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Letter from a friend to Phyllis Naidoo |
I haven’t written to you for such a long time. I am very sorry. |
Daily workers demonstrate in support of striking staff from Bakers |
The Durban strikes of 1958, and the subsequent formation of new trade unions, were instrumental in causing the first seams of apartheid to break apart. |
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1973 Durban Strikes |
The Durban strikes of 1973, and the subsequent formation of new trade unions, were instrumental in causing the first seams of apartheid to break apart. |
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1973 Durban Strikes |
The Durban strikes of 1973, and the subsequent formation of new trade unions, were instrumental in causing the first seams of apartheid to break apart. |
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1973 Durban Strikes |
The Durban strikes of 1973, and the subsequent formation of new trade unions, were instrumental in causing the first seams of apartheid to break apart. |
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1973 Durban Strikes |
The Durban strikes of 1973, and the subsequent formation of new trade unions, were instrumental in causing the first seams of apartheid to break apart. |
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1973 Durban Strikes |
The Durban strikes of 1973, and the subsequent formation of new trade unions, were instrumental in causing the first seams of apartheid to break apart. |
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1973 Durban Strikes |
The Durban strikes of 1973, and the subsequent formation of new trade unions, were instrumental in causing the first seams of apartheid to break apart. |
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1973 Durban Strikes |
The Durban strikes of 1973, and the subsequent formation of new trade unions, were instrumental in causing the first seams of apartheid to break apart. |
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1973 Durban Strikes |
The Durban strikes of 1973, and the subsequent formation of new trade unions, were instrumental in causing the first seams of apartheid to break apart. |
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Civil Rights News Letter, Vol. XXI No.2 Issued 27 February 1974 | |
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Interview with Simangaliso Mkhatshwa, conducted by George Mukuka | |
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Interview with Buti Tlhagale, conducted by George Mukuka | |
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Interview with Lebamang J Sebidi, conducted by George Mukuka | |
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Letter from Carolyn M Long to Phyllis Naidoo |
Within the past year the newspapers and other media have given increasing attention to the extreme injustices inflicted upon the non-white population of the Republic of South Africa, by means of the "apartheid” system imposed on the 22 million black, coloured and Asian peoples of that country by |
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Letter from Wale Ogunyemi to Bernth Lindfors | |
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Black History Makers | |
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Letter from G J van Zyl to Alan Paton | |
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Arts and Africa: BBC African Service, no. 342 | |
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Notes on Makiwane |