Conference Papers
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Natal Consultative Conference |
Natal Consultative Conference held on the 4th of August 1990 where H Gwala made the following statement: revolution made and lost - if at a critical stage we fail to make correct decisions. |
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African National Congress Consultative Conference: Speeches and Resolutions |
Speeches and resolutions from the African National Congress Consultative Conference in Johannesburg, December 14-16, 1990. |
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Political perspective: Presented at the National Consultative Conference held on 10 May 1991 |
Paper on political perspectives presented at the National Consultative Conference held on 10 May 1991. |
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Out of the Fire to Find New Fetters: The Violence of Poverty in a Shack Settlement: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1991 |
Out of the Fire to Find New Fetters: The Violence of Poverty in a Shack Settlement: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference on 3 March 1991 discussing informal settlements, Group Areas Act, poverty, housing, employment, availability of water, living conditions in shacks, education. |
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Black Local Government and the Crisis in Khayelitsha: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1991 |
Black Local Government and the Crisis in Khayelitsha: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference on 2 March 1991 discussing forced removals, school boycotts, education, police violence in Khayalitsha, marches, protests, unrest, black local authorities. |
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People's Courts in Port Elizabeth: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1991 |
People's Courts in Port Elizabeth: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference on 2 March 1991 discussing unemployment, wages, crime, lack of police response to crime, kangaroo courts, community response to crime. |
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Violence Now: Haphazard or Orchestrated?: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1991 |
Violence Now: Haphazard or Orchestrated?: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference on 2 March 1991 discussing state repression, Apartheid, homelands, tribalism, detention and torture, deaths in police custody, harassment and police action, hostels, hit squads and vigilantism, case st |
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Natal Violence: Why the War Continues: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1991 |
Natal Violence: Why the War Continues: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference on 2 March 1991 discussing violence in Natal, homelands, Inkatha, vigilantism, lack of prosecution for violence, death statistics, case studies and affidavits, newspaper reports. |
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Address delivered by Comrade Walter Sisulu at the United Democratic Front National Conference held on 1st March 1991 |
Address delivered by Comrade Walter Sisulu at the United Democratic Front National Conference held on 1st March 1991 |
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UDF National Conference held on 1 to 3 March 1991 |
Handwritten document presented at the UDF National Conference held on 1 to 3 March 1991 concerning the future of the United Democratic Front where they discussed Regional and sectoral mandate. Problems and resolutions were also discussed. And how the UDF should be disbanded. |
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UDF National Conference held on 1 March 1991 |
Delegate status and regions represented , organisations and embassies who attended the United Democratic Front National Conference held on 1-3 March 1991. |
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Paper on National Civic Movement delivered at UDF National General Conference held in 1 to 3 March 1991 |
Paper on National Civic Movement delivered at UDF National General Conference held in 1 to 3 March 1991. |
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"We Demand Fair Redistribution of this Country's Land": Paper presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1992 |
"We Demand Fair Redistribution of this Country's Land": Paper presented at the Black Sash National Conference on 6 March 1992 discussing restoration of land, forced removals, land reform, land rights, government initiatives, community-driven processes. |
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Interim publicity secretary of the United Democratic Front |
Contact details of the United Democratic Front's Secretary Zac Yacoop. |
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The African Petty Bourgeoisie: a force for change or for the status quo? |
Paper entitled "The African Petty Bourgeoisie: a force for change or for the status quo?" prepared by Pallo Jordan for the weekend seminar of Economist Unit of the African National Congress. |
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The Aliens and Immigration Laws Amendment Bill: Paper presented at National Conference 1984 |
The Aliens and Immigration Laws Amendment Bill: Paper presented at National Conference on 16 March 1984 discussing Aliens Registration Act, Aliens Act, permanent residence, South African blacks as foreigners in South Africa, homelands, migrant labour. |
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Lamontville: Paper presented at National Conference 1984 |
Lamontville: Paper presented at National Conference on 16 March 1984 discussing labour, housing, apartheid, segregation, rent hikes, unrest. |
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Civil War in the Border Bantustan: Paper presented at National Conference 1984 |
Civil war in the border bantustan: Paper presented at National Conference on 16 March 1984 discussing the new constitution, self-government, homelands, violence and protest, bus boycotts, opposition to Ciskei government. |
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Low-cost removals: The continuing process: Paper presented at National Conference 1984 |
Low-cost removals: The continuing process: Paper presented at National Conference on 16 March 1984 discussing forced removals, resettlement, housing, apartheid, land ownership, tenant's rights, rentals. |
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When legal is not good enough: The Grasmere Case: Paper presented at National Conference 1984 |
When lLegal is not good enough: The Grasmere Case: Paper presented at National Conference on 17 March 1984 discussing forced removals, housing, employment, apartheid, legislation, detentions, poverty. |