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ArchiveInterview with David Motshwane Moisi, 6 February 2017 and 15 March 2018
ArchiveInterview with Abraham Pule, 30 May 2020 and 24 July 2020
ArchiveInterview with Abraham Lentsoane (Titi Motsoeneng), 25 May and 28 August 2020
ArchiveMK man: cops were nice, by Rob Northey, Pretoria News Weekend, 9 May 1998
ArchiveNat reaction that to spells conflict, Rand Daily Mail, 4 June 1980
ArchiveThese are the men who blew up Sasol and this is how they did it, by Esther Waugh, Sunday Independent, 17 December 1995, Part 1
ArchiveMandela, S. African businessmen come together at site of 1980 bombing, by Michael Hill, 6 February 1994
ArchiveTimetable for Sasol's day of destruction, The Star, 4 June 1980
Police hunt saboteurs as workers clear debris, The Star, 3 June 1980
ArchiveNawal El Saadawi: Egypt’s grand novelist, physician and global activist
ArchiveSecurity debate fuelled by Sasol, Graham Linscott, The Star, 3 June 1980
ArchiveGovernment and Sasol accused of gross neglect, source unknown 6
ArchiveSasol probe needed, source unknown 5
ArchiveSaboteur search goes on, source unknown 4
ArchiveSasol sabotage ups security call, source unknown 2
ArchiveQuick job to replace destroyed Sasol tanks, source unknown 1
ArchiveSabotage: Swart's warning is jeered, by Hellen Zille, source unknown 3
ArchiveMK unit slept in police station before Sasol attack: TRC hears, SAPA, 8 May 1998
ArchiveMK operatives describe the attack on Sasol 2, SAPA, 11 May 1998
ArchiveWhen blackouts fan the flames afresh, Rand Daily Mail, 5 June 1980
ArchiveThe South African Council on Sport at 50: the fight for sports development is still relevant today
ArchiveSouth African guerrillas strike at nation's oil lifeline, by Quentin Peel, Christian Science Monitor, 3 June 1980
ArchiveMiliband's admiration for attack, BBC Radio 4, 2009
ArchiveSaboteurs' inferno at Sasol darkened the sky for three days, Sunday Independent, 17 December 1995, Part 2
ArchiveAsmal and the Irish connection to the bombing of Sasol in 1980, Saturday Star, 27 August 2011
ArchiveANC master bomber 'proud of cadres', The Citizen, 5 May 1998
Ndibhala Intando Yam: A Converstation on Translating "I Write What I Like" by Steve Biko
A book that shaped political consciousness is finally speaking isiXhosa - in the community where Black thought has always lived.For decades, I Write What I…
Koleka Putuma: part of the Ibuyambo Book Festival 2026
An award-winning poet and cultural force, Koleka will join the panel Marketing the Author & Their Work — a critical conversation on ownership, visibility,…
ArchiveNothing groundbreaking in Mandela debate by Steven Friedman, 09 December 2015
SOUTH Africa’s mainstream does not debate ideas — it debates people. Which is why the argument about the Mandela legacy is really about where the country is…
Webinar: Navigating Coalition Governance in South Africa
MISTRA in partnership with the Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance (UCT) and the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands will host a seminar on…
Public dialogue: Cultural Erasure & Memory Reclamation
What happens when language is silenced, memory is fractured, and culture is pushed to the margins, and how do we reclaim what was taken?Join Friedrich-Ebert…