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Article”Native Union”. Article by Pixley ka Isaka Seme, in October 24, 1911
Several Natives have requested me, Leaders and Chiefs, to write a full and concise statement on the subject of the South African Native…
ArticleThe Durban Riots: Press Clippings of Haji Ahmed Suleman Ballim
ArticleThe ‘Hani Memorandum’ – introduced and annotated by Hugh Macmillan
Article‘The Arch’ – our moral beacon – Desmond Mpilo Tutu 1931 - 2021
Shades of Empire: Police Photography in German South-West Africa by Lorena Rizzo
ArticleHow history will judge FW de Klerk by RW Johnson, politicsweb (28 November 2021)
Many of the obituaries of F.W. de Klerk were rather bad-tempered and some were downright spiteful. It seemed to stick in the throat of many…
ArticleVisualizing the Realm of a Rain-Queen by Patricia Davison and George Mahashe
Teaching South African History in the Digital Age: Collaboration, Pedagogy, and Popularizing History by Jill E. Kelly, Omar Badsha, History in Africa, Volume 0 (2020)
ArticleManifesto On Values, Education and Democracy by Kader Asmal
ArticleA Speech to Displease All Parties by Imraan Coovadia, 11 October 2021
Fred Khumalo reminded us two years ago, on the occasions of the Mafika Gwala lecture, that as a young man he took a collection of his verse…
ArticlePhotography and African Futures by Richard Vokes and Darren Newbury
Valliamma Munuswami Mudliar – 1898 – 1914
Valliamma Munuswamy Mudaliar lost her life at the young age of 16 in 1914. Mudaliar was imprisoned for marching against the South African…
ArticleProgramme of the South African Communist Party - 1962 - The Road to South African Freedom
Joint Statement by Chief Albert Lutuli, Dr. G.M. Naicker and Peter Brown appealing to the British People to Boycott South Africa, 5 December 1959
In May, 1960, the Union of South Africa will be 50 years old. The Government is preparing to celebrate this jubilee with great enthusiasm,…
ArticleThe South African Communist Party and the Collapse of the Soviet Union by Stephen Ellis
For 40 years (1950-90) the South African Communist Party (SACP) was banned by a government that represented international communism as the…
Men are interesting too: Photography, crisis and the masculine by Stella Viljoen
ArticlePrint Matters: History of Photography in Illustrated Magazines by Andres Zervigon
June 16 - a day to remember
Article“We Shall Resist” - The Role of Indian Women in the Passive Resistance Campaign 1946-1948 by Kalpana Hiralal
Group Areas Act and Its Effects on Indian People in Natal, May 1956 by Dr Gangathura Mohambry (Monty) Naicker
Paper On The Group Areas Act And Its Effects On The Indian People Of Natal, May 195649 A: HISTORY AND AIMS OF THE ACT 1. The Group…
June 16: South Africa's Youth Day
Speakers notes for the 12th anniversary of June 16th, 1976. Examines the significance of the day, the enemy reaction, the responsibility of…
Possible policy positions, The South African Communist Party on Land Reforms: a personal briefing for Ray Simons
Background of land reform and the Party's role, the South African Communist Party and other political organisations' involvement in land…
Message to the Seventh Congress of the South African Communist Party by O. R. Tambo, April 1989
Comrade Joe Slovo, General Secretary of the South African Communist Party, Comrade Dan Tloome, Chairman of the South African Communist…
Constitution and Rules of The South African Communist Party
ArticleObituary for Author, Playwright and Activist, Ronnie Govender by Pregaluxmi (Pregs) Govender
ArticlePaul Simon’s Graceland - Days of wonder and miracles by Yunus Momoniat
When Paul Simon embarked on a project to draw inspiration from South African musicians, he set out on a perilous obstacle course that would…
ArticleTowards a United Africa by N.Numade
ArticleNegotiating Culture in Contemporary South Africa: Photographic self-representations from the Cape Flats by Heike Becker
ArticleSouth Africa’s 1994 ‘miracle’: what’s left? by Christi van der Westhuizen
In the 1990s, a commonly held view was that South Africa had achieved a “miracle” because of its relatively peaceful political transition…
The History of the SACP 1912-1990
ArticleRonnie Govender: ‘Unbowed, Unbroken’ by Niren Tolsi
The South African activist and man of letters used language as a weapon to defend the marginalised and reflect upon the people, places and…
ArticleThe eye of leadership | Ronnie Govender passes on… by Karlind Govender
Sathieseelan Gurulingam Govender, most commonly known as Ronnie Govender once informed me of the deep leadership of the real world bus…
Unfixed: Photography and Decolonial Imagination in West Africa by Jennifer Bajorek
South Africa remains a nation of insiders and outsiders - 27 years after democracy by Professor Steven Friedman
Twenty seven years into democracy, South African politics is still for the few. And those who complain the most have the least to grumble…
ArticleThe Work of Cultural Criticism: Re-visiting The South African Opinion by Corinne Sandwith
Will the real PAC please stand up? by Phumza Sokana
INFIGHTING within the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) is far from over as two factions in the party battle with each other over the…
”Report on Talks between the PAC and the OAU liberation Committee Sub-committee” by Potlako K. Leballo, Dar es Salaam, November 20,1968
At their 13th Ordinary session in Algiers, last July, the OAU Committee of Eleven adopted the following resolution regarding the Pan…
Wreckers of the Fight against Apartheid: The myth of PAC militancy by Sol Dubila
PAC is the revolution by Victor L Mayekiso
With the PAC in exile by Vusi Shange
Review article - How Can Man Die Better...Sobukwe and Apartheid, by Benjamin Pogrund
The PAC conference: 1959
Has PAC revival run out of steam
Why the United Front failed: Disruptive role of the PAC by Dr Yusuf Dadoo
Why the United Front failed: Disruptive role of the PAC, by Dr Y M Dadoo, an article published in New Age, March 29, 1962. The article…
An MK combatant speaks on Sharpeville
Sunshine and Sharpeville
Sharpeville Day - an eye witness report by Humphrey Tyler
Sharpeville - March 21, 1960 by Petrus Tom
In 1960 before that terrible day of March 21 some workers resigned from work because they were preparing for that day.