ELECTIONS
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Schools - action against the elections | |
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SAIC Emergency conference - 6th session held at Durban 6th and 7th December 1926 |
South African Indian Council Conference papers |
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SAIC Elections - 4th November 1981 |
South African Indian Council |
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SAIC and NIC Elections |
Press cuttings on the Elections |
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SAIC - participation or boycott | |
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SACP contribution towards an election manifesto |
South African Communist Party (SACP) draft discussion document on the election manifesto. Contextualises the elections for a Constituent Assembly, discusses what the election manifesto should encompass and outlines outstanding strategic issues. |
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SA learns how it`s done from election experts | |
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Rider and horse in Northern Rhodesia | |
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Requiescat | |
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Repression monitoring portfolio report for the Regional council and Advice Office Committee: Report Presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1994 |
Repression Monitoring Portfolio Report: Report Presented at the Black Sash National Conference on 30 July 1994 discussing regional monitoring of elections, monitoring mobile ID units, distribution of voting booklet, involvement with other election observing groups, the way ahead, voter education. |
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Report of the N.I.C. Passive resistance campaign in Natal |
N.I.C. documents |
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Report of a meeting with Prof. Willem Kleynhans |
Handwritten report of a meeting between representatives of the African National Congress and Professor Willem Kleynhans of the University of South Africa to discuss the professor's concern about the ANC's lack of organisational skills for the process of elections and for becoming a fully fledged |
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Reply of the NIC to the Prime ministers note of 30 November 1944 |
Correspondence |
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Regse prentjie nie so duister nie? | |
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Reconstruction begins |
Zambian elections. |
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Reality | |
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Racialism in non-racial elections! | |
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Quizzing the candidates | |
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Presidents tour of Natal Midlands | |
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Poll watchers hail from near and far |