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… Dawn Volume 6 Number 4 April 1982 …

… Critical Health Number 8 September 1982 …

… Critical Health Number 7 April 1982 …

… Critical Health Number 7 April 1982 …

… Critical Health Number 7 April 1982 …

… Now we enter history …

… Now we enter history …

… Unions, Then and Now …

… Black majority rule now! …

… Apartheid monster resign now …

… Ban apartheid: sanctions now …

… Wheres the border now? …

… Hunger strike what now? …

… Join the ANC now! …

… Now is the time! …

… Now is the hour …

… Free Namibia: sanctions now …

… South Africa freedom now! …

… Peace and freedom now! …

… Mass detentions, now a curfew …

… Live the dream now …

… End sexual harassment now! …

… SARHWU demands recognition now …

… Release our leaders now …

… We protest now: Mngqesha …

… Cassim Amra was born in 1919 in Durban Natal (now kwaZulu-Natal).  He attended Sastri College, Durban … the war Amra wanted to know, “What 'conscience' calls upon you to lick the boot that kicks you?...So-called ‘leaders,' …  Amra added, “because - - -  they heard about European women knitting for soldiers. She reads about Mrs. So-and-So’s …

… 1943 - 1964, by Allison Drew Document 40 - Anti-CAD, Why You Should Not Vote [1958] The Anti-C.A.D. Movement was … yourself and the WHOLE of the Coloured people, men and women, a step backward, AWAY from full franchise and … were wrong, and Congress should rediscuss the whole matter now with a view to reviewing the unclear and unsatisfactory …

… mine workers. Words on poster: Mannetjie Didn't They Tell You? Cadets maak malletjies. Printed at CAP, Chapel Street, … Mannetjie Didnt They Tell You? Cadets maak m …

… of more than £6 was,  “I am not here to draw a salary from you.  I am here because I like to work with you and I like … But I implore you not to flinch from the hardships which now confront you, not to falter at the shoals ahead but to … refusal was based on the premise that  “the articling of women is entirely without precedent in South Africa and never …

… rock the meeting. 'Mr. Chairman, Point of Order.' "Yes.' 'You are out of order!' (General laughter and further …