A review of SAHA's time spent engaging with partners in the right to information, R2K, whilst attending their National Summit in Durban

The FOIP Advocacy Officer reflects on how research showing a need for better service delivery accountability can be incorporated into SAHA's training with local government.

SAHA once again invites archives, libraries and heritage organisations to request copies of the books and periodicals from the former NiZA library.

​To mark the 20th anniversary of the first public hearings of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, SAHA will be hosting a workshop for educators on teaching the TRC in the classrooms.

The South African History Archive (SAHA) has filed court papers seeking a final order compelling the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) to grant access to apartheid-era records of financial fraud.

After more than two years of protracted communication with the Department of Defence SAHA has approached the court to gain access to records requested under PAIA.

A report on the workshop held by SAHA for history educators on the sinking of the SS Mendi during World War 1.

The Barbara Hogan papers in the Constitution Hill Trust collection (AL3295) reflect an almost decade long chapter in Hogan’s life as political prisoner and document her arrest, detention and imprisonment.

SAHA is looking for a creative, energetic professional with an understanding of, and commitment to, archival activism to coordinate its Struggles for Justice Programme (SFJP)

A short look at what is in store for the Freedom of Information Programme (FOIP) in 2016.