SPEECHES
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Speech of the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania at the Euro-Arab Youth Conference (Tripoli-Libya) May 14-19, 1973 | |
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Speech on my 75th birthday at N's home |
Speech by Jane Gool on her 75th birthday, celebrated in Zambia. |
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Speech opening 47th Annual NUSAS Congress |
Opening speech at the 47th Annual Congress of the National Union of South African Students, University of Natal, Durban, July 1971. He discusses the experience of being Black in South Africa and his hopes for a better South Africa. |
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Speech to ASP Conference In Pietermaritzburg | |
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Speeches and sundry essays | |
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Statement of the Deputy President of the African National Congress, Nelson Mandela, at the Opening of the ANC National Conference |
Nelson Mandela's address to the opening of the African National Congress (ANC) National Conference, 2-7 July, 1991 in which he stated that the ANC must lead the process of democratic transformation and the Conference will enable ANC to formulate strategies to do this. |
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Statement of the National Executive Committee on the occasion of the 79th anniversary of the African National Congress, January 8, 1991 |
Speech made by Deputy ANC President, Nelson Mandela, on the occasion of the organisation's 79th anniversary. Includes an introductory statement by Oliver Tambo. |
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Statement of the President of the African National Congress of South Africa |
Statement of the President of the African National Congress of South Africa, Oliver R Tambo, at the International Conference in support of liberation movements and solidarity with frontline states, Lusaka, Zambia, 10-13 April 1979. |
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Statement of the United Democratic Front in response to President De Klerk's opening of parliament speech on February 1st 1991 |
Statement of the United Democratic Front in response to President De Klerk's opening of parliament speech on February 1st 1991 |
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Steve Biko: after ten years |
Barney Pityana, a close friend and colleague of Steve Biko, was invited to preach this sermon at Notting Hill Methodist Church, London, on the 10th anniversary of Steve Biko's death. |
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Straighten up your shoulders! |
Speech to marchers gathered in St George's Cathedral in Cape Town, September 2, 1989, where about 170 women protested against death sentences and detention. |
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Strategic priorities for building the African National Congress |
Speech delivered by Popo Molefe at the African National Congress Organizing Committee National Workshop 6 - 9 November 1990. The paper discusses strategic priorities for building the African National Congress |
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Strategies of operation |
An address to Black school students encouraging them, as members of the South African Students Movement, to oppose apartheid policies. |
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Talk by Sisulu salutes nation | |
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The Abuse of Power | |
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The Black Sash National Conference presidential Address held at Cape Town, 1979 |
Opening Address by National President Joyce Harris at National Conference held at Cape Town on 12 March 1979, discussing: Apartheid, Pass Laws, Migrant Labour System, housing, forced removals, hostels, homelands. |
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The Black Sash National Conference presidential Address held at Cape Town, 1991 |
Opening Address by National President Mary Burton at the Black Sash National Conference held at Cape Town on 1 March 1991, discussing: Reconstruction, dismantling Apartheid, violence, making of a constitution, Bill of Rights, access to land. |
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The Black Sash National Conference presidential Address held at Durban, 1978 |
Opening Address by National President Sheena Duncan at the Black Sash National Conference held at Durban on 13 Mar 1978, discussing: Apartheid, Pass offenders, prisons, housing, unemployment, forced removals, independence of Bophuthatswana, Steve Biko, detention without trial. |
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The Chairman and Comrades ANC SA Consultative Conference ... |
Address by leader of the South African Congress of Trade Unions to the African National Congress Conference in Morogoro, Tanzania. Speaks about the virtual collapse of the trade union movement. |
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The Chief M.G. Buthelezi tabulates problems in the factories |
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