Notes
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Summary notes of meeting between the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Special Representative of the Secretary-General: Cape Town, Monday, 22 January 1979 |
Notes of a meeting to discuss the dates for deployment of UNTAG in Namibia, the implementation of Resolution 435 and the issue of Namibian refugees |
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A comment on four speeches by Mangosuthu G. Buthelezi |
Unauthored comments on character and political stance of Mangosuthu G. Buthelezi from speeches by him. |
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Comments on the history of mass removals as the grand design of the policy of apartheid |
Handwritten notes on the background and statistics of Black families being forcibly moved to Glenmore from Klipfontein and Kenton-on-Sea. Text of the notes is not clearly legible. |
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Makgato and Batlokwa Removals: Notes to be presented to Dr Piet Koornhof, Minister of Co-operation and Development, at an Interview |
Makgato and Batlokwa Removals: Notes to be presented to Dr Piet Koornhof, Minister of Co-operation and Development, at an Interview on 22 February 1980 discussing forced removals, employment, tribalism, resettlement, housing, migrant labour, homelands. |
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Note on conversation with Oliver Tambo |
Handwritten notes by Joe Slovo on a conversation held with Oliver Tambo regarding the International University Exchange Fund and the Craig Williamson infiltration. Highlights poor relationship between the IUEF and the ANC. |
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Notes on political relations in Robben Island |
Handwritten notes sent from Robben Island on Pan-Africanist Congress and African National Congress relations. Covers the PAC hostility towards the ANC and subsequent improved relations with the ANC. |
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Short notes on the Black Peoples Convention |
Notes on the background of the Black Peoples Convention (BPC) |
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Grounds of appeal and addendum thereto in the matter of expulsion from the African National Congress of South Africa |
Grounds of appeal of expulsion of seven members of the ANC for criticising the National Executive Committee and its conduct. |
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African middle class elite |
A research project conducted under the auspices of the Institute for Social and Economic Research, Rhodes University and dealing with the black townships of Grahamstown. Handwritten. |
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Notes of meeting to discuss OAU Liberation Committee Resolution calling for a United Front with PAC |
Notes of meeting to discuss Organisation of African Unity Liberation Committee Resolution calling for a United Front with the Pan-Africanist Congress. |
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Leballo (continued) |
Incomplete handwritten notes by Jack Simons on Leballo and the Pan-Africanist Congress regarding the Organisation of African Unity and the United Front. |
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Amendment to the Trespass Act No. 6 of 1959 and the Illegal Squatting Act No.52 of 1951 |
Suggested amendments to the Trespass Act No. 6 of 1959 and the Illegal Squatting Act No. 52 of 1951 |
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The Fingos have been described as the first Xhosa settlers in the Eastern Cape |
Annotated and edited notes on the history of the Fingo people in the Eastern Cape and their forced removal to Keiskammahoek |
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Cloete |
Handwritten notes about the forced removals of the Mfengu people from their land |
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Canaan rediscovered: Fingo trust lands in the Humansdorp-Tsitsikamma area |
History of the Mfengu people and their forced removal from their lands in the Humnasdorp-Tsitsikamma area. Canaan resdiscovered was a term used to describe the Humansdorp-Tsitsikamma area after the Mfengu people were forcibly removed from their land. |
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Fingo tribe who lived on land allocated to the tribe by Queen Victoria |
Forced removals of the Mfengu people from Humansdorp-Tsitsikamma area. Text of document is not clearly legible. |
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Stephen Sihewula was the applicant |
Government responses to applications by the Mfengu people to return to their land in the Humansdorp-Tsitsikamma area from which they were forcibly removed. |
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White farmers in Tsitsikamma area |
List of white farmers living in the Tsitsikamma area |
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Notes on meeting of ANC NEC |
Notes on a meeting of the African National Congress National Executive Committee, extended to include representatives of the Mazimbu leadership. Meeting to discuss administration of the Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College. |