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ArchiveSolomon Mahlangu Freedom College: Curriculum Vitae of teaching staff
List of teaching staff at Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College and their qualifications, experience and subjects offered during the period May to July 1981.
ArchiveThe exilic geographies of the South by Benjamin N. Lawrance and Vusumuzi R. Kumalo
In August 1960, Dugmore Boetie fled South Africa and entered Bechuanaland (present day Botswana) on foot. He was part of a flow of “discontented young men”…
ArchiveLong live Ruth First by Gavin Williams, 17 August 2019
The great South African writer and activist, Ruth First, was assassinated by a letter bomb sent by the South African Security Police in Maputo, Mozambique on…
Support Ivan Toms
Yellow poster with black lettering. Inter-faith service at Bishopscourt on 28th February 1988. Black and white photo of Ivan Toms - conscientious objector.
ArchiveWork in Progress 56/57
Offset litho; Black and yellow; Work in Progress 56/57 : 1988. On sale now. A poster advertising an issue of the journal Work in Progress.
ArchiveStop the violence!
Cream poster with black lettering and artwork. Page 13 from newspaper - The Natal Witness, on Friday November 20th, 1987. COSATU and UDF logo.
ArchiveIn South Africa more than 1400 children are presently being held in detention.
White poster with black lettering. Black and white drawing of children behind bars. June 1st 1987. International Children's Day. Issued by Molo Songololo
ArchiveSakhile: Genuines: Poetry and dance concert
Black and white poster. Progressive Arts Project. Notice of a concert at Cathedral Place, 3 Saratoga Avenue. 3rd May 1987. Artwork of a man playing a…
ArchiveJoin all the catholic bishops of Southern Africa in a mass for peace
Cream poster with black lettering. Notice of a Mass at St Peter Claver Church, Mamelodi East, on Sunday 26th January 1986. Image of a dove.
ArchiveJune 16 : The doors of learning and culture shall be opened to all
Black and white poster. 1985 - 30 years of the Charter. Image of tank and people running. COSAS says out of our schools and townships.
EventSADF troops kill SWAPO guerrillas
81 South West African nationalist guerrilla fighters were killed by South African soldiers on 23 May 1980, during the protracted conflict for Namibian…
Joint communique of the Southern African Catholic Bishops Conference and the African National Congress
Journal article containing a joint communique of the South African Catholic Bishops Conference and the African National Congress, April 16, 1986 after a…
ArchivePension money needed by workers
Workers at Volkswagen in Uitenhage have been working short-time since October 1982. Increasingly they have found it difficult to meet their living costs.
ArchiveReport of Anti-conscription Committee
Report of Anti-conscription Committee to the 62nd Annual Congress of the National Union of South African Students, University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, 2-7…
ArchiveCOSATU Intimidation Conference
Red, black and white poster. Notice of COSATU Education Program from 23rd - 25th October 1987. Photographs of person necklaced, newspapers and women marching.
Food and Canning Workers Union
White poster with red border. Pink 1985 calendar with red numbers. Photos of lots of people. Image of four joined hands in top right corner.
ArchiveThe Black Conciousness Movement in South Africa in the late 1960s
The purpose of this paper is to critically analyse the development of the Black conciousness movement in South Africa in the late 1970's and 1980.s
ArchivePeter Tosh
Page from City Press newspaper, 18th December 1983. Green, yellow and red with photograph of Peter Tosh riding a unicycle. "Welcome to Afrika" below picture.
ArchiveCongress : T. I. C. mass meeting
Black and white poster. Notice of meeting at Hindu Seva Samaj Hall, Laudium on Wednesday 5th October 1983. List of speakers. Issued by TIC
ArchiveRand Daily Mail
Placard for Rand Daily Mail. Headline reads'Republic festival: Trouble spreads. Title in blue lettering. Headline in black lettering. Red Border. May 28th…
ArchiveInternational Seminar on the Role of Transnational Corporations in South Africa
Black, grey, red and white poster. Photograph of police and protestors. One man lying dead. Notice of a seminar in London on 2 - 4th November 1979.
ArchiveFosatu membership soars
FOSATU membership has soared in the first half of 1981. All regions and all unions report the same story of rapid growth and stronger organisation.
ArchiveTranscript of meeting: church leaders and SACC presiduim with the Prime Minister and members of the Cabinet
Transcript of a meeting between Church leaders and SACC presiduim with the Prime Minister and members of the Cabinet held in Pretoria on August 7th 1980.
ArchiveYour days are over: the promises of God confronts the State
Sermon delivered by Allan Boesak about Elijah's journey into the wilderness. It was delivered at the St George's Cathedral at Cape Town in March 13, 1988.
ArchiveThirty five days to rock the shop floor
Yellow, red, grey, black and white poster. Photograph of man wearing NUMSA T-Shirt and hat. Notice of NUMSA shop steward elections, February/March 1999. NUMSA…
ArchiveCourt Observers Report for 1993: Presented b
Court Observer's Report: Presented by Cape Western Region to the Black Sash National Conference on 16 March 1984 discussing pass laws, Urban Areas Act,…
ArchiveProclaim jubilee: restore land: relieve debt: end slavery
Multicoloured poster. Artwork of an angel blowing a trumpet. Photographs of people working the land and a miner. Catholic Fund for Overseas Development (CAFOD)…
ArchiveWorld day of prayer and fasting for South Africa
Black poster with white lettering. Notice of day of prayer on 16th June 1986. Soweto. 10th Anniversary. Photo of black man holding black baby.
ArchiveAttend in tribute to Sabata Mabhida Nchabeleng
Black and white poster. Photograph of Sabata Mabhida Nchabeleng. Saturday 17th May 1986 at Methodist Church, (next to Ranki Stores). Saulsville,…
ArchiveLondon Transport regrets
Red poster with white lettering and logo of London Transport. May 1985. Reduced services and higher fares are unavoidable if you lose your right to vote.