AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS
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Programme of action for the ANC |
Programme of action for the ANC. Lists upcoming campaigns: Violence, Constituent Assembly, Land and Housing, Building organs of people's power, Gangsterism, Living Wage, Privatisation and Labour Issues. Looks at structure of the campaigns. |
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Problems of the Congress Movement |
A memorandum regarding the African National Congress position in the liberation struggle in South Africa with a call for the strengthening of inter-Congress co-operation at all levels |
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Problems of social behaviour in our movement |
Discussion on the questions of alcohol and drug abuse and irresponsible sexual behaviour within the organisation and how to combat these issues. |
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Problems in the organisation of the ANC | |
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Problem of the Organisational Unity in South Africa |
Annotated letter from I.B. Tabata to Nelson Mandela regarding the question of organisation of the people. |
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Problem areas within the Mass Democratic Movement |
Report from the African National Congress Political Military Committee on problems within the Mass Democratic Movement, such as factionalism, and conflicts in KTC and Pietermaritzburg. |
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Priority requirements for January 1980 - December 1980 |
List of priority requirements for Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College for the period January to December 1980. |
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Pretoria Minute |
Minutes of discussions between the South African Government and the African National Congress in Pretoria, 6 August, 1990. Re-committing themselves to the Groote Schuur Minute. Discussed violence and negotiations. |
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Press statement of the National Executive Committee of the African National Congress |
Press statement of the National Executive Committee of the African National Congress reporting on a meeting held in Lusaka, Zambia, in March 1990, regarding the situation since the release of Nelson Mandela. Calls for other political prisoners to be released. |
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Press Statement - South African Indian Congress Conference |
Conference - SAIC |
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Presidential Address to the Black Sash National Conference held at Cape Town, 1994 |
Opening Address by National President Jenny De Tolly at the Black Sash National Conference held at Cape Town on 29 July 1994, discussing: Multi-party Negotiations, new government structure, local government, democracy, constitution, ANC majority, RDP. |
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President O R Tambo: political profile on the occasion of his 70th birthday | |
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Preparing for an ANC Consultative Conference |
Comment by Jack Simons on some of the issues relating to an African National Congress Consultative Conference. Brief overview of the reason for the conference in exile. |
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Preliminary list of participants: International/Regional Organisations |
Preliminary list of participants: International/Regional Organisations at the World United Against Apartheid for a democratic South Africa Conference in Arusha, Tanzania, December 1-4, 1987. Includes Draft Declaration of the Conference. |
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Preface | |
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Post-apartheid South Africa: the macroeconomic perspectives for year one and beyond |
Article on economics in post-apartheid South Africa by Vella Pillay, prepared for an ANC seminar on Economic Policy in Harare, Zimbabwe, in April and May 1990. Covers initial macroeconomic and social changes, policy choices and issues of equality and distribution. |
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Position paper on the cultural and academic boycott |
ANC position paper on the cultural and academic boycott, adopted by the National Executive Committee in May, 1989 in Lusaka, Zambia. |
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Politics and the army |
Paper delivered by Steve Tshwete to the African National Congress Department of Political Education Workshop in Lusaka, 23-28 February, 1988. Outlines the role of Umkhonto we Sizwe. |
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Politics and the armed struggle: the revolutionary army |
Paper delivered by Ronnie Kasrils on Umkhonto we Sizwe. Outlines the army's basic positions and the consequences and tasks which flow from them. |
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Political school: a concept |
Draft concept document for an African National Congress political school. |