CONFERENCES
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Let us rally |
Call to the Conference of the All-African Convention. |
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Letter from Colin Collins to Steve Biko |
Letter from Colin Collins to Steve Biko about the conference payments. |
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Letter from I B Tabata to Reverend Z R Mahabane |
Letter from I B Tabata to Reverend Z R Mahabane regarding a strategy to organise for Anti-Coloured Affairs Department Movement and the Unity Conferences. |
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Letter from I B Tabata to Reverend Z R Mahabane |
Letter from I B Tabata to Reverend Z R Mahabane regarding the general elections, the Votes for All Assembly, and a conference for African leaders. |
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Letter from Kgalushe Koka, Secretary-General, Black Peoples Convention |
Letter of invitation from Kgalushe Koka, Secretary-General, Black Peoples Convention, to delegates of the 1st National Congress of the Black Peoples Convention, Hammanskraal, 16-17 December 1972 |
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Letter from N Z Cindi to Clemens Kapuo |
Letter from N Z Cindi, on behalf of the President, Black Peoples Convention, to Clemens Kapuo inviting him to be the guest speaker at the Annual National Congress of the Black Peoples Convention, 14-19 December 1973. |
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Letter from Nathaniel Masemola to Oliver R. Tambo |
Letter from Nathaniel Masemola to Oliver R. Tambo regarding the logistics of a proposed legal conference. |
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Letter from Neville Curtis, NUSAS, to Dear Sir |
Letter from Neville Curtis, President of NUSAS, reporting on the reason for opposition to the sale of "instruments of violence" to the Nationalist Government and various developments regarding the National Union of South African Students (NUSAS). |
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Letter from Nkwenkwe Nkomo, National Organiser of the Black Peoples Convention to Brothers and Sisters |
Letter of invitation from Nkwenkwe Nkomo, National Organiser of the Black Peoples Convention to member "Brothers and Sisters" to attend the National Congress, 13-16 December 1974 |
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Letter from Zithulele N Cindi to the South West African Peoples Organisation (SWAPO) |
A letter of invitation from Zithulele N Cindi, Black Peoples Convention, to the South West African Peoples Organisation (SWAPO) to attend the 2nd Annual Congress of the Black Peoples Convention, as observers |
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Leuens staan in weg van wit bevryding (Article written in Afrikaans) | |
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List of organisations which support and are affiliates of the Regional UDF |
List of all the organisations which supports the United Democratic Front who are also the affiliates of the regional United Democratic Front from different provinces including Natal, Transvaal and Western Cape. |
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List of Papers (International Conference on Health in Southern Africa, Maputo, Mozambique, 9-15 April, 1990) | |
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Long road to media freedom - but radio can make a difference now | |
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Low-cost removals: The continuing process: Paper presented at National Conference 1984 |
Low-cost removals: The continuing process: Paper presented at National Conference on 16 March 1984 discussing forced removals, resettlement, housing, apartheid, land ownership, tenant's rights, rentals. |
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LRA/Living Wage Conference decisions and recommendations | |
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Makgato and Batlokwa Removals: Notes to be presented to Dr Piet Koornhof, Minister of Co-operation and Development, at an Interview |
Makgato and Batlokwa Removals: Notes to be presented to Dr Piet Koornhof, Minister of Co-operation and Development, at an Interview on 22 February 1980 discussing forced removals, employment, tribalism, resettlement, housing, migrant labour, homelands. |
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Malnutrition: Fact or Fiction: Fact Paper presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1973 |
Malnutrition: Fact or Fiction: Fact Paper presented at the Black Sash National Conference on 18 October 1973, discussing: Malnutrition, migrant labour, infant mortality rates, wages, poverty. |
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Mandatory economic sanctions and the oil embargo against SA at International Conference |
Conference paper on mandatory economic sanctions and the oil embargo against SA prepared by the African National Congress of South Africa for an international Conference held in Paris on September 12-13, 1980. Note the document is barely legible. |
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Mandela tells the workers: freedom is in your hands |