South Africa
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Arts and Africa - BBC African Sevice, London |
This programme looks at the big annual London Film Festival that just came to an end. Another event noticeable is the British Airways Poetry Prize with its African prizewinners. Kobena Eyi Acquah from Ghana was the winner of the Africa Area Award for his collection of poems, "The Man Who Died". |
| Africans Protest, 1952 Johannesburg. |
Africans Protest, Johannesburg, 1952. |
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| Africans Protest, 1952 Johannesburg. |
Africans Protest, Johannesburg, 1952. |
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| Africans Protest, 1952 Johannesburg. |
Africans Protest, Johannesburg, 1952. |
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Arts and Africa - BBC African Sevice, London |
Jenny Zobel attended the annual international music festival taking place in the Cuban capital of Havana. Has been there to listen to the music and to talk to the musicians.
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| Premier Malan |
Premier Malan, Pro Boer and Anti British. |
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| Sailor Malan |
Sailor Malan |
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| Springbok among the Torchmen. |
Springbok among the Torchmen. |
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| Torch Commando |
Torch Commando member. |
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Arts and Africa - BBC African Sevice, London |
Thi programme is opened by Werema Masinga Chacha, a musician from Tanzania. David Kitaruru, a friend of the musician is telling Paula Park about this unusual form of music. |
| Commemoration of Dick King's Famous Ride. |
Commemoration of Dick King's Famous Ride. |
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| Brig. A. Coy |
Brig. A. Coy. |
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| Durban |
Durban, KwaZulu Natal. |
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| Detective- Sergeant Duncan Sandford |
Detective- Sergeant Duncan Sandford. |
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Arts and Africa - BBC African Sevice, London |
Today's programme starts on musical note, singing so smoothly and in French. |
| Det- Sergeant Frank Palmer |
Det- Sergeant Frank Palmer |
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| Miss Hansi Pollak |
Miss Hansi Pollack of the Torch Commando. |
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Indira Gandhi Memorial Trust Conference on "The Challen g es of the Twent y- first Centur y " Sub : Economic Organisation, Entrepreneurship and State Mediation |
Indira Gandhi memorial conference - New Dehli 1991
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Gandhi's South African Days - Sathyagraha and the Tolstoy Farm |
Indian an Foreign Review, Vol. 18. No. 6. 1 - 14 January 1981, Article included Gandhi's South African Days - Sathyagraha and the Tolstoy Farm by Sund
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Indian and foreign review 30 Sep 1984. - vol.21 no.23 |
Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated two comments, made by Jawaharlal Nehru and Bertrand Russell, almost summed up the man and his philosophy. Nehru said that with his death........ |