Journal articles
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Les grandes dames |
Nadine Gordimer and Doris Lessing occupy an enviable place in African letters of English expression. |
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The natural and the surreal in Africa |
Art on exhibition in the Commonwealth Festival. |
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New roles for the dance |
It is completely out of line with African tradition to take dance which has served a social or religious function and place it on a modern stage as it stands or shortened. Modern theatre needs dance works specifically created for it. |
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Reviews |
Book reviews. |
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Inkalamu's place |
Fictional story. |
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Commonwealth Arts Festival 1965 |
An overview of African writing. |
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Nigeria: the politics of socio-economic bankruptcy Part 2 |
The politics of socio-economic bankruptcy. |
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A time to decide |
Is it possible to have a color-blind Commonwealth? |
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Commonwealth progress |
Editorial on Commonwealth progress. |
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Cherubim, and a flaming sword |
Fictional story. |
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Coloured son-2 |
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. |
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Liberating Portuguese Guinea from within |
Amilcar Cabral is interviewed by Frene Ginwala. |
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Fusane's trial |
A radio play. |
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Birthdays |
A poem. |
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Cartoon |
..."And I urge you to join with the Missus and me fighting the oppressive legislation of the government..." |
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Persecution or sanctuary |
Will the British Government allow collusion between Verwoerd and the High Commission Territories police?. |
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Smith's blank cheque |
The overwhelming victory of the Rhodesian Front, led by strong-man Ian Smith, in the Colony's general elections on 7th May 1965, meant the end of the multi-racial opposition Rhodesian Party led by David Butler. |
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Towards unity |
The New African assisting radical change in South Africa. |
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To the Editors |
Letters to the editor. |
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Reviews |
Book reviews. |