HISTORY
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Documents of Indentured Labour: Natal, 1851 - 1917 | |
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Doublespeak from ANC | |
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Durban Old Station complex. Progress Report on Conservation |
The City Council has received the interim report of the Sub-Committee on the Old Station Buildings and, acting on some of the recommendations, has voted funds for the restoration and conversion of the principal wings of the main station building which has been shown to be a viable..... |
| Durban Referees Association |
The Durban & District Native Football Association is established. ... |
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Editorial: The last days of Empire | |
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Education for you Servitude |
Chapter from book titled - Naught for your comfort |
| Enterprise and Exploitation in a Victorian Colony: Aspects of the Economic and Social History of Colonial Natal |
This pioneer economic and social history brings together specialized research in the form of twelve essays dealing with closely intermeshed themes: harbour and railway development, the ecology of Natal, ruthless exploitation of its human and natural resources, and the consequences of Indian immig |
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Ethnicity and the problem of national integration in Africa A bibliographical survey | |
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Exposing the myths of "white history" | |
| Farewell to Mr. R. N. Naidoo |
Football in South Africa |
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| Fiftieth anniversary of the great October Socialist Revolution | ||
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Fifty seven years of NUSAS - Have we learned our lessons? |
Critical overview of history of the National Union of South African Students in which the speaker questions the success of some of the policies and activities of the Union over the years, as well as acknowledging the many successes. |
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Focus on Eritrea/Ethiopia | |
| Football in South Africa |
African Soccer Games |
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| Football in South Africa |
Berea |
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| Football in South Africa |
Multi-national games |
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Formation of the African National Congress | |
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Forms and methods of struggle: the South African Democratic Revolution | |
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Fort Hare record |
The recent dismissal of Mr Curnick Ndamse from the staff of Fort Hare University College for "insubordination" spotlights once again the record of Fort Hare since its rape by the Verwoerd regime in 1960. |
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Forum |