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The Final Prize - Chapter 20
From the book: The Final Prize by Norman Levy
The Final Prize - Chapter 19
The Final Prize - Chapter 18
From the book: The Final Prize by Norman Levy
The Final Prize - Chapter 17
From the book: The Final Prize by Norman Levy
The Final Prize - Chapter 16
From the book: The Final Prize by Norman Levy
The Final Prize - Chapter 15
From the book: The Final Prize by Norman Levy
The Final Prize - Chapter 14
From the book: The Final Prize by Norman Levy
The Final Prize - Chapter 13
From the book: The Final Prize by Norman Levy
The Final Prize - Chapter 12
From the book: The Final Prize by Norman Levy
The Final Prize - Chapter 11
From the book: The Final Prize by Norman Levy
The Final Prize - Chapter 10
From the book: The Final Prize by Norman Levy
ArchiveThe Final Prize: Family - chapter 1
From the book: The Final Prize by Norman Levy I literally fell into politics at the age of fourteen, a happening that set my life on a path to prison, exile…
CHAPTER THREE: THE LONG MARCH
CHAPTER TWO - BAUER AND CENSORSHIP
CHAPTER THREE - ZAPIRO AND CENSORSHIP
Chapter XI - Witness for freedom
From the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph When I began to give evidence, my knees were actually trembling for the first time in my life. Somehow I managed…
Chapter IV - Becoming an activist
From the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph I remember well that first meeting with the redoubtable Solly Sachs, when I flew to Johannesburg for the interview…
Chapter II - Partners in protest
From the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph Soon after my return to South Africa in 1955, I had a brief personal link with the Black Sash, an activist…
Chapter III - The world outside
From the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph While I was living encapsulated in house arrest, the 1960s inexorably became a decade of disgrace, of repressive…
Chapter 5 - Basotho - Their Last Supper
From the book: Le Rona Re Batho (An account of the 1982 Maseru Massacre) by Phyllis Naidoo, South Africa, 1992 Into this sketchy collage which is Lesotho,…
Chapter 4 - Poor, yet generous Lesotho
From the book: Le Rona Re Batho (An account of the 1982 Maseru Massacre) by Phyllis Naidoo, South Africa, 1992 Exiles who sought political asylum from the…
Chapter 13. General Strike, 1932
Lengthy negotiations took place between the union and the employers' association before the agreement expired in the middle of August 1932, but these proved…
Chapter 7. An Afrikaner Working Mother
Anna Sophia Swanepoel (Told in 1950) I was born on 2nd April 1893, on Tapfontein Farm, Edenvale district, Orange Free State. My father was a small farmer. My…
ArchiveCHAPTER ONE: A Conceptual Overview by Kumi Naidoo
This chapter comes from the book
Chapter 12 - Blind alley of guerrillaism
From: Lessons of the 1950s By Richard Monroe, March-May 1984 Chapter 12 - Blind alley of guerrillaism After the May 1961 stay-at-home, Mandela wrote: "Of all…
ArchiveChapter 10 Problems of imprisonment by Denis Goldberg
… Bram’s remarks were received and his unassuming manner was striking. He seemed to twinkle! The next time we met was at … so identify him. Throughout the…
Chapter One - From Abbotsdale to Kimberley
… leaving their supervise] protesting. After two weeks the striking drivers agreed to "surrender unconditionally" on …
Chapter 9 "To build solidarity - that was my task"by Madi Gray
Chapter 3 - Politics and Consciousness in Cape Town Communities, 1980-1985
… period, several consumer boycotts were organised to help striking workers. This community strategy helped to support …
Chapter VIII - The Mandela’s – family extraordinary
… so that she should not be part of our gathering. Tall and striking in a black high-necked blouse and long skirt to her …