AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS
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Editorial |
Editorial on Weapons of transformation and In memoriam. |
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African National Congress Conference Rally Kings Park 7 July 1991 |
A rally held by the ANC following one of the greatest political conferences held in South Africa. It was attended by representatives from 50 countries. The ANC announced its Executive mebers at this rally. |
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ANC National Conference Durban - 2 July 1991 | |
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ANC leaders speak: release rally |
A rally held by the African National Congress in October 1989 where various leaders such as Walter Sisulu, Cyril Ramaphosa and Murphy Morobe addressed the public as well as entertainment by various artists. |
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The Mandela Document |
ANC booklet containing the full text of a document presented by Nelson Mandela to P W Botha in July 1989, stating his views on the armed struggle, relations with the South African Communist Party and majority rule. |
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The search for political direction | |
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Editorial | |
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Sisulu e Kathrada: comrades in arms | |
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Looking for the Women's League? Leave a message... | |
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Read, young lion, read | |
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What kind of ANC does the SACP want? | |
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Democracy for beginners: a guide to consultative conferences | |
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ANC women: their strength in the struggle | |
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Sparg sets out ANC policy on violence | |
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Crossing the Rubicon - together | |
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Statement of the National Executive Committee of the National Executive Committee announcing the dissolution of the United Democratic Front |
Statement of the National Executive Committee of the National Executive Committee announcing the dissolution of the United Democratic Front. |
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Statement by Terror Lekota |
Statement by the United Democratic Front announcing that Comrade Nelson Mandela visit to Qwaqwa has been unilaterally cancelled by Chief Minister Mopeli and his cabinet. |
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United Democratic Front protests banning |
Press statement regarding the United Democratic Front protesting the banning and restricting of activities of their open and peaceful organisations. |
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South African women unite for a non-sexist post-apartheid South Africa | |
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ANC, SACP unbanned |