SPEECHES
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The current situation and the role of the Party |
Address (by Jack Simons?) to the Interim Leadership Group of the South African Communist Party. Puts forward tasks facing the Party. |
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The demand of the time | |
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The expresion "Bloody Boer" cannot be without significance |
Statement by the Honourable Prime Minister, Comrade R.G. Mugabe, at the opening session of the International Conferenceon children,repression and the law in apartheid South Africa. Harare, 24th september 1987. |
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The Faith of a Democratic Liberal | |
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The glory of man | |
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The Heroes of Africa | |
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The momentum we have built up in struggle should not be lost | |
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The National and International Situation |
Speech delivered extempore by I B Tabata at an extended executive meeting of the Unity Movement of South Africa, December 1988. |
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The National Situation |
Ex tempore speech by I B Tabata at the National Conference of the Unity Movement in January, 1962. |
| The new Black man in Azania: Black definition of liberation | ||
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The O'Brien Affair | |
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The problem of unity |
Speech by I B Tabata about unity among African States. |
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The Removal of Roosboom | |
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The role of business in post apartheid South Africa |
Speech delivered by Popo Molefe. The paper discusses the role of businesses in post apartheid South Africa. |
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The signing of the Agreement of non-aggression and good neighbourliness |
Speech by Samora Machel on the signing of the Nkomati Accord. |
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The Sol Plaatje Memorial Lecture For 1987 | |
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The South African Reality |
Journal article containing a speech presented by Desmond Tutu, General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches, to students at the University of Natal. |
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The Soweto Uprising and the Development of Liberatory Ideas |
Lecture by Wycliffe M Tsotsi, Vice-President, Unity Movement of South Africa, on the Soweto Uprising and the history of the liberation struggle. |
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The Strange Phenomenon | |
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The student movement in the struggle for democracy |
Speech by the guest speaker, Joe Phaahla, President of the Azanian Students' Organisation (AZASO), at the 59th Annual Congress of the National Union of South African Students, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, 28 November to 3 December 1981. |