STUDENTS
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NUSAS Circular to SRC Presidents, Chairmen, Local Committees, Student Editors and SANSPA and Executive of NUSAS |
Circular from John Daniel, Vice-President of NUSAS, to SRC Presidents, Chairmen, Local Committees, Student Editors and SANSPA and Executive of NUSAS, regarding the banning of the NUSAS President, Ian Robertson. Includes full text of the banning orders. |
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Circular from John Daniels, SRC Vice-President |
Circular from John Daniels, Vice-President of NUSAS, to SRC Presidents, NUSAS Executive, Local Committee Chairmen, Honorary Officers, Advisory Board, Overseas Representatives, International Student Organisations, National Unions of Students, regarding the NUSAS Deputation to the Minister of Justi |
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Circular from John Daniel, Vice-President of NUSAS, to Overseas Representatives and Executive |
Circular from John Daniel, Vice-President of NUSAS, to Overseas Representatives and Executive regarding recent developments in the student world. |
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Letter from John Daniel, President, to SRC Presidents and others |
General circular letter from John Daniel, President of NUSAS, suggesting ways of commemorating the 20th anniversary of the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. |
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Letter from Duncan Innes, President, to SRC Presidents and others |
General circular letter from Duncan Innes, President of the National Union of South African Students, with a report giving information on the National Union, its aims and objectives and its work. A brief history of the National Union is included. |
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Letter from Duncan Innes, President, NUSAS, to SRC Presidents and National Executive |
Circular letter from the President of the National Union of South African Students, Duncan Innes, reporting on a meeting between a delegation from NUSAS and the Minister of Police and the Interior. |
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Suggested Agenda for SASO-NUSAS Executive Meeting. |
Agenda for a meeting |
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Circular from Barney Pityana to SRC Presidents and other organisations |
The circular outlines the historical background of the formation of the South African Students Organisation (SASO) as well as the aims and structure of the organisation. |
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University of Zululand is not a prison | |
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Ongoye University incident orchestrated | |
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Tragedy of Ngoye University | |
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Challenge to the churches: report of a consultation on the church and the liberation of Southern Africa, held at Mindolo, Kitwe, Zambia |
Report of a consultation held at Mindolo, Zambia on November 25-30 1979, to discuss the role of the church in the struggle for liberation and includes papers on the prevailing situation in South Africa, the independence of the Transkei, Namibia,the role of students and the role of the Black Consc |
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The meaning of Black Consciousness in the struggle for liberation |
The meaning and definition of Black Consciousness in South Africa is discussed as well as the challenge of developing community projects. The formation of SASO (South African Students Organisation) and the impact of Black Consciousness on politics in South Africa are also discussed. |
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School boycott - Western Cape | |
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Oppressed students - unity/militancy | |
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Draft for discussion: Christmas against the emergency |
Pamphlet regarding Christmas against the emergency. Over 40 000 people were detained and some nearly killed by apartheid forces and thousands of students were locked out of schools. Therefore UDF calls on all people affected to strike. |
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A Democrat among the Republicans |
Article about Robert Kennedy's visit to South Africa and the anticipated consequences of his visit |
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Black Power - Students Forced to Leave Meeting - SASO and other affairs |
Four students of UND walked outh of a student body meeting at Alan Taylor residence last Thursday. The meeting began with antagonism towards four White students present, during the discussion queries were made about "foreigner" or "intruders" at the meeting. |
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Civil rights and the university |
An article on civil rights by Geoff Budlender, SRC President at the University of Cape Town, South Africa |
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June 12 Movement |
June 12th marked a historic moment in the history of Black students. The University of the Western Cape acting together with the Department of Coloured Affairs expelled students of the University of the Western Cape for protesting against "education for subjugation". |