PRESS RELEASES
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New year message of the United Democratic Front: December 1987 |
Press release from the United Democratic Front with a new year message in which the United Democratic Front salutes courage bravery and determination of the victims of apartheid and those still struggling for a democratic, non-racial and unitary South Africa. |
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National press statement |
National press statement by Murphy Morobe of the United Democratic Front where they condemn the latest incursion by the SADF into Botswana. |
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Message to all comrades and compatriots in detention, prison and facing trials |
Press release by the United Democratic Front at its National Working Committee Conference with a message to all comrades and compatriots. |
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Mawu and the industrial council | |
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Letter from Duncan Innes, President, NUSAS, to SRC Presidents and National Executive |
Circular letter from the President of the National Union of South African Students, Duncan Innes, reporting on a meeting between a delegation from NUSAS and the Minister of Police and the Interior. |
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End Apartheid in 1951: New Year message |
End Apartheid in 1951: New Year message from Dr Yusuf Dadoo, President of the S A Indian Congress, published in The Guardian, January 11, 1951 |
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Detention of United Democratic Front's activists |
The UDF totally condemns the detention of more than thirty (30) campaigners against apartheid in Natal, the Eastern Cape, the Transvaal and Oudtshoorn. We demand the immediate release of all these activists and the cessation of these acts of terror. |
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Botha-Malan offensive turning sour | |
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Black People's Convention: press release 13 January 1972 |
This press release contains details of resolutions reached at the national conference of the Black People's Convention held between 17-19 December 1971 |
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African National Congress (South Africa) condemns the assassination of Comrade Joe Gqabi |
Press statement by the ANC National Executive Committee condemning the assassination of Comrade Joe Gqabi. |
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A Foreign correspondent in South Africa |