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Letter from Moses M Kotane in Cradock to Johannesburg District Party Committee by Moses M Kotane, February 23 1934, South Africa
Online bookDie Kommuniste-Manifes by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
Fight the New Fascist Bill — Defend the Cape Native Franchise - 1935
Refuse to Ship Goods to Abyssinia! Defend the Last Independent Native State in Africa from the Attacks of Italian Imperialism! by Umsebenzi, 22 June 1935, South Africa
For a United Front of the People Against Imperialism by Umsebenzi, 26 October 1935, South Africa
The African Communist No 33, Second Quarter 1968
Review of Neville Alexander’s Book: “One Azania One Nation” by I.B.Tabata, 14 March 1980
Heroes of our revolution: Bram Fischer (1908 -1975)
Minutes of Africa Group meeting, SACP, 13 May 1982
How to Master Secret Work by Communist Party of South Africa
First published: during the ’eighties' as a series of articles in ‘Umsebenzi’; later as a single pamphlet for underground operatives.
Errors of Workerism by ISIZWE (Journal of the UDF), November 1986, South Africa
The role of the SACP in the transition to democracy and socialism by Central Committee of South African Communist Party, May 1993, South Africa
The first Bram Fischer Memorial lecture, delivered by President Nelson R. Mandela Market Theatre, Johannesburg, 9 June 1995
We here present and many thousands elsewhere are grateful to the Legal Resources Centre for taking the initiative in establishing a Bram…
Document 7 - ‘White South Africa.’ Two Voices.” The International, 27 January 1922
From: South Africa's Radical Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew Document 7 - 'White South Africa…
Address by President Jacob Zuma to the 12th International meeting of the Communist and Workers Parties, 3 December 2010, Centurion, Pretoria
General Secretary of the South African Communist Party, Comrade Blade Nzimande; Comrades` delegates to the 12th International…
Mandela’s membership of the Communist Party: what needs to be reassessed by Tom Lodge
The evidence that Stephen Ellis refers to about Mandela’s membership of the Communist Party is pretty definitive. It is based upon…
ArticleThe SACP – the communist tail that wags the ANC dog and its mythical future for SA
Sara Gon writes about the history of communism and wants to know how the South African Communist Party, which has advocated the benefits of…
ArticleTrojan Horses: Liliesleaf, Rivonia (August 1962 - 11 July 1963) by Garth Canon Benneyworth, 2 November 2017
ArticleMarikana: The blame game - A special report by Niren Tolsi and Paul Botes
Introduction On August 16 2012 the South African police shot and killed 34 striking miners at the Lonmin platinum mine in Marikana…
ArticleRolling up Rivonia: 1962 - 1963 by Garth Benneyworth, 15 August 2017
Chris Hani Memorial Lecture by Pallo Jordan, 15th April 2003, South Africa
South African Communist Party 2003 Chris Hani Memorial Lecture. 15th April 2003. Delivered: by Z. Pallo Jordan. 15th April 2003. …
Isibophezelo Senhlangano Yamakhomanisi (The Communist Manifesto translated into Zulu by Brian Ramadiro )
Interview with Harry Gwala conducted by Tony Karon at Dambuza, Pietermaritzburg, on Sunday January 8 1989
Interview with Harry Gwala conducted by Tony Karon at Dambuza, Pietermaritzburg, on Sunday January 8 1989
Book chapterChapter 11 - SACTU in the Congress Alliance
From: Lessons of the 1950s By Richard Monroe, March-May 1984 Chapter 11 - SACTU in the Congress Alliance Despite the isolation and…
The Enemy Hidden Under the Same Colour by the Central Committee of the SACP on the activities of the ‘Gang of 8’, 1976, South Africa
ArticleOperation Mayibuye 1963 by Garth Benneyworth
Official Document - Conference PaperNon-racialism, non-collaboration and Communism in South Africa: The contribution of Yusuf Dadoo during his exile years (1960-1983) by Allison Drew
100 Years ‘Emancipation of Slaves’ by John Gomas, 1 December 1934, South Africa
100 Years “Emancipation of Slaves” First Published: 1st December 1934 as A call to National and Social Emancipation. The pamphlet was…
A Helots’ Bill of Rights
South African Communist Party Documents. 1923 A Helots’ Bill of Rights First Published: Editorial in The International, June 1, 1923. …
To the Workers of the Bantu Race by Dominic Tweedie (The International), 15 February 1918, South Africa
State of African National Congress discussion document from ANC veterans and stalwarts
The Colors of Resistance in Apartheid South Africa: Black Consciousness Poetry and the Racial Elusiveness of Wopko Jensma
The article analyzes Black Consciousness poetry of the 1970s and 1980s South Africa alongside the protest poetry of white South African…
CatalogueBiographical notes on Indians in South Africa compiled by E.S. Reddy
“A Black Rather Well-Known South African Recently Arrived in London”: Critical Responses to Todd Matshikiza’s Chocolates for My Wife
In Todd Matshikiza’s autobiography, Chocolates for My Wife (1961), which describes the exiled South African writer and musician’s first two…
Ben Turok - a revolutionary Thought Leader until the end
The late Professor Ben Turok, one of the most outspoken revolutionaries of our time.
Former MK Leonard Tebogo Tume’s remains reburied
Namibia is showing wear and tear after 30 years under SWAPO rule
Namibia turns 30 this month. Its former liberation movement, the South West Africa People’s Organisation SWAPO, has been in power all these…
Mohammed Tikly - A Tribute
John Liebenberg: masterful photographer of life and war in southern Africa
South African photojournalist John Liebenberg is best known for his remarkable body of work in Namibia, especially the period of the late…
How the EFF helps the media EFF itself, and other totalitarian holiday tales
Wow, so much screaming. Are the EFF simply a media-created shitstorm of no substance, the Twitterocracy want to know? Or would the red…
The EFF is Malema and Malema is the EFF — what happens when he falls?
Under Julius Malema, the EFF has turned into a pseudo-revolutionary religious cult. He has alienated many in the party, and with criminal…
The Causes of the Boer War by Prof. Marius Swart
The Anglo-Boer War was an event which had a long prelude and the after effects have not completely disappeared as yet. In fact, people who…
ArticleBiography of Simon Marule by Kendyl Fleury
This article forms part of the SAHO and Southern Methodist University partnership project
ArticleBiography of Ephraim Mthethwa by Andrew Stellin
This article forms part of the SAHO and Southern Methodist University partnership project
ArticleBiography of Elmon Malele by Jacob Prothr
This article forms part of the SAHO and Southern Methodist University partnership project
ArticleBiography of Alfred Makaleng by Lucas Martin
This article forms part of the SAHO and Southern Methodist University partnership project
ArticleBiography of Samuel Malinga by Christopher Washington
This article forms part of the SAHO and Southern Methodist University partnership project
ArticleThe Death of Tshifhiwa Muofhe by Margaret Philpott
This article was written by Margaret Philpott and forms part of the SAHO and Southern Methodist University partnership project
ArticleBiography of Phakamile Mabija by Grace Garrott
This article was written by Grace Garrott and forms part of the SAHO and Southern Methodist University partnership project
ArticleBiography of Ernest Moabi Dipale by Larkin Dobson
This article was written by Larkin Dobson and forms part of the SAHO and Southern Methodist University partnership project