AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS
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ANC and its Alliance with the SACP | |
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It's Time to Do a Deal | |
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Editorial: Talking to Maputo | |
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Some Notes on Selby Msimang and the Founding of the ANC | |
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The A.N.C Resurgence 1976-1981 | |
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Editorial: Pre-Emptive Strikes | |
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Make Peace | |
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Editorial: Disquieting Secrecy | |
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Danger Point | |
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From Slogans to Substance | |
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South Africa After Mandela | |
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Letters to the Editor | |
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Draft regional political programme |
Draft regional political programme for Lusaka. |
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Conference Programme: Five Freedoms Forum and African National Congress - The role of Whites in a changing society, June 29 - July 2, 1980, |
Conference Programme of the Five Freedoms Forum and African National Congress: The role of whites in a changing society, June 29-July 2. |
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South Africa - towards a post-apartheid economy: a Consultative Seminar, Holiday Inn, Harare, 28 April - 1 May 1990 |
Programme of seminar organised by the ANC Department of Economics and Planning, Congress of South African Trade Unions and the Economic Trends Group in Harare, 28 April to 1 May 1990. Includes list of participants and papers to be presented. |
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University of the Western Cape, Special Graduation Ceremony, 25 October 1991 |
Programme for Oliver Tambo's honorary degree ceremony at the University of the Western Cape, 15 October 1991. Includes the words of the South African national anthem |
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Memorial Service for Oliver Tambo: Order of service |
Order of service for Oliver Tambo's memorial service. |
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To the working men and women of the world |
ANC message to workers of the world on the organisation's 70th Anniversary, requesting support. |
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Paris sanctions conference hears African National Congress of South Africa |
ANC press release regarding a statement by Oliver R Tambo, ANC President, to the International Conference on sanctions against South Africa. States that sanctions should not be seen as a way of reforming apartheid, but rather as a weapon against the apartheid government. |
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Statement of the African National Congress of South Africa on the occasion of the 26th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union |
Edited statement of the African National Congress of South Africa on the occasion of the 26th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. |