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PlaceSeychelles
Seychelles is a comparatively young Nation which can trace its first Settlement back to 1770. It is made up of 115 small Islands. They were first settled on by…
PlaceSão Tomé and Príncipe
São Tomé and Príncipe were uninhabited before these islands were discovered in about 1470, by Portuguese navigators. In the late 15th Century the Portuguese…
PlaceMorocco
Mountainous country of western North Africa, Morocco borders Algeria to the east and southeast, Western Sahara to the south, the Atlantic Ocean to the west,…
PlaceMauritania
Mauritania, Country on the Atlantic coast of Africa. Culturally it forms a transitional zone between the Arab-Amazigh (Berber) populations of North Africa and…
PlaceMadagascar
Madagascar is referred to as: 'the big red island'. Madagascar is the largest African island situated in the Indian Ocean, about 450 km (280 mi) east of the…
PlaceGuinea-Bissau
Guinea-Bissau, one of the world’s poorest and most fragile countries, has a population of 2 019 023 million people, (21/07/2021). Guinea-Bissau’s Atlantic…
PlaceGuinea
Guinea is the traditional name of coastal Western Africa. The historical colonies of French Guinea, Spanish Guinea and Portuguese Guinea gained independence in…
PlaceEritrea
Eritrea is a country in the Horn of Africa located on the Red Sea. A fact reflected in its name, which is an Italianized version of; 'Mare Erythraeum'. Which…
ArchiveDeclaration of the Working - Class, 21-22 July 2018, Soweto
ArchiveThe invisible hands: women in Marikana by Asanda Benya, 26 July 2016
ArchiveAzania Worker Double Issue- Vol.1 No. 2/3, Summer 1984
ArchiveFrontline Worker Issue Number 3- 1991
ArchiveFrontline Worker Issue Number 2- April/May 1990
ArchiveFrontline Worker Issue Number 1- August 1989
ArchiveAzania Worker- Vol 2. No.1, Spring 1085
ArchiveAzania Worker Issue Number 11/12- October 1988
ArchiveAzania Worker Number 7 – Vol. 3 N0. 2, May 1987
ArchiveJames Mpanza and the Sofasonke Party in the development of local politics in Soweto by Kevin John French, 1983
ArchiveAzania worker- Vol. 2 No.3, May 1986
ArchiveAzania Worker Issue Number 10 -July 1988
ArchiveBiography of Ellen Kuzwayo by Laura Wilson, 3 May 2018
Ellen Kate was the name given to her by her biological mother and father. While important people in her life, they separated while she was still young, and so…
ArchiveAzania Worker Number 9- February 1988
ArchiveResisting apartheid through pen and paper by Richard Rive, 05 March 2018
Everyone knows about apartheid. They know that it was a system of racial discrimination that segregated the people of South Africa based on their skin color…
ArchiveAzania Worker- Vol. 4. No. 1, February 1987
ArchiveAzania Worker Number 8- Vol.3. No. 3, August 1987
ArchiveThe Black Consciousness Movement and Steve Biko By Jonathan Ansumana
We are currently in the continent of Africa. The country located furthest south is called South Africa. It is the year 1948. A law promoting Apartheid has just…
ArchiveThe Life of Trevor Huddleston, Makhalipile (the Dauntless One) by Victoria Vandiver, 3 May 2018
The United Nations referred to apartheid as “a crime against humanity” (United Nations, edited 2018). In 1956, Trevor Huddleston, an Anglican priest, wrote the…
ArchiveTowards a United Africa by N.Numade
ArchiveAzania Worker - Volume 2 No 2, December 1985
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