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Statement in Court by Dr G. M. Naicker and Dr Y. M. Dadoo, When Charged With Aiding and Abetting Under the Immigrants Regulation Act of 1913, February 26, 1948

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Call For Renewed Struggle Against Ghetto Act: Joint Statement By Dr G. M. Naicker And Dr Y. M. Dadoo, December 1947

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Smuts Refuted: Joint Statement By Dr G. M. Naicker and Dr Y. M. Dadoo, August 1947

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Speech Reporting On Visit to India, Durban, June 1947

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Presidential Address to the Conference of the Natal Indian Congress, June 1, 1947

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Message on the First Anniversary of the Passive Resistance Movement, June 1947

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Joint Statement by Dr G. M. Naicker and Dr Y. M. Dadoo, March 11, 1947

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Statement Made In Court When Charged With 46 Other Passive Resisters under Riotous Assemblies Act, June 1946

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From Resistance to Creative Mediation: Writing and Literary Intellectuals’ Influence on the Liberation Struggles and Political Impact on Literary Discourse and Developments

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Thirty-seven African immigrants, rescued three weeks earlier at sea by a German ship, disembark in Sicily, Italy.

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The fifty-two-member Organisation of African Unity begins a conference in Algeria to address African problems ranging from a $2

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Old Mutual is listed as a public company on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and the London Stock Exchange.

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Marais Steyn (83), former leading figure in the United Party and later National Party, dies in Stellenbosch.

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Zulu-speaking gunmen, firing randomly from a vehicle, kill fourteen residents.

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Aubrey Sibiloane, MK, is shot dead on entering the yard of his home in Katlehong.

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The ANC calls for the release of more than 900 political prisoners it says are still being held in South Africa and Bophuthatsw

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Switzerland announces lifting of a directive, in force since 1974, which limited export of capital to SA.

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Shantytown women strip to the waist and confront bulldozers sent to demolish their Dobsonville, Soweto, homes. However, the wom

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The prison authorities releases a statement by Nelson Mandela subsequent to his meeting with President Botha on 5 July, stating

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The Star reports that two men, Elliot Nkuma and Joseph Mahlalela were sentenced to death for the ‘necklace’ murder of M. Mpapne

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Dr Frederik van Zyl Slabbert, who headed a delegation of fifty-two mainly Afrikaans-speaking South Africans to Dakar, expresses

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A car bomb explodes in Durban, killing five and injuring twenty-seven people.

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ACCESS launches a campaign to ban South African golfers from competing in Eisenhower Tournament at Pinehurst, North Carolina, 3

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Statement in Court by Dr G. M. Naicker and Dr Y. M. Dadoo, When Charged With Aiding and Abetting Under the Immigrants Regulation Act of 1913, February 26, 1948

Call For Renewed Struggle Against Ghetto Act: Joint Statement By Dr G. M. Naicker And Dr Y. M. Dadoo, December 1947

Smuts Refuted: Joint Statement By Dr G. M. Naicker and Dr Y. M. Dadoo, August 1947

Speech Reporting On Visit to India, Durban, June 1947

Presidential Address to the Conference of the Natal Indian Congress, June 1, 1947

Message on the First Anniversary of the Passive Resistance Movement, June 1947

Joint Statement by Dr G. M. Naicker and Dr Y. M. Dadoo, March 11, 1947

Statement Made In Court When Charged With 46 Other Passive Resisters under Riotous Assemblies Act, June 1946

“Let Me Live - Letter to a European”: June 1946

Milestones

Personal Notes

Tribute to Monty Naicker, By Fatima Meer

“Our Greatest Leader since Gandhiji”, By Dr Yusuf Dadoo

Foreword, By Nelson Mandela

Speeches of Dr. G.M. (Monty) Naicker 1945-1963

From Resistance to Creative Mediation: Writing and Literary Intellectuals’ Influence on the Liberation Struggles and Political Impact on Literary Discourse and Developments

Thirty-seven African immigrants, rescued three weeks earlier at sea by a German ship, disembark in Sicily, Italy.

The fifty-two-member Organisation of African Unity begins a conference in Algeria to address African problems ranging from a $2

Old Mutual is listed as a public company on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and the London Stock Exchange.

Marais Steyn (83), former leading figure in the United Party and later National Party, dies in Stellenbosch.

Zulu-speaking gunmen, firing randomly from a vehicle, kill fourteen residents.

Aubrey Sibiloane, MK, is shot dead on entering the yard of his home in Katlehong.

The ANC calls for the release of more than 900 political prisoners it says are still being held in South Africa and Bophuthatsw

Switzerland announces lifting of a directive, in force since 1974, which limited export of capital to SA.

Shantytown women strip to the waist and confront bulldozers sent to demolish their Dobsonville, Soweto, homes. However, the wom

The prison authorities releases a statement by Nelson Mandela subsequent to his meeting with President Botha on 5 July, stating

The Star reports that two men, Elliot Nkuma and Joseph Mahlalela were sentenced to death for the ‘necklace’ murder of M. Mpapne

Dr Frederik van Zyl Slabbert, who headed a delegation of fifty-two mainly Afrikaans-speaking South Africans to Dakar, expresses

A car bomb explodes in Durban, killing five and injuring twenty-seven people.

ACCESS launches a campaign to ban South African golfers from competing in Eisenhower Tournament at Pinehurst, North Carolina, 3