CONSTITUTIONS
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Indian Opinion Vol.53 No.34 Aug 1954 | |
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Indian Opinion Vol.50 No.16 Apr 1952 | |
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Independent Namibia: Some Early Observations | |
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How far is PW Botha prepared to go: constitutional development | |
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Guidelines for constitutional change in South Africa |
Document outlining the basic elements of constitutional change in South Africa, disclosed by Prime Minister P W Botha on 31st July, 1982. Includes diagram of Central Government structure. |
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General administration of the Black Peoples Convention |
General administration of the Black Peoples Convention document that includes the Constitution and general administrative guidelines |
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FW's Convoluted Constitution is Doomed | |
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From Slogans to Substance | |
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Foundations of government in a democratic South Africa |
Paper listing the objectives of a new constitution and its principles. |
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Forward with the Freedom Charter | |
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Fighting out of darkness or moving gradually towards the light? presidential Address to the Black Sash National Conference held at Grahamstown, 1990 |
Opening Address by National President Mary Burton at the Black Sash National Conference held at Grahamstown on 2 March 1990, discussing: Release of Mandela, FW De Klerk and reform, end of Apartheid, ANC, Bill of Rights, Constitution. |
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Exiles face hurdles, bring hope | |
| Education for (women`s) liberation | ||
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Editorial: We've got to get rid of the Nats! | |
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Editorial: The Referendum | |
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Editorial: Constitutions for Stability | |
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Editorial: Bill of Rights | |
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Editorial comment: UDF - an invaluable weapon | |
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Editorial | |
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Draft reply to commission of enquiry request for oral evidence |
Explanation of the Constitutional nature of the National Union of South African Students, National Student Assembly, the financing and administration of NUSAS, publications of NUSAS and the history of relations with international student bodies. |