SPEECHES
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| All in conference calls for action |
All African peoples conference held in Pietermaritzburg |
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Hofmeyr Papers |
The papers of J.H.Hofmeyr comprise 67 boxes spanning the years 1891—1950, with the preponderance between 1913 and 1948. |
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Inventory of the Hofmeyr Papers |
Inventory of the Hofmeyr papers General correspondence and other papers re academic and political career (arranged chronologically) 6 boxes. 1915-1948 Diary 1947 Aug. 22 1948 Nov. 26. Records of
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Hofmeyr Papers 1935 to 1948 - General Correspondence |
Hofmeyr Papers 1935 to 1948 Box A1/Aa |
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Transvaal Schools Speech Contest |
R.A.M Salojee - Address |
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Speeches and sundry essays | |
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Letter from Alan Paton to G J Smale | |
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World in development |
Extracts from a speech at the closing of the Cultural Congress of Havana. |
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Mr Oppenheimer and "Them" |
The 1962 Davie Memorial Lecture. |
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Rhodesia: a new stage in the struggle in Southern Rhodesia |
Extract from a transcript of a speech delivered by I B Tabata at Africa Unity House, London about Rhodesia and imperialism. |
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An Address at the Graduation Ceremony, University of Natal Pietermaritzburg, 1987 | |
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Fairbairn Memorial Address | |
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Brief Remarks on Zulu Literature | |
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The University, The Church and the Political Conscience | |
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Albert John Luthuli College | |
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Black Christians Must Liberate Whites | |
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Statement of the United Democratic Front in response to President De Klerk's opening of parliament speech on February 1st 1991 |
Statement of the United Democratic Front in response to President De Klerk's opening of parliament speech on February 1st 1991 |
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Law and order or terror and disorganization: presidential Address presented at the Black Sash National Conference held at Johannesburg, 1988 |
Opening Address by National President Mary Burton at National Conference held at Johannesburg on 10 March 1988, discussing: Indigenous history, Rule of Law, People's Justice, End Conscription Campaign, restrictions on political parties and trade unions, Bill of Rights. |
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Your days are over: the promises of God confronts the State |
Sermon delivered by Allan Boesak about Elijah's journey into the wilderness. It was delivered at the St George's Cathedral at Cape Town in March 13, 1988. |
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You will bite the dust! |
Speech delivered by Archbishop Tutu at St Geoge's Cathedral in Cape Town at an inter-faith service convened to replace a banned protest rally to have taken place on the 13th March 1988, at the University of the Western Cape. |