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Documents, speeches, Awards, and articles relating to Albert John Luthuli
Awards In 1960, the Nobel Peace Prize Committee made history by awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to Albert Luthuli in recognition of his outstanding…
Letter from E. R. Roux to Douglas Wolton, 5 September 1928
Letter from Douglas Wolton to E. R. Roux, 8 May 1928
A Reply to S. B.", South African Worker, 13June 1936
Letter from S. P. Bunting to E. R. Roux, 29 November 1930
Letter from S. P. Bunting to E. R. Roux, 27 October 1930
Letter from C. F. Glass to John Gomas, 7 June 1927
ArticleFrom Union to South African Republic 1900-1976
Resist Apartheid Campaign Message to Meeting in Johannesburg
Address to the Annual Conference of the Natal
Articles, films, and songs pertaining to Vuyisile Mini
Letter To The Prime Minister, Mr J.C. Strijdom
The Road to Freedom is Via the Cross
Speech By Mandela During A Visit To Danish Parliament
From peaceful nuclear research to building the Bomb
Nelson Mandela's address to South African Business Executives
OFFICIAL LETTER FROM YASSER ARAFAT TO ANC PRESIDENT
Letfer fronn Leon Trotsky to T. W. Thibedi, 4 Sepfember 1932
Articles, podcasts and videos pertaining to Letlapa Mphahlele
A selection of documents related to the Defiance Campaign
Outside Links pertaining to Maritime history and heritage
How did the Depression spread to other countries?
ArticleList of employers to whom Indentured Indians were assigned
PLACE EMPLOYER Calcutta Acutt, C & Co Madras Acutt, C & Co …
Early Resistance, the 1913 Land Act and deputations to London
The first restriction that the South African Native National Congress (SANNC) aimed to contest was the 1913 Land Act, an urgent issue that affected all black…
ArticleGrade 12 - Civil Resistance in South Africa 1970s to 1980
What was the nature of the civil society resistance after the 1960s? During the 1960s and the 1980s South Africa was ruled by the National Party. The NP…
ArticleAfrica and the Atlantic slave trade - sixteenth to nineteenth centuries
San hunter-gatherers The word ‘San’ means ‘people different from ourselves’. The San, who were hunter-gatherers, were the first people to live at the Cape…
ArticleA change to armed struggle and the state’s intensified repression 1960s
With no discernable change in government policies, some members of the African National Congress (ANC) began to move away from peaceful protest. The ANC…
ArticleA timeline of Zuma-Gupta issues from Nenegate to the firing of Pravin Gordhan
1993 The Guptas arrive in SA. 1994 The Guptas establish Sahara Computers. The Guptas fund Essop Pahad’s publication, The Thinker. 2002 Jacob…
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