SPEECHES
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Transcript of speech by I B Tabata |
Partially edited transcript of a speech given by I B Tabata at a meeting in London. About the plans of imperialism and a call for action. |
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Opening address to the 56th NUSAS Congress |
Opening address at the 56th Annual Congress of the National Union of South African Students, Durban, November 1978. Refers, inter alia, to challenges faced by the National Union, its programme of Africanisation, and to the banning of Laura Levetan. |
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Presidential address to the 8th GCS |
The Presidential Address to the 8th General Council meeting of the South African Students' Organisation, 4-9 July 1976 |
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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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Presidential Address presented at the Black Sash National Conference at Johannesburg, 1977 |
Opening Address by the Black Sash National President Sheena Duncan at National Conference held at Johannesburg on 14 March 1977, discussing: Majority Rule, free enterprise, racial equality, communist threat, Judeo-Christian government, terrorism, segregation. |
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Black Consciousness Movement of South Africa: speech given to the assembly of the IUEF, held in Geneva, 22 November 1975 |
The address outlines the role of the Black Conciousness Movement in the 1976 Soweto uprising and emphasises the need for action for liberation. |
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Speech made by Mrs Winnie Mandela to mark the creation of the Black Parents' Association |
Immediately following the "childrens revolt" in Soweto in June 1976 and the massacre and repression with which the apartheid regime encountered it, Mrs Winnie Mandela made an impassioned plea at a meeting of Soweto residents calling for Black pride and unity. |
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Views of Black Christians on South Africa's present and future |
Address delivered by Sam Buti, General Secretary of a Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk in Africa (NGKA) to a Conference organised by the Lutheran and NGKA congregations in Soweto in cooperation with the Christian Academy in South Africa |
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President's address to the 53rd Congress [of the National Union of South African Students] |
President's address to the 53rd Congress of the National Union of South African Students, University of Cape Town, 30 January - 4 February 1976. |
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Black Peoples Convention: National Congress Address by the President, Mr T S Farisani |
Black Peoples Convention: National Congress Address by the President, Mr T S Farisani. The address discusses issues such as social welfare, industry, trade and commerce in a future free Azania. Includes a poem on committment. |
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President's opening address to the 56th NUSAS Congress |
Opening address at the 56th Annual Congress of the National Union of South African Students, Durban, November 1978. |
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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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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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Communists in National Liberation Movements: a talk dedicated to the life and work of Ruth First |
Typescript of a speech delivered by Jack Simons on Communists in National Liberation Movements. |
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Lessons from 1976 |
Speech presented at the NUSAS July Festival, University of Cape Town |
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Lessons from 1976 |
Speech presented at the NUSAS July Festival, University of Cape Town |
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Beyond reform: the challenge of change - NUSAS July festival speeches |
Speeches presented at the NUSAS July festival held at the University of Cape Town which include speeches about State strategy regarding constitutional proposals, Bantustans, educational struggle, community organisation and worker organisation. |
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Opening Address presented to the Black Sash National Conference held at Cape Town, 1983 |
Opening Address by National President Sheena Duncan at National Conference held at Cape Town on 10 March 1983, discussing: Total Strategy, reform, Black Vote, minority rule, women's rights, civil liberties. |
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Address to the National Conference of the Black Sash held at Cape Town, 1983 |
Address to the National Conference of the Black Sash by Allan Boesak on the 10 March 1983, discussing: Apartheid, theology, total onslaught, police action, South African Council of Churches, Pass Laws, prisons, detentions. |
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1982: Year of international mobilisation for sanctions against South Africa |
Address by the African National Congress to the United Nations General Assembly regarding sanctions against South Africa. |