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Contributions to the Dictionary of Literary Biography on 20th Century Black African writers
Letter from a friend in Bedford, England to Phyllis Naidoo

 Letter from a friend in Bedford, England to Phyllis Naidoo

Contributions to the Dictionary of Literary Biography on 20th Century Black African writers
Contributions to the Dictionary of Literary Biography on 20th Century Black African writers
Contributions to the Dictionary of Literary Biography on 20th Century Black African writers
Contributions to the Dictionary of Literary Biography on 20th Century Black African writers
Contributions to the Dictionary of Literary Biography on 20th Century Black African writers
Contributions to the Dictionary of Literary Biography on 20th Century Black African writers
Contributions to the Dictionary of Literary Biography on 20th Century Black African writers
'Babu' King notes
Letters from Miss M John to Phyllis Naidoo

 Letters from Miss M John to Phyllis Naidoo

Letter from Elizabeth in Johannesburg to Phyllis Naidoo

 Letter from Elizabeth in Johannesburg to Phyllis Naidoo

The search for a cultural identity A personal odyssey 1993

The topic of this article sums up the direction which my personal exploration into theatre has taken. Even though I come from a very small community, the so-called lndian community in South Africa, the background that this community has provided is rich and diverse.....

Polit File
Native Bills 1936
Christianity can save us
Extracts from Babu's Letters
The King Letters Chapter IX
The formative value of drama presentations on selected student teachers

The purpose of this dissertation is to investigate the perceptions of the students with regard to their participation in this component of their training. To examine some of the findings in terms of selected aspects of educational drama/theatre and teacher behaviour.

The changing face of Theatre in the Indian community of Durban : an overview from the 1910’s to 1985

What I propose to do in this essay is to succintly focus on the changing face of theatre in the Indian Community in Durban. The essay will look at the role of the Sabha and its attempts to propagate and preserve Hindu culture and therefore its influence on Indian theatre.

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