YOUTH
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May Day 1990 Cultural Program 27 April - 1 May |
Cultural performances and speeches to commemorate MayDay. The focus is Workers and Youth unity. Celebrations around MayDay. |
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An Address at the Graduation Ceremony, University of Natal Pietermaritzburg, 1987 | |
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Chapter thirteen: Youth and student organisations | |
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Chapter nine: Youth and student organisations | |
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The young ones | |
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Read, young lion, read | |
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Tracing the roots of resistance | |
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SAYCO: now just a phone call away | |
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Statement by rural organisations |
Statement by rural organisations as they attack Le Grange's law because it will be used to stop meeting of the youth, teargas, sjambok, kill people, detain people for no apparent reason, shoot people at random and strengthen apartheid. |
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Youth women organise | |
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June 16: South Africa's Youth Day |
Speakers notes for the 12th anniversary of June 16th, 1976. Examines the significance of the day, the enemy reaction, the responsibility of the youth, and the duty of the liberation alliance. |
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Opening Address to the First Conference of the Society of Young Africa |
Opening Address to the First Conference of the Society of Young Africa. |
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Kimberley schoolboys held illegally say lawyers | |
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Youth, workers are working together | |
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Book review: youth in crisis | |
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Welverdiend spells death: a story of overkill | |
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The Killing fields of Southern Africa | |
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General political situation East Rand Report |
Report from African National Congress East Rand underground and covers Westville Youth League, civics organisation and August 1984 elections. |
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Facts about the current situation in South Africa and what is to be done |
African National Congress report on the current situation in South Africa and how to respond. Examines the South African regime, the Black Consciousness Movement, the African National Congress struggle, role of youth, students and teachers, the ANC and newly banned organisations and Inkatha. |
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How the Violence Affects the Youth in the Townships |