Circulars
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The Black Sash Repression monitoring group Bulletin 31 October 15 to 31 1991 | |
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The Black Sash Repression monitoring group Bulletin 29 September 16 to 30 1991 | |
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The Black Sash Repression monitoring group Bulletin 28 September 1 to 15 1991 | |
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The Black Sash Repression monitoring group Bulletin 26 August 1 to 15 1991 | |
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The Black Sash Repression monitoring group Bulletin 24 July 1 to 15 1991 | |
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The Black Sash Repression monitoring group Bulletin 23 June 16 to 31 1991 | |
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The Black Sash Repression monitoring group Bulletin 22 June 1 to 15 1991 | |
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The Black Sash | |
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The Black Man in South Africa |
Notice of a public lecture to be given by I B Tabata at the University of California, San Diego, entitled The Black Man in South Africa. |
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The banning of eighteen Black Consciousness organisations |
A circular condemning the government's banning of Black Conciousness organisations in the aftermath of the Soweto riots |
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The ANC Ten Point Economic Plan for Jobs, Growth, Development, Peace & Stability | |
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The African Crisis |
A "power to the people" circular |
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Teachers and students unite |
The circular issued by the Soweto Students' Representative Council urges the community to stand in solidarity with teachers who have resigned, in protest, from their posts. |
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Suggested Agenda for SASO-NUSAS Executive Meeting. |
Agenda for a meeting |
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Students and People Soweto |
A circular containing a list of demands compiled by the Soweto Students Representative Council |
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Stock Count 1984/5 | |
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Stock Count 1984/5 | |
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Statement of demand |
A statement of demands by students attending the Thomas Mofolo Secondary School that includes a rejection of Afrikaans as a medium of instruction and the re-instatement of expelled students. |
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Standing for the truth campaign |
Circular on non-violence campaign about public transport system. |
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Soweto Students' Representative Council. Students and Parents of Soweto |
The circular issued by the Soweto Students' Representative Council calls upon students and parents to resist the take over of community schools with Bantu education |