APARTHEID
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Who is the enemy? | |
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Editorial comment: Death to the apartheid monster! | |
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Liberal balance sheet | |
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Blessings of apartheid | |
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The changing face of apartheid | |
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Editorial: Apartheid in crisis | |
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Preliminary list of participants: International/Regional Organisations |
Preliminary list of participants: International/Regional Organisations at the World United Against Apartheid for a democratic South Africa Conference in Arusha, Tanzania, December 1-4, 1987. Includes Draft Declaration of the Conference. |
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From this to this? |
Brochure campaigning against the proposed forced removal of the Fingoes from Grahamstown's Fingo Village to Committee's Drift after Fingo Village was proclaimed a Coloured Area under the Proclamation No. 100, March 26, 1970. |
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The challenges of a king | |
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Buthelezi versus Botha | |
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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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A Day to remember | |
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Labour and labour laws in South Africa | |
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"Power-sharing" Apartheid style: a critical analysis of the Botha regime's current political strategy |
Paper on power-sharing and the apartheid government from the Centre for African Studies in Maputo, Mozambique. Argues that it is projecting a reformist image. |
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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Unpublished article on apartheid at Universities in South Africa by I B Tabata.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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Divine Right |
Draft of editorial by I B Tabata for the independent newspaper, Ikhwezi Lomso, following the death of Strydom and his replacement by Dr Verwoerd. |
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Persecution under apartheid law in South Africa |
Paper by Dora Taylor on human rights violations perpetrated by the apartheid government. |
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The role of Parliament and Parliamentary Opposition |
ANC paper that outlines the organisation's view of the apartheid era Tricameral Parliament. |
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The foreign policy of a future South Africa |
Paper on a foreign policy for a future South Africa. Examines the racist government and the international community, the perspectives of the National Liberation Movement, regional and international governmental organisations. |
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South Africa's racist state and the national democratic revolution |
Paper by Jack Simons on apartheid and the democratic revolution. Examines the history of political systems in South Africa, looks at the Constitution, racial segregation, white supremacy, exclusions of Africans and the racist government. |