SOUTH AFRICAN COMMUNIST PARTY
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Nationalisation of the mines is the only option | |
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Forward to the workers congress! | |
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Uqabane u Joe Slovo- usihlalo we SACP ngamazwi okuhlonipha u Chris Hani (article written in Xhosa language) | |
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Limillione tsa batho li ne le le mahlomoleng ka baka la ho bolauoa ha mohale oa bona- batho bangata ha ba ea mesebetsing(article written in Sotho language) | |
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Maponesa a bolaile moetapele oa NUM : ho bolaoa ha batho ka sehloho ke maponesa a Protea (atricle written in Sotho language) | |
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Inkululeko - Freedom |
Typescript copy of a South African Communist Party newsletter entitled Inkululeko - Freedom. Deals with the uprising and working class struggles. |
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Inkululeko - Freedom |
Typescript of a publication of the SACP entitled Inkululeko - Freedom. Headings: Lessons of the recent strikes; The struggle by the students and the need that they be taught principles of Marxism-Leninism. |
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Meeting of ANC, SACP, COSATU of Transkei and the Border held in Umtata |
Minutes of a meeting of the Tripartite Alliance. Discussed political developments in Transkei and Ciskei, the way forward and problems in the labour movement. |
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SACP contribution towards an election manifesto |
South African Communist Party (SACP) draft discussion document on the election manifesto. Contextualises the elections for a Constituent Assembly, discusses what the election manifesto should encompass and outlines outstanding strategic issues. |
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Draft discussion paper on the role of SACTU in the National Democratic Struggle |
Draft discussion paper on the role of South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) in the national democratic struggle. Explains the difference in the roles of SACTU and COSATU. Includes a "Circular to all regions and units". |
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Memorandum submitted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of South Africa to the Select Committee on the Unlawful Organisations Bill |
Memorandum about the impact of the Unlawful Organisations Bill on organisations such as the South African Commuist Party and as a threat to democracy and rejecting the charges levelled against the South African Communist Party and setting out the Party's objectives |
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Memorandum submitted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of South Africa to the Select Committee on the Unlawful Organisations Bill |
Memorandum about the impact of the Unlawful Organisations Bill on organisations such as the South African Commuist Party and as a threat to democracy and rejecting the charges levelled against the South African Communist Party and setting out the Party's objectives |
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Natal and the peace process: an organiser reports | |
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Letter from John Motshabi to Joe Slovo |
Open letter from John Motshabi to Joe Slovo outlining his disagreement with opening membership to the African National Congress to all races. |
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Letter from Jack Simons to Mzala |
Letter from Jack Simons to Mzala, outlining the relations between the African National Congress and the South African Communist Party between 1910 and 1962. |
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Letter from Jack Simons to Mzala |
Letter from Jack Simons to Mzala, outlining the relations between the African National Congress and the South African Communist Party between 1910 and 1962. |
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Letter from M M Mabhida to Ray Simons |
Handwritten letter from Moses Mabhida to Ray Simons with a request to send clothing. |
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Letter from Cape Town Branch of the South African Communist Party to Moses Kotane |
Letter from the Cape Town branch of the South African Communist Party to Moses Kotane, outlining the state of the organisation and report on activities in 1980. Includes points for discussion and suggestion for re-evaluation of their role. |
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31.8.80 Lusaka The G.S. |
Part of a letter to Moses Kotane concerning the organisation of political campaigns |
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Letter from Cape Town Branch of the South African Communist Party to Moses Kotane |
Letter from the Cape Town branch of the South African Communist Party (SACP) to Moses Kotane, outlining the state of the organisation and report on activities in 1980. Includes points for discussion and suggestion for re-evaluation of their role. |