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Arts and Africa: BBC African Service, no. 236 | |
| At a beach cottage , Treasure Beach, 1958 |
From left: NT Naicker's brother and wife; Mrs Peppy Rawat (Jhb); Billy Nair; Poomoney Moodley |
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| At a beach cottage, Treasure Beach (owned by Parmesir of Sasco Sweets |
From left:Sonny Morgan (Crimson League); Lalla (Lalla Textiles); Errol Shanley; Mohan; Poomoney Moodley (seated) |
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Between Apartheid and Neoliberalism in Durban’s Indian Quarter |
A drive from Durban's beaches towards the once bustling ''Indian quarter''will lead to a confluence of three streets: Monty Naicker, Alfred Bitini Xuma, and Yusuf Dadoo. |
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Beware of Melancholy | |
| Black Sash: End of Apartheid, L-R: Betty Naude, Gail Wannenberg, Bobby Keal, Ann Strode, Fidela Fouche, Lorenza Cowling, Hazel Barnes, Rose Bamford |
Black and white print 15.2 x 20.2 |
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Blessings of apartheid | |
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Book review: Peter Abrahams disappoints | |
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Book review: youth in crisis | |
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Books | |
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Boycott hits mining town hard | |
| BRITISH RESPOND BOYCOTT CALL |
Father Trevor Huddleston addressing the enormous crowd which gathered in Trafalgar Square, London, to launch the boycott of South African goods. |
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| Burning the pass |
Walter Sisulu burning his pass |
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Buthelezi versus Botha | |
| Cato Manor |
Cato Manor "raincoat" slum clearance, March 1958 |
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| Cato Manor |
Removal of the last family and the demolition of the last shack at Cato Manor, 31 August 1964 |
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Choice: Books for College Libraries | |
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Christian institute memorandum on alternative policies |
This is the Christian Institute memorandum on alternative policies in South Africa, April 1977. |
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Civil Rights News Letter, April 1962 | |
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Civil Rights News Letter, August 1957 |