ARMED STRUGGLE
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Letter from Ray to Phyllis and Sukhthi Naidoo |
Greeting from Puerto Rico. |
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UNITA and Angola's struggle for independence |
Facts of the Rhodesian situation before Commonwealth leaders. |
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Zimbabwe is not negotiable |
The whole concept of selective mandatory sanctions is based on a faulty hypothesis - that Rhodesia's political structure will collapse with the application of pressures on the economy. |
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African unity's hardest test |
The Arab-African clash in the Sudan. |
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Comment: Malcom X |
Violent and non-violent struggle. |
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Courts | |
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Poems by Leonard Koza | |
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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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Sisulu e Kathrada: comrades in arms | |
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Book reviews: coming to terms with the past | |
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Sparg sets out ANC policy on violence | |
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Political conflict | |
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Courts | |
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Address at the opening of the ANC Conference at Arusha, 1 December 1987 |
Address by Mwalimu Julius K. Nyerere of Chama Cha Mapinduzi, at the opening of the African National Congress (ANC) Conference in Arusha, 1 December 1987. Covers the struggle in South Africa, international support, abolition of the National Party, and the armed struggle. |
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Has the time come for arming the masses? |
Notes delivered by Joe Nhlanhla at a regional Youth seminar on the call to arm the masses. Asks whether this call is realistic or emotional. |
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Gumbi sentenced to five years under Terrorism Act | |
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Draft resolution on strategy and tactics |
African National Congress draft resolution on strategy and tactics, agreed at the ANC National Conference in Durban, 2-6 July, 1991. |
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Statement of the National Executive Committee of the African National Congress |
Statement of the National Executive Committee of the African National Congress, reporting back on a meeting held in Lusaka, Zambia, in February 1990 regarding F W de Klerk's speech of 2nd February 1990. |
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Statement |
Statement by Alfred Nzo, Secretary General of the ANC National Executive Committee, on the current situation in South Africa. |
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Statement of the National Executive Committee of the African National Congress |
Statement by the National Executive Committee of the ANC on the situation in South Africa and the conduct of armed struggle in South Africa in the past six months. Concern expressed over the spate of attacks on civilians. |