INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
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Declaration of the African National Congress (SA) Executive Committee, Morogoro, 17 - 20 March 1975 |
Declaration of the ANC National Executive Committee in Morogoro, 17-20 March 1975. Calls for the mobilisation of all forces in Africa and world-wide against apartheid. |
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Dakar: ANC and Afrikaners in dialogue | |
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Comment | |
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Closing remarks by Deputy Secretary Eagleburger, Saturday 19 March 1983 |
Closing remarks from a meeting between a South African delegation and a United States delegation, led by Deputy Secretary Eagleburger, emphasising the importance of talks between the two countries as the beginning of a process to support the peace process in southern Africa and their relationship |
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Circular on the London office |
The External Affairs Office of the Black Peoples Convention was set up by a resolution to handle foreign public relations and programmes for the welfare of refugee members. This is a circular from the London office. |
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Call for sanctions against South Africa:Address to the International Conference against Sanctions, Paris, May 21, 1981 |
Paper presented by Oliver Thambo at the International Conference of Sanctions against South Africa, held in Paris on May 21, 1981. It covers the purpose of sanctions, and an appeal by ANC. |
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Britain and South Africa | |
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Britain and South Africa | |
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Britain and Africa |
What are the aims of the new Africa, and how far does Britain share these aims?. |
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Botha learns from Chilean dictators | |
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Books | |
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Boekresensie (Article written in Afrikaans) | |
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Besoek van Mnr Clark aan Suid-Afrika en Suidwes-Afrika: 10-13 Junie 1981 |
Report, signed by Minister R F Botha and written mostly in Afrikaans, of the visit of Mr W P Clark of the United States of America, to South Africa and South West Africa. |
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Azapo's diplomatic offensive | |
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At the receiving end |
Britain's South Africa policy. |
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At the Otsego County Fair |
Informal survey in the USA about the future of South Africa. |
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Apartheid terror: how Pretoria wages war on Africa | |
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ANC statement at Lisbon Conference |
Statement of the African National Congress at a 1977 conference of the African Liberation Movement. Statement covers the South African liberation movement and the nature of the South African struggle. |
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American Policy Towards South Africa: An Agenda Beyond Constructive Engagement | |
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American dialogue |