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ArchiveStatement by Legal organisations on the Public Safety Bill and the Internal Security Bill
Statement by Legal organisations on the Public Safety Bill and the Internal Security Bill
ArchiveLegalized Lawlessness : The public safety amendment bill
Statement regarding the abolition of pass laws in attempt to find a peaceful solution to the country's problems.
ArchivePress statement on the release of the Sharpeville Six
Press statement regarding the release of the Sharpeville Six as they calls on State President to exercise his presidential pregotative to save the lives of the…
ArchivePress statement on Bisca Marshall plan
Press statement regarding response on Bisca Marshall Plan as they do not believe that the plan is motivated by a genuine concern for the plight of black people…
ArchiveStatement on Death of Johannes Ngalo
Statement on Death of Johannes Ngalo, issued by Detainees Support Committee, DPSC and United Democratic Front regarding the death of Johannes Bonakele Ngalo…
ArchiveWhy Management Committees should be totally rejected
Statement on why Management Committees should be totally rejected, Management committees are footless as government created bodies who have the final say in…
Call for peace
Statement calling for peace as the past years was characterised by the most brutal violence unleashed agaisnt people as all peace-loving South Africans are…
ArchiveStatement on the assasination of David Webster
Statement on the view of the assasination of Comrade Webster as part of the ongoing attempt to crush the freedom movement in the country.
ArchiveUnited Democratic Front/African National Congress/COSATU press statement
Press statement issued by the United Democratic Front, African National Congress and Congress of South African Trade Unions regarding the township's violence…
ArchiveStatement by Terror Lekota
Statement by the United Democratic Front announcing that Comrade Nelson Mandela visit to Qwaqwa has been unilaterally cancelled by Chief Minister Mopeli and…
ArchivePress statement: Margaret Thatcher policy on South Africa
Press statement regarding the Margaret Thatcher policy on South Africa.
Why we organise
Statement which explains why they organize and what does the term organisation means for them, methods of organisation and new conditions, new methods, same…
ArchiveThe abolishing of the Group Areas Act: A political milestone
Statement regarding the abolishing of an Act that displaced approximately 630 000 people and reserved over 84% of the country's land for white people should be…
ArchiveStatement of the United Democratic Front General Secretary to the Annual General Meeting of the South African Health Workers Congress
Statement of the United Democratic Front General Secretary to the Annual General Meeting of the South African Health Workers Congress held on 1st July in…
ArchiveUnited Democratic National Executive Committtee statement on Durban treason trial
United Democratic National Executive Committtee statement on Durban treason trial.
ArchiveUnited Democratic Front statement on Kinross mine disaster
United Democratic Front statement on 177 mine workers who tragically lost their lives in a Kinross mine.
ArchiveStatement of the United Democratic Front on death of Victoria Myenge
Statement of the United Democratic Front on death of Victoria Myenge who was the member of the United Democratic Front and she was the victim of crime.
ArchiveThe declaration of the state of emergency
Statement issued in response to the declaration of the state of emergency
ArchiveUnited Democratic Front statement on management committees
Statement in preparations for the Management Committee elections as people are being flooded with pamphlets regarding the elections. Document incomplete.
ArchiveNational Executive Committee statement for United Democratic Front news
Statement from the National Executive Committee appreciating the achievements by the United Democratic Front since the launch, and thanking people for their…
ArchivePresidential Address to the Black Sash National Conference held at Cape Town, 1994
Opening Address by National President Jenny De Tolly at the Black Sash National Conference held at Cape Town on 29 July 1994, discussing: Multi-party…
ArchiveAddress to the Nation by ANC President, 13 April 1993
Transcript of Nelson Mandela's address to nation on Chris Hani's assassination (13 April 1993)
ArchivePresidential Address to the Black Sash National Conference held at Natal Midlands, 1993
Opening address by National President Jenny De Tolly at National Conference held at Natal Midlands on 30 March 1993, discussing: negotiations, democracy,…
ArchiveIm longing to sing and dance in the street,
Opening Address by National President Jenny De Tolly at the Black Sash National Conference held at Johannesburg on 5 March 1992, discussing: Global changes,…
ArchiveAddress to the 8th National Congress of SACP
Address by Jay Naidoo, General Secretary of COSATU to the 8th National Congress of the South African Communist Party
ArchiveAddress by ANC Deputy President to SACP 8th National Congress
Address by ANC Deputy President, Walter Sisulu, to SACP 8th National Congress held in Johannesburg, 5 December 1991
ArchiveBeyond the stereotype: the SACP in the past, present and future
Speech made by Joe Slovo at the University of the Western Cape Conference to mark the 70th anniversary of the SACP. (incomplete)
ArchiveStatement of the Deputy President of the African National Congress, Nelson Mandela, at the Opening of the ANC National Conference
Nelson Mandela's address to the opening of the African National Congress (ANC) National Conference, 2-7 July, 1991 in which he stated that the ANC must lead…
ArchiveThe Black Sash National Conference presidential Address held at Cape Town, 1991
Opening Address by National President Mary Burton at the Black Sash National Conference held at Cape Town on 1 March 1991, discussing: Reconstruction,…
ArchiveStatement of the National Executive Committee on the occasion of the 79th anniversary of the African National Congress, January 8, 1991
Speech made by Deputy ANC President, Nelson Mandela, on the occasion of the organisation's 79th anniversary. Includes an introductory statement by Oliver Tambo.