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Work In Progress No 52 | |
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Work in progress 62-63 Paths to power |
The political map of Southern Africa is being radically redrawn. The most vivid examples of this are the preindependence elections in..... |
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Vision. The Paper for Change - Vol 8 No.11/12 |
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Various press cuttings during 1980 | |
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Tri Cameral Parliamentary elections 1994 cuttings | |
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Display of Political Activist |
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| Phyllis Naidoo at the A K M Docrat lecture |
Phyllis Naidoo delivering a talk at the Mr A.K. M Docrat Lecture 2003 at the University of Durban-Westville |
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Phyllis article about Bob |
Perhaps one should begin at the beginning. I cannot really say when it began - or how he came into our lives. Lets call him Bob. He soon ate lunch with us regularly. When we visited family in Verulam he was with us. |
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Other political parties press Cuttings | |
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Newspaper articles on SA Provincial government | |
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New Constitution early days 1979 |
Newspaper, Miscellaneous, 1979. |
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Memorandum on the Nature and effects of Racial Discrimination in South Africa |
Memorandum submitted to the United Nations Commission |
| Jonathan Paton with children Anth and Nic |
Black and white print 9 x 9cm |
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Interview with Yunus Mahomed, conducted by J Seekings | |
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Interview with Mohamed Chota Motala, conducted by Ruth Lundie | |
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Interview with Khetso Gordhan, conducted by J Seekings | |
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Indians in Liberation struggle in South Africa | |
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Indian Opinion No. 27-30 Vol. 39 Friday, 4th - 25th July 1941 |
Indian Opinion No. 27-30 Vol. 39 Friday, 4th - 25th July 1941 |
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Hands of Moe Shaik. Hands of UDW | |
| Gopalall Hurbans |
Gopallal Hurbans was a sugar cane farmer and vice-president of the Natal Indian Congress. He was also the chairman of the Natal Vigilance Committee which protested against the Group Areas Act. |