STUDENTS
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NUSAS Press Digest, Number 1, 1969 |
A compilation of press reports and comments on events at Fort Hare University College during 1968, and an historical background of the College from 1916 to 1948. |
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Press release issued following the Mariannhill Conference held on 1-3 December 1968. |
The press release provides reasons for establishing a national student organisation (SASO) South African Students Organisation.. |
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NUSAS Press Release No. 5, 1967 |
Press release by the NUSAS President and Vice-President of the National Union of South African Students stating the opposition of the Union to the Terrorism Bill that had been tabled in the South African Houses of Parliament. |
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NUSAS Press Release No. 4, 1967 |
NUSAS press bulletin on the 1967 National Day of Affirmation of Academic and Human Freedom in South Africa. |
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NUSAS Press Digest, Number 4, 1967 |
NUSAS Press Digest, number 4, 1967. A compilation of press reports and editorial comments during July, August and September, 1967 on the banning order placed on Dr Raymond (Bill) Hoffenberg. |
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Statement made by Senator O P F Horwood in Senate on June 4, 1971 |
Statement made by Senator Owen Horwood in Senate, 4 June 1971, suggesting that university authorities should act strongly to stop the activities of the National Union of South African Students and that, if this didn't happen, university subsidies should be cut. |
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NUSAS Press Bulletin |
Press statements issued by Paul Pretorius, President of the National Union of South African Students, and Geoff Budlender on behalf of the Students Representative Council at the University of Cape Town, about the planned |
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Neither I nor Young did plan the march: says student leader |
This press statement, signed by the Chairman, relates to misunderstading regarding the organisers of a march during the visit of Andrew Young, the United States ambassador to the United Nations |
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Staement by Seth Sandila Mazibuku |
This is a press release about the death of Steve Biko and the detention of black leaders. |
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Soweto Students Representative Council: Press Statement 4th November 1976 |
A press statement confirming the stand by all students and youth of Soweto and other areas of the country that sales of any kind of liquour, including from shebeens, remain banned |
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Students Representative Council: Press release |
This press release is a statement of rejection, by the Black youth of Azania, of the concept of Bantu homelands |
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Motion: We, members of the University of Cape Town |
The members of the University of Cape Town express concern at the direction in which South African society is heading and express solidarity with people suffering from the humiliation and oppression engendered by the social system. |
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These bannings are wilful |
Biographical sketches of eight student leaders banned in February 1973. |
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Banned |
Statement calling on the public to support a petition of the Students Representative Council of the University of Cape Town, asking the United Party to explain its stand on the banning of eight persons, seven of whom were office bearers of the National Union of South African Students. |
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South African Students Organisation: SASO Policy Manifesto |
SASO Policy Manifesto |
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Students, politics, Black power, new movements and new appraisals |
A SASO pamphlet containing the historical background of the students organisation, a list of Executive members, the 1971 programme of events and a SASO message of student unity |
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June 12 Movement |
June 12th marked a historic moment in the history of Black students. |
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June 12 Movement |
June 12th marked a historic moment in the history of Black students. |
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Introduction:This is a record of some of the main events... |
An illustrated record of some of the main events that NUSUS initiated, or was involved in, during 1981 |
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Should NUSAS talk to the ANC? |
A pamphlet issued by the National Union of South African Students (NUSAS) at the start of their campaign to find out whether students supported NUSAS representatives meeting with the African National Congress (ANC). |