Books
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A destruction coming in: Bantu education as response to social crisis | ||
Apartheid: hope or despair for Blacks? |
This book contains a collection of essays entitled: Bantustans, The Coloured Persons Representative Council and Government Created Platforms |
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Black Renaissance: Papers from the Black Renaissance Convention, December 1974 |
Papers presented at the Black Renaissance Convention: The educational world of Blacks in South Africa; The Christian challenge of Black Theology; Towards the practical manifestations of Black Consciousness; The Black women in South Africa; Black Consciousness and the economic position; The labou |
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Handbook of Black Organisations |
Handbook containing extensive information about Black cultural,educational, political, professional, religious, self-help, student, welfare and youth organisations |
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Sense of Culture | ||
Transkei independence |
The book contain a series of essays on the issue of the Transkei independence. |
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"Are there South Africans?" |
The twentieth Alfred and Hoernle Memorial Lecture delivered by Sir Keith Hancock in which the title of his talk questions the integrative or disintegrative trend of politics including the elements of South African life. |
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A 70th Birthday Tribute to Oliver Tambo |
Booklet to mark Oliver Tambo's 70th birthday. |
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A CATECHISM OF THE ELEMENTARY TEACHINGS OF HINDUISM | ||
A Decisive Clash?: A Short History of Black Protest Politics in South Africa, 1875-1976 |
The campaigns against the Bantu Education Ad and the Western Areas Removal Scheme were generally overshadowed by a far more significant event, |
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A distant clap of thunder: Fortieth anniversary of the 1946 mine strike: A Salute by the South African Communist Party to South Africa's Black Mine Workers |
Booklet to commemorate the 1946 Miners Strike: "A distant clap of thunder". Fortieth anniversary of the 1946 mine strike. The booklet gives a detailed narrative of events, including photos |
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A I Kajee His Work for the SA Indian Community |
I first met Abdulla Kajee on the quay at Durban in July, 1929, when I stepped off a British India steamer at the end of a long journey. Fresh from the rural life of northern India, South African Indians and their complex problems seemed to me strange and a little alarming. |
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A Souvenir of Union |
" the primary object of the publishers has been to compile an interesting publication suitable for presentation to South African School Children as a gift..... |
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A survey of race relations in South Africa: 1951-1952 |
A survey of race relations in South Africa in 1952 and includes chapters on: The functioning of South Africa's sovereign Parliament; International affairs and events outside the Union; Rising tensions in South Africa and work to help resolve these; General South African affairs; Urban areas; Rura |
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A survey of race relations in South Africa: 1953-1954 |
Survey of race relations in South Africa in 1953 and 1954 and includes chapters on: Politics and attitudes; The plans and activities of non-European organizations and those working in collaboration with them; General work making for improved race relations; Events ouside the Union with bearing on |
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A survey of race relations in South Africa: 1954-1955 |
A survey of race relations in South Africa in 1954 and 1955 and includes chapters on: Policies and attitudes; The role of the SA Institute of Race Relations; Joint Councils and study circles; Constitution and powers of Parliament; Registration and control of the population; Matters affecting spec |
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A Survey of race relations in South Africa: 1963 |
A survey of race relations in South Africa in 1963 and includes chapters on: Policies and attitudes; New non-White organizations and their activities; Political refugees and absentees; Control of publications; The Population of South Africa, and measures to deter intermingling; The African reserv |
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A survey of race relations in South Africa: October 1950 to September 1951 |
A survey of race relations in South Africa from October 1950 to September 1951 and includes chapters on: Housing; Health; Nutrition; Social welfare; Employment; School education; Professional, Technical and vocational training; The administration of justice; Evidence of Commissions; Regional repo |
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Abantu abamnyama, lapa bavela ngakhona, eka M.M. Fuze |
The author reflects on the origins and customs of African peoples in Natal, and on their history. He reproduces the text of Bishop Colenso's history and provides a critical review of his perspectives. |
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Affirmative action and Black advancement in business |
One person's dream of advancement is another person's nightmare. What follows is an attempt to.... |