Journal articles
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A change of heart? |
The white South Africans will only act in what they believe are their own longest term interests which by some, may be seen to coincide with African rule. |
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To find the unknown past |
What happened in southern Africa's unknown Iron Age, in the 1,000 years up to 1800? If the gap is to be closed a new spirit of research and new techniques are essential. |
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For Serowe: a capital city |
Discussion around villages and towns of Botswana. |
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To the Editor |
Letters to the editor. |
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Mendi |
Letters to the editor. |
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Jazz epistle-7. Cecil Taylor: motion and the fundamental soul |
Letters to the editor. |
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One sweep of love |
Poem for the Saboteur. |
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In memoriam: Enver Docratt |
In memory of Enver Docratt. |
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Books and the Arts |
In memory of Enver Docratt. |
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Two poems |
Poems: "The trees" and "Soul food is made from black-eyed peas, says Jason". |
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The Third World's "newthink" |
A famous French author abhors Indonesia's "system of myths". |
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Arcadia or the modern world |
Will Africa resolve the contradiction between humane African values and the quest for power in the world? |
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African unity's hardest test |
The Arab-African clash in the Sudan. |
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Faith and Nation |
Book review on "Christian Missionaries in Nigeria 1841-91: the making of a new elite" by Jacon Ade and "Notes on the Tribes, Provinces, Emirates and States of the Northern Provinces of Nigeria" by O Temple. |
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After 400 years |
Book review on "Britain and Africa" by Kenneth Kirkwood and "Nigeria under British rule" by William Geary. |
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A campaign of 1329 |
Book review on "The glorious victories of Amde Seyon, King of Ethiopia" by G W B Huntingford. |
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The protected pariah |
Book review on "Republic under pressure: a study of South African Foreign Policy"by J E Spence. |
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Breaking the "Cake of Custom" |
Book review on "West African Urbanization" by K Little. |
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On Power |
Book review on "Home and Exile by Lewis Nkosi" |
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The "little magazines" soldier on as South Africa's intellectual barriers rise higher |
Discussion about creative writing in South Africa and some magazines which continue to be published in South Africa. |