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| R-0071992 | archive | All That Glitters - Bound to strike back by Emilia Potenza | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071991 | archive | Lawrence Stephen Lowry | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071989 | archive | All That Glitters - Before the mineral discoveries by Emilia Potenza | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071988 | archive | All That Glitters - In the city by Emilia Potenza | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071987 | archive | All That Glitters - Bridging two worlds by Emilia Potenza | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071986 | archive | Glossary | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071985 | archive | All That Glitters - ’The rock on which the future will be built’ by Emilia Potenza | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071984 | archive | All That Glitters - The glitter of gold by Emilia Potenza | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071983 | archive | The old photographs | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071982 | archive | Conclusion | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071981 | archive | Chapter 7 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071980 | archive | Chapter 13 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071979 | archive | Chapter 1 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071978 | archive | Chapter 8 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071977 | archive | Chapter 11 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071976 | archive | Chapter 10 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071975 | archive | Chapter 2 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071973 | archive | Chapter 12 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071972 | archive | Chapter 14 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071971 | archive | Chapter 4 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071970 | archive | Chapter 9 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071969 | archive | Chapter 5 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071968 | archive | Chapter 6 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071967 | archive | The All-African Convention: The Awakening of The People by I.B. Tabata | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071966 | archive | Chapter 3 | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071965 | archive | NANNA’S LIFE STORY | 12 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071964 | archive | Being banned | 12 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071963 | archive | In conclusion | 12 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071962 | archive | Early Days | 12 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0071961 | archive | Back to union | 12 Jan 2012 | – |
ArchiveAll That Glitters - Bound to strike back by Emilia Potenza
From the book: All That Glitters by Emilia PotenzaThis feature has explored the devastating changes that industrialisation brought for the majority of people…
Lawrence Stephen Lowry
ArchiveAll That Glitters - Before the mineral discoveries by Emilia Potenza
From the book: All That Glitters by Emilia PotenzaLife in Southern Africa changed greatly because of the discovery of diamonds (1867) and gold (1886). As with…
ArchiveAll That Glitters - In the city by Emilia Potenza
From the book: All That Glitters by Emilia PotenzaBetween 1921 and 1936, the number of Africans in the cities increased from about half a million to over one…
ArchiveAll That Glitters - Bridging two worlds by Emilia Potenza
From the book: All That Glitters by Emilia PotenzaAn industrial revolution was affecting the lives of everybody living in Southern Africa. By the 1920s, one or…
Glossary
ArchiveAll That Glitters - ’The rock on which the future will be built’ by Emilia Potenza
From the book: All That Glitters by Emilia PotenzaUp to the 1860s the economy of South Africa was based on agriculture and trade. Then the discovery of…
ArchiveAll That Glitters - The glitter of gold by Emilia Potenza
From the book: All That Glitters by Emilia PotenzaA change so unexpected and a development never known before were due to the discovery in 1886 of the greatest…
The old photographs
ArchiveConclusion
Chapter 7
The Clarion Call-A Call to Unity "From the people comes the call to the Convention, a call for a lead. The Executive Committee of the All African Convention at…
Chapter 13
Zig Zags of opportunism We have considered it necessary in the previous chapter to pause and deal in more detail with certain facets of the situation, the…
Chapter 1
Chapter 8
December Conference- 1943 When the All African Convention held its Conference in Bloemfontein, on the 16th and 17th December, 1943, the pivotal point round…
Chapter 11
African National Congress Now it is not so difficult to recognise the first two obstacles to progress because the link between them and the government is…
Chapter 10
Chief obstacles in the way In the last few chapters we have described the highest level of political development reached by the people, as expressed by the All…
Chapter 2
Forunners We have already said that the All African Convention should be viewed as one further step in the political development of the African people. In…
Chapter 12
Bogus Unities The method of open frontal attack on the part of the Congress die-hards did not work and they found it necessary to change their tune again. The…
Chapter 14
New efforts at disruption The farcical elections were over. Most of the old M.R.C.s had been returned to the dummy council, but were more than ever in a state…
Chapter 4
Why the "Compromise"? What is the explanation of the wholesale reversal on the part of the leaders? It is not enough to say that they "sold out". This is a too…
Chapter 9
New Methods of Struggle Having defined its tasks and formulated its programme, having turned from the role of passivity to that of active leadership, the…
Chapter 5
The Significance of the All-African Convention Notwithstanding the temporary vicissitudes, which overtook the Convention, the indubitable fact remains that the…
Chapter 6
Regeneration of the All-African Convention: The Background In spite of all the forces ranged against the progress and political development of the African…
ArchiveThe All-African Convention: The Awakening of The People by I.B. Tabata
When The Awakening of A People was first published in 1950, it was intended for the clarification of the real issues facing the Black masses of South Africa…
Chapter 3
The Formation of the All-African Convention: The Background In 1935 the Union Government confronted the country with what were called the Three "Native"Bills,…
NANNA’S LIFE STORY
Contents Early Days Seasonal work in the canning factory THE 'SUBS' STEWARD - "a fine leader to workers in all areas" Life as general secretary Providing…
Being banned
“I'd rather run in front of a car than be an informer”
In conclusion
Early Days
I.
Back to union
“African men stood up and told the employers that we want those Coloured women back”