MEDIA
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Inkululeko means freedom |
The New African was banned in South Africa in June 1965. |
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Interview with Tsietsi Mashinini |
Transcript from a radio interview, in New York City, with Tsietsi Mashinini, on the aftermath and reporting of the Soweto riots, international relations and the role of the USA in the struggle for freedom in South Africa |
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Ivy Matsepe-Casaburi | |
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Koos and SACP pitch for media freedom | |
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Letter from Mair to Phyllis Naidoo |
Letter from Mair to Phyllis Naidoo |
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Letter from Mair to Phyllis Naidoo. |
Letter from Mair to Phyllis Naidoo. |
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Letter from Mair to Phyllis Naidoo. |
Letter from Mair to Phyllis Naidoo. |
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Letter from Mike and Marianne to Phyllis Naidoo |
Letter from Mike and Marianne to Phyllis Naidoo |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to Herbert |
So much water was flowed under the bridge since we last met in my flat in Durban - You a student at the Medical School. |
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Letter from Raymond Suttner to whom it may concern |
Letter from Raymond Suttner, Head of the ANC Political Education Department, regarding the making of a video series on the history of the ANC. Includes guidelines to facilitators for interviews and a synopsis of the video series. |
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Letter from Reverend Donald Nester to Phyllis Naidoo |
I have been wanting to get in touch with you for some time, but the avenues I tried didn’t work. |
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Letters | |
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Long road to media freedom - but radio can make a difference now | |
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Mayibuye - April 1992 | |
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Mayibuye - July 1992 | |
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Media workers on power and participation in real decision making at work | |
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Media: A mirror on the world or the market? | |
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Memorandum aan alle lede van die Staatsveiligheidsraad: Onlussituasie - voorgestelde terminologiese riglyne vir amptelike segsmanne |
Memorandum to all members of the State Security Council, from Louis Nel, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, regarding guidelines for the use of terminology for official communication. |
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Music and censorship in South Africa |