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”Presidential Address” by Dr. J. S. Moroka
Draft Report of the National Executive Committee
Mr. Speaker, Mr. President, Sons and daughters of Africa: On behalf of the Executive Committee of the African National Congress, I have great pleasure in…
Report of the Joint Planning Council of the ANC and the South African Indian Congress, signed by Dr. J. S. Moroka, J. B. Marks, W. M. Sisulu, Dr. Y. M. Dadoo, and Y. Cachalia, November 8, 1951 458
Draft Report of the National Executive Committee of the ANC, submitted to the Annual Conference, December 15-17, 1950
INTRODUCTION: 1. The year 1950 was a turning point in the political history of the African people in this country. It was marked by a number of events which…
”Report on the National Day of Protest, June 26, 1950.” Issued by the Secretary-General of the ANC and initialed by Nelson R. Mandela, June 26, 1950
”National Day of Protest and Mourning, Stay at Home on Monday, 26th June! “flyer issued by [twelve persons], June 15, 1950
”Monday 26th June, National Day of Protest and Mourning.”flyer issued by the Natal Co-ordinating Committee, [n.d.]
Letter on plans for June 26, from the Rev. J. J. Skomolo to Professor Z. K. Matthews, June 16, 1950
St. Peter's Mission 16-6-50 My dear Chief; I am writing you a private letter. The national executive has agreed on the sit down strike on June the 26th…
Statement on a National Day of Protest, by the Central Executive Committee of the ANC Youth League (Transvaal), May 31, 1950
”United Anti-Fascist Rally.”flyer announcing rally in Durban on May 28, 1950, to be addressed by Dr. J. S. Moroka, [n.d.]
Statement of the National Executive Committee of the ANC in an Emergency Meeting on May 21, 1950
Post-Mortem on a Tragedy.” Editorial on the events of May 1, by Jordan K.. Ngubane, in May 20, 1950
”The People’s Charter.” Manifesto adopted at the People’s Assembly
”Manifesto.” Call to attend the People’s Assembly, [n.d.]
Resolution of the National Anti-Pass Conference, May 20-21, 1944
Manifesto of the African Democratic Party, September 26, 1943
”Non-European Peoples’ Manifesto.” Adopted at Non-European Conference Convened by the Non-European United Front, June 28, 1942
”Arms for Non-Europeans.”flyer issued by the Non-European United Front of South Africa, March 18, 1942
Review of this meeting, in Minutes of the Annual Conference of the AAC, December 1949
Letter reporting on joint meeting of the Executive Committees of the All African Convention and the African National Congress from Moses Kotane to Professor Z. K. Matthews, May 8, 1949
Minutes, signed by C. M. Kobus [of the AAC], Recording Secretary
Minutes of the Joint Conference of the ANC and the AAC, December 16-17,1948
”A Call for African Unity.” Statement signed by Xuma, Jabavu, Moroka, Matthews, Bokwe, Godlo, Mosaka, Baloyi, Champion, Selope Thema, Ntlabati, and Mahabane, October 3,1948
”On the Organisations of the African People”, from I. B. Tabata to Nelson Mandela, June 16, 1948
80 Harrington Street, Cape Town. 16th June, 1948 My dear Mandela, Now to the discussion on the question of organisation, which is every day assuming greater…
”A Declaration to the Nations of the World.” Statement of the Non-European Unity Movement, signed by the Rev. Z. R. Mahabane, Dr. G. H. Gool, and E. C. Roberts, July 1945
”Draft Declaration of Unity” [including 10-point Programme]. Statement Approved by the Continuation Committee of the Preliminary Unity Conference of Delegates from the AAC and the National Anti-C.A.D., December 17, 1943
”A Call to Unity.” Manifesto adopted by the National Executive Committee of the AAC August 26, 1943
Statement on the Atlantic Charter, by Professor D. D. T. Jabavu, June 26,1943
Address by I. B. Tabata, AAC Conference, December 16,1941
I must admit at the outset that when we first met in this hall six years ago, we and our people, who looked spell-bound at Convention, were full of great…