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The Chaka controversy: New light on the role of Missionaries
THE CHURCH AND RACISM TOWARDS A MORE FRATERNAL SOCIETY
The Collapse of Swazi Independence - "The Road to the Sea"

Swazi history is by no means an unstudied subject. Unfortunately, however,
practically all extant historical works....

The compound system
The Conference of the All-African Convention

Draft of an article by I B Tabata, published in the January 1959 issue of Ikhwezi Lomso, about the Conference of the All-African Convention in December 1958.

The Creation of a Mass Movement: Strikes and Defiance , 1950 - 1952

The paper is a part of a large study of Black South African political history.......

The crisis over the land

Article on the government's dispossession of Black's from their land and its policy of separate development resulting in the creation of Bantustans with deplorable living conditions

The Dadoo Xuma Naicker Pact 9 March 1947 Doctors Pact

In 1943, a conference of the South African Indian Congress resolved to explore ways of achieving co-operation with the African National Congress. However, it was not until Dr. Monty Naicker gained control of the

The Dead end of African Literature
The death of the museum and the emancipation of cultures
The Death Penalty

This article discusses the abolishment of capital punishment.

The decline and fall of the ICU - a case of self-destruction
The definition of Black Consciousness
THE DIASPORA AT HOME: INDIAN VIEWS AND THE MAKING OF ZULEIKHA MAYAT'S PUBLIC VOICE

This article examines how the Gujarati-speaking Muslim trading class in South(ern) Africa was linked as a reading public through a newspaper, Indian Views, which had been founded in early twentieth-century Durban in opposition to Mahatma Gandhi's Indian Opinion.

The Discrimination against Indians in South Africa

The Discrimination against Indians in South Africa

The Divided House
The education of Indians in Natal and Transvaal
The effects of the current unrest on township children

Article about how township children were jailed, shot and killed, some served long prison sentences, others lost valuable years of schooling, many were forced into the lowest paid unskilled jobs while others joined the ranks of the increasing numbers of unemployed youth in our country.

The Elephant Shooter
The emergency and impact of the black consciousness movement

This is an article on Black Consciousness Movement, nature of South African society, and withdrawal of blacks from multi-racial organisations.

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