TOPIC 254
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Presidential report of the Transvaal tour |
Report of a tour of Transvaal Black universities and colleges |
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Permanent Organisers Department SASO Leadership Training Programmes: Black Youth Groups and Schools |
Programme and motivation for leadership training amongst Black youth Groups and schools |
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People of Azania |
A "power to the people" circular |
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Now Cape Town...Now Langa too is burning |
The circular informs University of Cape Town students of a mass meeting to be held in response to the political turmoil that had begun to affect Cape Town. The government asks for law and order in an unlawful state. The meeting calls for solidarity with all victims of apartheid violence. |
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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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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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Morris Isaacson is still what she was before |
A short poem in remembrance of an exile |
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Minutes of the 108th Ordinary Meeting of the Urban Bantu Council of Johannesburg held in the Urban Bantu Council Chamber, Jabulani, on Thursday 31 March 1977 at 2.30pm |
Minutes of the meeting |
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Message to the Black Azanians |
A "power to the people" circular |
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Luthuli dressed as Zulu chief, gets his prize: South Africa as a threat to world peace.... |
Array |
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List of grievances sent by African pupils to the Regional Director of Bantu Education in the Western Cape |
A list of grievances sent to the Regional Director of Bantu Education, later published in the Cape Times on 2 December 1976 |
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Letter from Terrence Tryon of SASO to Secretary of the Soweto Students Representative Council 1977 |
A letter of invitation to the Soweto Student's Representative Council to attend the 9th General Students Council Meeting of the South African Students Organisation in July 1977 |
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Letter from SSRC to Dear Sir |
A letter from the SSRC to Mr Joe, pressurising him to resign |
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Letter from Shun Chetty and Company to Mrs. Modiagotla |
A letter from the lawyer Shun Chetty to Mrs Modiagotla, regarding her son, Lazarus Tsankie Modiakgotla in detention. Also contains a reply letter from the Divisional Commander of the Security Branch, Johannesburg. |
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Letter from Headmaster of Rondebosch Boys' High School to all fathers of R.B.H.S. pupils |
The letter discusses security measures for the school, and includes a request for assistance from fathers to patrol the school premises, particularly during the holiday period |
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Interview with Tsietsi Mashinini |
Transcript from a radio interview, in New York City, with Tsietsi Mashinini, on the aftermath and reporting of the Soweto riots, international relations and the role of the USA in the struggle for freedom in South Africa |
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Incident at Trafalgar High School |
A teacher's account of an unprovoked attack on school children of Trafalgar High School, Cape Town by riot police from the South African Police Services. |
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How June 16 demo was planned |
This is an interview with Lebello Matapanyane, describing the events and political developments leading to the new upsurge, and explaining how the militant youth see the future shape of political struggle. |
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From the African Scholars of Cape Town: Once we return to our desks - the cause is lost! |
Recommendations from the pupils of the Cape Town Bantu schools with regard to improving the Bantu education system |
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December 16, 1976: Parents' day of pledging solidarity with the students |
Circular, issued by the Soweto Students Representative Council, calling for a commemoration on 16 December 1976, of those killed in police violence and a rededication to the national liberation struggle |