Gandhi Luthuli Documentation Centre
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Socio Economic press cuttings | |
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The Dadoo Xuma Naicker Pact 9 March 1947 |
African National Congress, Natal, Transvaal Indian Congress. Three Doctors Pact |
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South African referendum | |
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HNP AND OTHER APR 1981 TO 1984 | |
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Know Your National Holidays: A guide to South Africa's new national holidays |
The pass laws restricted the movement of Africans and their access to towns. |
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Daily News BALLOT 2004: South Africa Votes. Tuesday, April 13 2004 | |
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Azapo - HIST SA Organisations |
AZAPO AND BCMA HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Socialist party of Azania The constitution of SANCO The constitution of Azapo Azapo election manifesto |
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Making Progress in Africa |
Sub-Saharan Africa faces some of the most severe development challenges in the world. Yet there is room for hope..... |
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Democracy in Action - SEPT 1989 |
Peace prospects: SA in better shape than Ireland, Israel The lessons of conflict |
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KwaZulu-Natal Experience |
WELCOME to this third edition of the KwaZulu-Natal Experience, which we hope will whet your appetite for a whole lot more of the province's holiday treasures. |
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The Wiser Review: No 1, July 2004 |
A series of essays compiled by Wiser, University of Witwatersrand |
| The arrival of Indians in Natal by Boats. |
arrival of the first indentured Indians, an event that was to have far-reaching results for the Colony of Natal. The first ships arrived in November 1860 having left ... |
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| Sushila Gandhi chatting to a visitor |
Sushila Gandhi talking to a visitor at the Sarvodaya at the Gandhi Settlement in Phoenix |
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| Lord Baden Powell Chief Scout |
Lord Baden-Powell (1857-1941) was a British general and founder of the modern Scouting movement. |
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| Isipingo Hills Madressa Arabic Class |
Madressa School in Isipingo Hills |
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| South Africa confers & Indian delegation on the conference. |
Round table conference |
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| Phyllis Naidoo and Betty Govinden at the Gandhi, Luthuli, King, Mandela Exhibition | ||
| JOHN ROBINSON |
Sir John Robinson was the very first Prime Minister of Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal). Prime Minister, you ask, but how is that possible? |
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Oral History Project - Interview with Sunny Venkatruthnam |
UNIVERSITY OF DURBAN-WESTVILLE |
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Oral History Project - Interview with S VENKATRUTHNAM |
UNIVERSITY OF DURBAN-WESTVILLE |