MASSACRE
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International day |
Editorial on the anniversary of Sharpeville. |
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Editorial |
Editorial. |
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Two years after Sharpeville |
March 21st 1962, second anniversary of Sharpeville. |
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The New African: Volume 1, Number 5, May 1962 | |
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The River Line |
Those who predicted in 1960 that Sharpeville and Langa heralded the entry of South Africa into a permanent state of emergency were wrong, but only just. Since then, the country has lived in a continuous state of anticipated emergency. |
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Threshold of a new South Africa | |
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Yesterday, today and tomorrow | |
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Stronger than ever in Uitenhage | |
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The commune of Bulhoek | |
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Death in Boipatong | |
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To the reader | |
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The Riots in Urban African Areas | |
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Reports made to the police concerning the demonstrations and/or matters associated therewith: 16 th June 1976 |
A list of reported crimes that occured in and around Soweto on the 16th June 1976 |
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Popularising the Past | |
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Such Tragedies are Inevitable Outcome of Verwoerd's Crazy Vision | |
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In the Years Between Sharpeville and Bisho Many Have Died | |
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Beyond the Bodycount | |
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Mayibuye, mayibuye, mayibuye |
Pamphlet commemorating Sharpeville massacre |
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Massacre of jobs continues: diamond industry to cut total workforce by almost half | |
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The birth of the Black Consciousness Movement in South Africa |
This article which was published in WSCF Journal, Volume 1 No 2, 1979, pages 26-31, traces the birth and development of the Black Consciousness Movement to the banning of all Black Consciousness Movement organisations in 1977. |