DEMOCRACY
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Indian Opinion Vol.58 No.1 Feb 1960 | |
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Indian Opinion Vol.58 No.2 Jan 1960 | |
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Indian Opinion Vol.58 No.3 Jan 1960 | |
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Indian Opinion Vol.58 No.6 Feb 1960 | |
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Inkatha sets out on a new path: "Democracy means freedom to choose" | |
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Intergration and disintergration in South Africa - IDASA OCCASIONAL PAPERS | |
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Isizwe |
Isizwe = The Nation, the journal published by the United Democratic Front to stimulate discussion, debate and training within their ranks, consisted of articles on topics relevant to the national democratic struggle. |
| Izwi lase Township, 1982 - 1984 |
Izwi lase Township was published by Ditshwantsho tsa Rona. It offered notes and views about current and past events. |
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Keeping an eye on the horizon | |
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Kenya at the crossroads | |
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Lessons from the Field: A Decade of Democracy |
Lessons from the Field: A Decade of Democracy was a project of the Institute for Democracy in South Africa (IDASA). supported by Ihe Ford Foundation. |
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Letter from Christian to Phyllis Naidoo |
I was very moved when I received the constitution of South Africa. It was very thoughtful of you to send it to me. If my organization contributed just a little towards establishing democracy in South Africa, I would be thankful. |
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Letter from Howard, Marge and Ginger to Phyllis Naidoo |
Letter from Howard, Marge and Ginger to Phyllis Naidoo |
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Letter from Irene and Ron to Phyllis Naidoo |
Isn't it amazing how very close you can feel - how you can absolutely love someone who you have never met?!! If only we could meet some day -- but I can't see it ever happening. It's just great, then, that we can continue to feel such complete understanding, anyway. |
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Letter from Jennifer Davis to Phyllis Naidoo |
Today it is intellectually fashionable to dismiss Africa as the continent of pestilence and ethnic conflict. A respected African American journalist even expresses gratitude that, because of slavery, he was born in America instead of Africa.
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to Ameen Akhalwaya |
I heard a little while ago that you were seriously ill. Then I saw and heard you with Cape Town bid. You were in Switzerland. Then I read in the Sowetan that you were ill again. Whatever is the matter? |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to Bev and Nandha |
It was you Nandha who said to me many moons ago when we tried to give up smoking - I HAVE RESOLVED NEVER TO RESOLVE AGAIN. When it comes to dieting, I quote you. I have a terrible appetite - orally fixated. I need to have something in my mouth. |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to Jimbo |
I did not know of Pratt or his, death sentence of 1974 and his release pending appeal now. What a travesty of justice. Can he sue for damages? Malicious prosecution ? |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to the Director of Customs and Excise. |
Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to the Director of Customs and Excise. |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to WILLIE & BETTY LESLIE |
When Betty so generously offered to pedicure {cut) Docrat's toe nails on Saturday 22/2, we found that Bones had beat us to the draw. Bones had visited Docrat (82yrs) on that Saturday morning. She offered her skills that she had acquired on her mother ' s toenails and Doc accepted. |