Press articles
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Committees Drift go-ahead |
Newspaper article on the government's controversial Committees Drift-Glenmore scheme to resettle Black people from Grahamstown to the Ciskei |
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Plants at Glenmore kill cattle daily |
Newspaper article about cattle belonging to residents of Glenmore township dying from poisoning caused by eating the deadly tulp plant a week after being forcibly removed from Klipfontein and Coega |
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Newsmen barred from Klipfontein |
Newspaper article on the government's ban of journalists wishing to visit Klipfontein squatter camp and Glenmore Resettlement area. |
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We want to die here say aged |
Newspaper article in which elders from Black communities express their opposition to being evicted from their homes and forced to move to Glenmore Township |
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Progressive Federal Party, Black Sash slam planned removals |
Press cutting about the Progressive Federal Party and Black Sash's condemnation of the planned removal of blacks from Kenton on Sea and Klipfontein to Glenmore. |
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Bid to stop move |
Press cutting relating to Black Sash's bid to seek a Supreme Court interdict to prevent the Plural Relations Administration Board from moving black residents from Kenton on Sea to Glenmore near COmmittees Drift. |
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Administration Board for the Cape Midlands: Tenders: Contract 9G |
Invitation for tender for the design and supply, delivery and installation of Mechanical and Electrical plant and equipment for sewage treatment plant at Glenmore, a town which was being developed for the Ciskei homeland. |
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Creating a culture of debate |
Article about political intolerance that has gripped many townships, published in Work in Progress, volume 73, March/April, 1991. |
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Transcript of interviews of the General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches, Bishop Desmond Tutu, Sunday Novermber 26, 1978 |
Transcript of the interviews of the General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches, Bishop Desmond Tutu. The interview was broadcast by SABC-TV on Sunday November 26, 1978, the interviewer was Mr. C. Saunders. |