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JournalNew Age Vol.2 No.2156 Mar. 1956
ArchiveNews
ArticleBill of Rights faces no 'base beast'
ArchiveKwaZulu/Inkatha leadership
ArchiveWhat the papers are saying
ArchiveDeclaration of Intent
ArchiveKwaZulu/Natal Indaba
ArchiveWhos who - at a glance: KwaZulu government c
ArchiveNews from the KwaZulu Bureau of Natural Resources
ArchiveBook notes
ArchiveRegional Chairs and Secretaries
ArchiveThe Group Areas Act
ArchiveFrom our postbag
ArchiveThreads from the Sash
ArchiveChapter one: Government created political bodies - Bantustans
ArchiveChapter six: Black consciousness
ArchiveChapter thirteen: Arts and entertainment
ArchiveAcknowledgements
ArchiveDedication
ArchiveDocuments
ArchiveA Place In The City - The Rand On The Eve Of Apartheid by Luli Callinicos
Introduction Tomorrow awaits you, long way to walk. It’s no use talking, to gold-propped ears When the National Party won the 1948…
Online bookWomen's Literature in Kenya and Uganda by Marie Kruger
Online bookThe Making of Modern Libya : State Formation, Colonization, and Resistance, 1830-1932 by Ahmida Ali Abdullatif
Ancient Ghana and Mali by Nehemia Levtzion
Mayihlome-Aahwaan: a Dialogue Continued – a Musical Conversation between India and South Africa
Brief Detention Diary by Michael Hathorn (an excerpt)
Michael Hathorn was detained in Durban Central Prison in 1960, for his role in the struggle. Recorded below is an extract from the prison…
ArchiveRestoration of the Old Cape Archives by Michael Scurr (The Heritage Portal), 03 October 2016
In 1996 Michael Scurr penned the following article on the restoration of the Old Cape Archives (today the Centre for the Book). It was…
Education, the State, and Class Inequality: The case for Free Higher Education in South Africa by Enver Motala, Salim Vally, and Rasigan Maharajh
Damon – The Malabar Slave (Historic Alleys)
Read this characterization of a Slave from Malabar (Walks & Sketches – Robert Semple) – He is in all respects the best of the household…
ArchiveLetter from Maryland (https://www.archaeology.org/) by Julie Schablitsky
ArchiveThe South African Choir’s pathbreaking tour: 1891 – 1893 by Martin Plaut, 6 January 2017
The contacts between black South Africans and the African American community in the United States played an important part in the…
Retief manifesto, (Graham's Town Journal), 2 February 1837
Piet Retief's published manifesto, setting out the reasons for the Voortrekker's departure from the Cape colony. Photographed in a display…
Copy of the treaty allegedly signed by Dingaan and Retief ceding large tracts of the Zulu Kingdom to the Voortrekkers
Copy of the treaty allegedly signed by Dingaan and Retief ceding large tracts of the Zulu Kingdom to the Voortrekkers, created by Jan…
Kora: A Lost Khoisan Language of the early Cape and the Gariep by Menán du Plessis - The linguistic classification of Kora
From: Kora: A Lost Khoisan Language of the early Cape and the Gariep by Menán du Plessis Introduction. This chapter [1] begins within an…
Kora: A Lost Khoisan Language of the early Cape and the Gariep by Menán du Plessis - Introduction
From: Kora: A Lost Khoisan Language of the early Cape and the Gariep by Menán du Plessis Introduction Background to the project This…
ArchiveIndia’s African Sufis - Demystified! by Blanche Michael
From the hypnotic effects of the circular motions of the spiritual dancing of whirling dervishes to the mesmerising qawwali [1]performances…
ArchiveDavid Goldblatt Revisits "On the Mines" by Jeffrey Ladd, 5 December 2012
As the German publisher Gerhard Steidl prepares a series of books on the life work of David Goldblatt, Jeffrey Ladd spoke with the South…
ArchiveReflections on life in a rearview mirror by Jo Ractliffe, 27 Jun 2011
David Goldblatt celebrated his 80th birthday in November last year. He tells fellow photographer Jo Ractliffe about his journey. I’d like…
ArchiveDavid Goldblatt on Ranjith Kally's 'Memory Against Forgetting', by Ranjith Kally with Kalim Rajab, 30 January 2015
Until the photographer Ranjith Kally held his first exhibition at the Goodman Gallery in Jo’burg in 2004, I knew hardly anything about the…
ArchiveDavid Goldblatt's landscapes of high voltage by Melvyn Minnaar, 21 November 2014
A restless sense of documentation drives David Goldblatt. Like those earliest colonial adventurer-explorer-writers of Southern Africa, wide…
ArchiveGoldblatt: I'm after a particular sense of stillness by Ivan Vladislavic, 27 September 2013
Vladislavic: What work are you showing at the Art Fair?Goldblatt: I've chosen 30 pictures, both old and new. It's a rather disparate…
ArchiveProcedure for voting by secret ballot in National Assembly, 8 August 2017
Today at 14h00 Parliament hosts sitting on the voting on the motion of no confidence in the President. Here is the Procedure for Voting by…
ArchiveSecret Histories | South African Photographer David Goldblatt Reveals the Effects of Apartheid on His Native Land by Miss Rosen, 29 September 2016
South African photographer David Goldblatt (b. 1930) describes himself as “a self-appointed observer and critic into the society in which I…
O. R. Tambo Speeches, Articles and Letters edited by E. S. Reddy
Kora Sound Bites Part 1
Part 1 of 2 This node contains the sound files from afraidkora1123.wav to numtwokora1057.wav afraidkora1123
ArticlePhotographer Ernest Cole: Of bondage and freedom – Discovery of trove of negatives a game changer by Ivor Powell (Daily Maverick), 30 November 2017
By the age of 25, when Ernest Cole fled South Africa for exile in New York, he had already cut the template for the way the experience of…
Theses and DissertationsOral History by Yuxi Wang
ArticleTribute to Ottilie Schimming Abrahams (2 Sept 1937-1 July 2018) – some notes and memories by Heike Becker
In the late 1950s Ottilie Schimming Abrahams was among the first generation of Namibian students who pursued post-secondary education in…
Tweeting Fees Must Fall
A social media representation of the Fees Must Fall Protest
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