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Yusuf Dadoo: Transnational Politics, South African Belonging |
Although people of Indian origin have been present in South Africa since 1860, they are still objects of suspicion in the ‘New’ South Africa. In many quarters, they are accused of exploiting Africans and, in the past, collaborating with apartheid. |
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Youth Action To Seize The Opportunities Of Democracy; pushing back the frontiers of poverty | |
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World Conference Against Racism: Globalisation Resource Document. Aug - Sept 2001 | |
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South Africa - Wind of Change |
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Who is the enemy? | |
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White Racism | |
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Whats in a name?: SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE NATAL INDIAN CONGRESS |
journal article |
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What is apartheid? | |
| We don't want Education Apartheid |
Indian Youth Demonstrate at School |
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We Blacks | |
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We are at war! |
ANC illustrated booklet in five languages on the history of the liberation struggle, apartheid and the ANC. |
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Voting Times | |
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Voice of the Youth - Soweto 76 | |
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Various newspaper cuttings on the Natal Indian Congress - 1970 |
N.I.C. press cuttings |
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V Chockalingam Pillai correspondence |
Correspondence |
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University apartheid in South Africa |
Unpublished article on apartheid at Universities in South Africa by I B Tabata. |
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United Democratic Front Press Cuttings | |
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Unemployment and apartheid | |
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UN AT 50 |
India Digest. High Commission of India |
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Umsebenzi Vol 6 No 2 |
De Klerk, Communist Party, apartheid, human rights, Apartheid, political rights, segregation, population registration, segregated beaches, democratic government, policy, economy, housing, water, electricity, transport, health care, ANC, ANC Youth League |