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ArchiveWe must take sides
Extracts from the statement of the President of the ANC, Oliver Tambo, at the WCC Liberation Movement dialogue: Lusaka, 4 - 8 may, 1987.
ArchiveWe will not be silenced
Circular publicising a conference to be held in Cape Town on 2 May 1988, regarding the resistance of church organisations to state repression.
ArchiveMessage to the churches
Letter of protest about the detention of Rev John Thorne on May 24, 1980, for no given reason or preferred charge.
Adcockvale, Port Elizabeth Suburb
Suburb of Port Elizabeth. Laid out in 1949 and was named after a former mayor of the city, WC Adcock; known as Adcockvale.
ArchiveMandelas full reply to President Bothas off
Nelson Mandela's response to P W Botha's conditional offer of freedom made in Parliament. Published in the Rand Daily Mail, Monday, February 11, 1985.
ArchiveUpbeat: a history of education in South Africa
Multicoloured calendar for 1987. Upbeat is a magazine for teenagers, issued by SACHED. History of education in South Africa and a history of Upbeat.
ArchiveHunger striker: Henry Fazzie: Age 67 years: UDF
Black and white poster. Photograph of Henry Fazzie holding a microphone. Detained on 4th August 1986. Issued by Grassroots Publications, Cape Town.
ArchiveThe Island
Cream poster with black lettering. Advertising a play at Wits Theatre on 26th September 1985. Image of hands clasped with handcuffs on.
ArchiveNew Times 88
Multicoloured poster. Artwork of the earth from outer space. Artwork of copies of New Times, a Soviet Weekly, in different languages. 1988 calendar.
ArchiveAn exhibition by George Nene and Libero Nyelele
Notice of an art exhibition by George Nene and Libero Nyelele, entitled "... Dawn". 15-30th November 1983, at the National Museum.
Archive20 years of glorious struggle
Multicoloured poster. Artwork of number two and a zero, containing various scenes. 1960-1980. Title in blue, red and green lettering. SWAPO logo.
ArchiveNamibia Womens Day
Green, blue, red, black and white poster. December 10, 1959, Namibia Women's Day, 29 years of heroic struggle. Artwork of women protesting.
ArchiveRichard Turner and the politics of emancipation by Duncan Greaves
This is a modified version of the first Richard Turner Memorial Lecture delivered at the University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, on 12th August, 1987.
Archive7. Alternative service projects
Page 7 of folder 2858. White, yellow, black and blue poster. Copies of posters issued in 1986 for the 'Working for a Just Peace' campaign.
ArchiveNUSAS congress
Green border. Black and white images of students protesting. Notice of congress at Pietermaritzburg on 29th December to 3rd December 1987.
ArchiveWECTU : Jazz Expo
Notice of a Jazz Expo at Inn on the Plain, Town Centre. Sunday 22nd March 1987. Black and white poster. Artwork of a saxophone.
The New Nation
A2 red and black litho; picture youths running; text: Are you part of the big rush for... the New Nation? Coming January 1986
ArchiveWorkers unite: one country: one federation
White poster with red lettering. Multicoloured artwork of people marching and carrying red flags. Sun shining in the background. 30th November 1985.
The people shall govern
July to December 1985 United Democratic Front calendar. Duplicate of Folder 2121. UDF Logo. Red background with black and white artwork and lettering.
ArchiveRCA and COSAS
Mustard yellow poster with maroon, blue and green lettering advertising a concert on 9th March 1985 at Ratanda Hall. Images of people dancing.
ArchiveReform Not Revolution
A2 blue, black, orange on white litho poster; text: Republic Day 1985; Reform not Revolution; It's time to stand up for South Africa
ArchiveStop killing our people.
White poster with black lettering and black border. Black and white photo of Neil Aggett, died in detention on 5 February 1982. ANC Logo.
ArchiveWe salute a true patriot
Black and white poster. Notice of death and photograph of Peggy Dhlamini 1953-1982. Issued by the Congress of South African Students (C.O.S.A.S.)
Archive9th August: International Day of Solidarity with the struggle of women of South Africa and Namibia
Blue, red, green and white poster. Artwork of a woman with a fist raised. Issued by the United Nations Centre Against Apartheid,1981,New York.
ArchiveStatements in spring
Pink, cream and blue poster. Notice of an art exhibition by Thami Mnyele, at the National Art Gallery on 3- 2th September 1980.
ArchiveWho cannot take sides?
Statement by Mrs Lisbet Palme at the International Conference on children, repression and law in apartheid South Africa, Harare, 24th september, 1987.
EventLabour Minister Shepherd Mdladlana is born
Shepherd Mdladlana, South African Minister of Labour since 1998 and a member of the Communist Party is born in Keiskammahoek in the Eastern Cape.
ArchiveBeyers Naude: South African Democrat
White poster with black lettering. Photo of Beyers Naude with words "Banned 19 October 1977. Unbanned 31 October 1982?" Poster by NUSAS 82.
ArchiveTime for Azania by Robert Sobukwe, 1976
Sobukwe giving the opening speech of the Inaugural Convention of Africanists in April, 1959. His message was a call for African unity and independence.
ArchiveMemorandum to Emma Mashinini from Sheena Duncan
This is a memorandum to Emma Mashinini from Sheena Duncan regarding training programme for trainers in non-violent action conflict management, June 13, 1988.