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History of Women’s Struggle in South Africa
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- Interview with Winnie Mandela on the Soweto riots In a interview Winnie Mandela puts forth reasons for the eruption of violence in Soweto…
- 'Winnie hired me to kill Dr Asvat' (Mail & Guardian), 05 September 1997 A sensational prison interview with M&G reporters uncovers new evidence linking…
- 2. Potchefstroom: A Fighting LocationIn the mid-1920s African protest escalated throughout the Transvaal countryside. African…
- 2000s - Women in the new South Africa
- 70th birthday greetings Nelson MandelaYellow background, green lettering. Black and white photograph of a young Nelson and…
- A Celebration Of Women Artists by SPEAK, July 1992, Johannesburg
- A Fighting Life Nontsikelelo by SPEAK, Johannesburg
- A Long And Difficult Road Ahead: Building The ANC Women’s League by SPEAK, 1991 – 1994, Johannesburg
- A People’s Government Includes Women by SPEAK, March 1993
- A Time To Push Ahead: COSATU Women Speak by SPEAK, 1990 – 1994, Johannesburg
- Across the Kala Pani: Untold Stories of Indentutred Women of Christian Origin in South Africa by Rowanne Sarojini Marie
- Address by ANC President Jacob Zuma on the occasion of the Charlotte Maxeke Memorial Lecture hosted by the ANC Women`s League to launch Women`s Month
- African Women's Voices
- Alexandra Women’s Congress: Organising women for a new South Africa by SPEAK, 1990 – 1994, Johannesburg
- An Artist Called Mary: Mary Shabalala by SPEAK, 1989, Durban
- ANC Takes A Stand On Women’s Liberation by SPEAK, 1985 – 1990, Johannesburg
- ANC Women’s League: South African Women March To Freedom! By SPEAK, June 1990, Johannesburg
- Being A Writer: Roseline Naapo by SPEAK, Johannesburg
- Black Politics 1992 E
- Building Union Women by Deanne Collins (SPEAK), November 1994, Johannesburg
- Chapter 4. From The Poverty of the Platteland to the Slums of the City: Farm Girls Turned Into Factory HandsThe Poor White problem spread to the factories and the slums of Johannesburg and was soon…
- Chapter 7. An Afrikaner Working MotherAnna Sophia Swanepoel (Told in 1950) I was born on 2nd April 1893, on Tapfontein Farm,…
- Cheryl Roberts by Thoraya Pandy (SPEAK), June 1992, Johannesburg
- Choosing The Party To Vote For by SPEAK, November 1993, Johannesburg
- Claiming Our Rights by Thoraya Pandy (SPEAK), September 1992, Johannesburg
- Constitution of the Women's Congress
- COSATU Women March Against The LRA by Tammy Shefer (SPEAK), 1990 – 1994, Johannesburg
- Danger! Nightshift! by SPEAK, 1989 – 1994, Johannesburg
- Daughters of the Gujarat Diaspora: Immigrant Women, Identity and Agency in Natal by Kalpana Hiralal
- De Klerk Stop The Violence! ANC Women’s League Takes Mass Action by SPEAK, May 1991, Johannesburg
- Desirable or undesirable Basotho women?' Liquor, prostitution and the migration of Basotho women to the Rand, 1920-1945' by P. L. BonnerFrom the book: Women and Gender in Southern Africa to 1945 edited by Cherryl Walker On…
- Devout domesticity? A century of African women's Christianity in South Africa by Deborah GaitskellFrom the book: Women and Gender in Southern Africa to 1945 edited by Cherryl Walker By…
- Disabled Women - A Fighting Force! by SPEAK, Johannesburg
- Discussion Paper on Gender Based Violence
- Document 44 - “The Revolt of the Women”, The Soyan, December 1959
- Domestic Work Is Slavery by SPEAK, 1990 – 1994, Johannesburg
- Elizabeth van der Heyden by Allison DrewThis article was made possible with the support of the British Academy Elizabeth…
- Enough Is Enough by SPEAK, October 1993, Johannesburg
- Extracts of 3 Interviews from the 1956 Women’s Anti-Pass MarchIn the year, 2000, four young oral historians interviewed fourteen women who participated…
- FEDSAW anti-pass flyer
- Female Consciousness and Feminism in Africa by Allison Drew
- Fighting Sexism In The Church by SPEAK, Johannesburg
- For their Triumphs and for their Fears: Women in apartheid South Africa by Hilda Bernstein, August 1975, South Africa
- Forcing Open The Doors: The Women’s National Coalition by SPEAK, June 1992
- From ballet dancer to body builder: Claire Keeton by SPEAK, April 1994, Johannesburg
- From Domestic to Dancer: Lucy Msomi by SPEAK, August 1994, Johannesburg
- From the factory floor: Connie September by SPEAK, March 1994, Johannesburg
- Gcina Mhlope by SPEAK, Johannesburg
- Gender Paper Policy Discussion Document, 2014
- Gertrude Shope by SPEAK, Johannesburg