Dr. Neville Edward Alexander Collection | South African History Online

Tributes pour in for Neville Alexander

Remembering Neville Alexander by Khadija Patel

Tribute to Neville Alexander

Media report: Neville Alexander

Neville Alexander: The Spirit of Freedom: South African Leaders on Religion and Politics by Charles Villa-Vicencio

Interview with Neville Alexander on public broadcasting service of the United States, in a series of interviews about Nelson Mandela

How an Ethiopian slave became a South African teacher by Sandra Rowoldt Shell

Review of Neville Alexander’s Book: “One Azania One Nation” by I.B.Tabata, 14 March 1980

Education and the Struggle for the National Liberation of South Africa by Neville Alexander

Language Policy and National Unity in South Africa by Neville Alexander

Robben Island Prison Dossier 1964 - 1974 by Neville Alexander

Sow the Wind - Contemporary Speeches by Neville Alexander

Some are more Equal than Others by Neville Alexander

Three Essays on Namibian History by Neville Alexander

One Azania One Nation by Neville Alexander

English Unassailable but Unattainable

Isibophezelo Senhlangano Yamakhomanisi (The Communist Manifesto translated into Zulu by Brian Ramadiro )

Official Document - Policy documents

The African Renaissance and the Use of African Languages in Tertiary Education

The Impact of hedgemony of English on access to and quality of education with special reference to South Africa

The Potential Role of Translation as Social Practice for the Intellectualisation of African Languages

Racial Identity

Speeches and Public Statements

Evolving African Approaches to the Management of Linguistic Diversity

Afrikaans as a Language of Reconciliation, Restitution and Nation Building

South Africa: An unfinished Revolution?

Speeches and Public Statements

Wosa on the 1997 Conference for Socialism

Audio and Video

Neville Alexander interviewed by Rupert Taylor and Adam Habib,25 April 1998, Cape Town

100 Years of the African National Congress by Neville Alexander