Circulars
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Azikhwelwa: Monday 1st - 5th November, l976 |
Circular, issued by the Soweto Students Representative Council, calling for further worker and consumer boycott |
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Soweto Students Representative Council: To all fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, friends and workers, in all cities, towns and villages in the Republic of South Africa. |
Circular, issued by Soweto Students Reprsentative Council, calling on residents of Black townships to boycott Christmas shopping and shebeens as a show of solidarity with those killed by police violence during the liberation struggle |
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Azikhwelwa, to all Form 3 Students |
Circular, issued by Soweto Students Representative Council, in English and Sotho, asks students to return to school to write their examination and calls for continued community support for national liberation |
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Soweto Student Representative Council: Black people let us unite |
Circular calling for unity amongst the Black people in their struggle for national liberation |
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To town, to Eloff, to that exclusive White paradise |
Circular urging the people of Johannesburg and surrounding areas to demonstrate against government oppression |
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Azikwelwa E Thembisa |
Circular urges parents to unite with students in stayaways planned to oppose state oppression |
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Vukani zizwe |
Handwritten circular in Xhosa, with English translation, distributed in the Port Elizabeth area calling for a strike. |
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Azikhwelwa: Parents co-operate with us! |
Circular, issued by the Soweto Students' Representative Council, calling for a boycott and stayaway by parents and workers from the 13-15 September 1976 in sympathy with those killed or detained by the police. Issued in English, Zulu and Sotho. |
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To all residents of Soweto, hostels, Reef and Pretoria, we say: remember you are all Blacks |
The circular issued by the Soweto Students' Representative Council, in English, Zulu and a translation into Afrikaans, is an appeal to all residents of Soweto and surrounding areas to stop fighting amongst themselves and guard against the tactics of the government which cause division amongst Bl |
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Soweto Students Representative Council: Pledge solidarity with students |
Circular issued by the SSRC calling for increased solidarity with Black students in South Africa in the struggle for freedom |
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An open letter to members of the UMSA who have received copies of Carl's polemic |
Open letter from Wycliffe Tsotsi to members of the Unity Movement, regarding Scrape Ntshona's suspension from the movement and accusations levelled against the movement by Carl Brecker. |
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Political trials begin |
Statement by the Unity Movement on political trials of members of the Unity Movement that had been arrested. |
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Letter from Neville Curtis, President, NUSAS, to SRC Presidents and National Executive |
General circular letter from the President of the National Union of Students, Neville Curtis, quoting from a letter from C.D.T. |
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Circular from Oliver Schreiner, Deputy Vice-President, NUSAS, to University Principals and others |
General circular from the Deputy Vice-President of the National Union of South African Students. The circular discusses the structure of the National Union and the relation between it and the Students Representative Councils and its branches. |
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A brief history of student action in South Africa, plus a brief history of English/ Afrikaans /non-white student relations |
Brief history of student action in South Africa from 1916 to 1971 and brief history of relationships between English, Afrikaans and Black students from 1924 to 1971. |
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The Black Man in South Africa |
Notice of a public lecture to be given by I B Tabata at the University of California, San Diego, entitled The Black Man in South Africa. |
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Circular from Neville Curtis, President, NUSAS, to SRC Presidents and others |
General circular from the President of the National Union of South African Students containing the text of the Commission appointed by the South African Students Organisation to prepare a critique on NUSAS in terms of its usefulness and to consider if there was a necessity for change. |
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Revolutionary struggle in South Africa |
Announcement of a public meeting to take place in London, about the revolutionary struggle in South Africa. |
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Letter from Neville Curtis, President, NUSAS, to University Principals and others |
General circular letter from the President and Vice-President of the National Union of South African Students discussing the structure of the Union and the relationship between the Union and the Students' Representative Councils. |
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Statement of demand |
A statement of demands by students attending the Thomas Mofolo Secondary School that includes a rejection of Afrikaans as a medium of instruction and the re-instatement of expelled students. |