Journal articles
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The children of rape |
The first crop of African writers and artists of Portuguese language are, as much as Luandino Vieira's people of the Luanda slums, the product of the Portuguese colonial violation of Angola and Mozambique. |
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A spur to unity |
Editorial. |
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Reassessing the boycott |
Reassessing the boycott |
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Cartoon |
Cartoon about the irony of brutality in South African prisons. |
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At the Otsego County Fair |
Informal survey in the USA about the future of South Africa. |
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Coming to grips |
Report on the September 1965 Conference on Race and Colour at Copenhagen. |
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Glimpses of home |
The relationship between Africans and African Americans. |
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Coloured son - 4 |
In these autobiographical notes by the illegitimate son of a former South African member of parliament are glimpses of that half-world inhabited by light-skinned "colored" people fathered by white men, often prominent citizens. |
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Four poems |
Poems. |
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Rhodesia's oppressive alliance |
Interests and settlers versus Africans. |
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Divinity: part one |
A radio play. |
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Nigeria: the politics of socio-economic bankruptcy |
The politics of socio-economic bankruptcy. |
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The Transkei's answer |
"Self-rule" and its sequel, from the viewpoint of the All- African Convention and Unity Movement. |
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Bridging South Africa's youth gap |
Article looking at the limited non-racial options for youth in South Africa. |
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The youth of Africa will choose |
Looking at the nature of Communist influence in Africa today. |
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Planning for Zambian integration |
Looking at political stability, education, manpower, tribalism and regionalism in Zambia. |
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Reassessing the boycott |
Editorial about reassessing the boycott. |
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Against incomplete religion |
Book review of "Towards and indigenous church". |
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Growth and the good relationship |
Kenya's white paper on African socialism. |
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The first Commonwealth Arts Festival |
Some notes for patrons on the festival from 16th September to 2nd October 1965. |