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Letter to Mr Oosthizen |
I understand from a very reliable source that during the last fortnight before the Election or in fact during the Election period, l~rr. Lawrence exercised his right as Minister of the Interior to grant.... |
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The Indian Problem |
The Indian Problem Nationalist election tactics have kindly been expounded for us by Malan himself in 1944....
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Letter to Mr Clarkson the Minister of the Interior |
Letter to Mr Clarkson the Minister of the Interior Land Tenure Advisory Board |
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Letter to Mr Oosthizen from C. H. Hills |
Apropos our recent correspondence on the question of the Party in Natal being informed and consulted with regard to steps taken, or to be taken. |
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Newspaper article regarding residential property |
No interference in economic advance. The passing of the residential property regulation draft ordinance must obviously be equally to the advantage of the Indians as to the Europeans.... |
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Urgent appeal addressed to each member of the Provincial Council on the subject of the proposed occupation control ordinance 1944 |
Urgent appeal addressed to each member of the Provincial Council on the subject of the proposed occupation control ordinance 1944 |
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Mr A. I. Kajee's speech at the Bar of the Natal Provincial |
Mr A. I. Kajee's speech at the Bar of the Natal Provincial |
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MODERATES IN OUR MIDST |
This is a question that is often being asked now a days. As no one seems to be able to solve this riddle to the satisfaction of all and sundry we, in this paper attempt to give an answer to not only the question as to who they are but also what they are. |
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Government Gazette |
Government Gazette Vol CXLIV NO. 3671 |
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A.S.C. Programme of demands for the Indian People |
A.S.C. Programme of demands for the Indian People |
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The Indian people should oppose the proposed Licensing Board |
Anti-Segregation Council The Indian people should oppose the proposed Licensing Board |
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The Indian people betrayed certain Indian leaders agree to segregation |
The Indian people betrayed certain Indian leaders agree to segregation A Catalogue of the Carter-Karis collection: Microfilm : Reel 15. No. 252 : EAI : 84/1 Anti- Segregation : UNISA Council |
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Supplement to the treatment of Indians in South Africa recent developments |
Supplement to the treatment of Indians in South Africa recent developments. The following statements brings the position regarding treatment of Indians in South Africa and the denial of fundamental freedom and human rights to non-European peoples up to date |
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Telegram of good wishes for meeting |
Many thanks for your letter of the 17th February conveying apologies for non-attendance at our meeting on the 19th..... |
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Interim Report of Commission of Enquiry into matters affecting the Indian population of the Province of Natal |
Interim Report of Commission of Enquiry into matters affecting the Indian population of the Province of Natal. |
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Economic sanctions against South Africa their need and feasibility |
A Catalogue of the Carter Karis Collection Micro Film Reel 22A No 2: E54:45/7 Economic sanctions against South Africa their need and feasibility |
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South Africa and the Indians |
WHEN the King was in Natal the Indians were second to none in welcoming him. Their actions, however, cast a new light on the events which took place before the United Nations last winter. |
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The Indian's Turn |
An analysis of the present racial conflict in Natal..... |
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The Indian in South Africa. Facts and Figures |
The Indian in South Africa. Facts and Figures |
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A note on the Indo-European situation in Natal |
It is perhaps as well for us to remind ourselves sometimes that South Africa has no mono~oly of problems. The spotlight of world opinion has recently picked out the Natal Indians from among the vast crowd of principals and supers on the world stage, as set at UN. |