her family's property.
ArticleKole Omotoso, the Nigerian writer, scholar and actor who inspired a continent
ArticleKenya’s forgotten Mau Mau freedom fighters and the impeached deputy president that stood up for them
ArticleOmar Badsha: an ordinary South African whose struggles and triumphs offer insights into broader social movements—Sean Jacobs reviews Available Light by Daniel Magaziner
Omar Badsha worked exclusively with available light. His approach to photography mirrored his broader approach to life and politics—a …
ArticleThe South African Council on Sport at 50: the fight for sports development is still relevant today
The South African Council on Sport (SACOS) was the sports wing of the anti-apartheid liberation movement. It was established in 1973 and…
ArticleWhat genetic analysis reveals about the ancestry of South Africa’s Afrikaners
The story of human history is one of migrations over the globe and admixture – the exchange of DNA – between populations. Two of the most…
Peter Randall: a pioneering publisher who established the radical Ravan Press in South Africa
ArticleFeya Faku as I knew him – a tribute to the great South African jazz trumpeter
A tribute to the great South African jazz trumpeter by Darius Brubeck
ArticleEstablishing the Constitutional Assembly
After South Africa’s first democratic elections, the newly elected parliament would double as a Constitutional Assembly and would be…
ArticleReimagining unity: The imperative of National Dialogue 2.0 in SA’s political crisis
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