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ArchiveUmsebenzi, Volume 2, Issue No. 4, Fourth Quarter 1986
ArchiveCulture and Working Life Project - 1986 Report
ArchivePublic Sector Government General 1996 - 1997
ArchivePublic Sector Government General 1995 - 1996
ArchivePublic Sector Government General 1986 - 1987
ArchivePublic Sector Government Defense 1976 - 1977
ArchivePublic Sector Government Defense 1975 - 1976
ArchivePublic Sector Government BED 1982 - 1986
ArchiveMigrant Labour Pass Laws 1986 - 1987
ArchiveMigrant Labour Family Life 1975 - 1986
ArchivePublic Sector Government Prisons 1996 - 1997
ArchivePublic Sector Government Prisons 1995 - 1996
ArchivePublic Sector Government Prisons 1986 - 1987
ArchiveUniversals Rugby Football Club 1960 - 1982
Support our People until Power is Restored to Them - Statement at the Plenary Meeting of the United Nations General Assembly by O. R. Tambo, New York, 26 October 1976
For the first time in the history of the United Nations, a representative of the majority of the people of South Africa has been allowed and invited to share…
BiographyFranz Hodi
Hodi worked at Mariannhill under Sister Pientia Selhorst C.P.S. between 1960 and 1967. Exhibitions: 1965: DAM (Bantu Inter Faith Art Exhibition). …
Thola Mosala
Mr Thola Mosala was detained on 31 August 1976 together with chief Neo Sibi. Mr Mosala was a leader of a Sotho minority in the Transkei who strongly opposed…
Sithole Thembinkosi Abner
Sithole Thembinkosi Abner was released from Robben Island prison on the 27th of February 1986. His prison number was 15/3271. He was from Durban.
BiographyAaron Mahlangu
Born in 1914 Mahlangu was a trade unionist. As a domestic worker, Mahlangu took part in the 1942 anti-pass campaign and was sacked. Later he was again…
BiographyJ.J.R Jolobe
James Ranisi Jolobe was best known for his collection of poems, Umyezo (1936). He also played a major role in the compilation and translation of the English…
BiographyRaymond Mhlaba
Raymond Mhlaba was born in Mazoka village at Fort Beaufort in the Eastern Cape.He was one of eight children of a policeman. Five of his siblings died in…
Statement by Oliver Tambo of acceptance of the Ho Chi Minh award bestowed on the African National Congress by the World Peace Council, 15 December 1986, Luanda
We are greatly honoured to receive, on behalf of the African National Congress, the illustrious Ho Chi Minh Award, conferred by the World Peace Council on the…
Theophilus Kgosikobo Musi
Born in 1936, Theophilus Kgosikobo Musi was a clerk. He taught for a while in a primary school but then had to find employment in Johannesburg to support seven…
ArticleTimeline of the German and Herero, Nama War and Genocide
… be captured and punished for their betrayal of the Kaiser. 1906 February , an official rations-list allocates 0.5 kg of …
BiographyJacqueline (Jackie) Arenstein
As a young person, Arenstein joined the left wing Book Club in Durban where, among other authors, Marx and Lenin were read and discussed. At the age of 21,…
Anglo-Boer War 2: “Mournful Monday”: the British lose 106 killed, 374 wounded and 1 284 captured in two battles.
ArticlePassive Resistance Campaign Timeline
… 1906 11 September, A mass meeting of Indians took place at …
ArchiveSing Me a Song of History: South African Poets and Singers in Exile, 1900–1990 by Marian De Saxe, University of Sydney (2010)
ArchiveReport on the second general assembly of the ecumenical association of third world theologians (EATWOT), held in Oaxtepec, Mexico, December 7-14, 1986
Address by President Nelson Mandela at the unveiling of the mural celebrating the adoption of the new constitution Cape Town, 8 May 1996
Friends and Fellow South Africans; In the history of our country there have been many decisive turning points. It is our privilege as South Africans to be…