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... (SAIMR) in relation to Keith-Maxwell Annandale, mercenaries, the Seychelles coup, and their relations with the right-wing and the ANC; and revolutionary watchdogs. The collection also includes material pertaining to the Counter revolutionary intelligence task force (Trewits), PW Botha and the Nelson Mandela tapes, PW Botha's last cabinet meeting, threats against the De Klerk regime, and the assassination of Chris Hani. The section on right-wing organisations includes material on the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB), the Boer Commando Corps (formerly Brandwag), the Boer ... The collection includes a range of student newspapers from different universities from the late 1970s to early 1980s. Forbes was involved as contributor and as part of the editorial teams for these newspapers. Forbes also donated a significant number of 1994 elections posters (mostly posterboards) to the archive. David is currently busy shooting his own documentary on 'The Cradock Four'.
Born in the USA in 1941, Dr Joseph Hanlon moved to Britain in 1971 to write for the British magazine, New Scientist. He later developed a liking for development-related issues. Between 1979-1985 he also wrote copy for The Guardian in London, The Star in Johannesburg and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). Hanlon served as the coordinator of the Commonwealth Sanctions Committee. He also did a study about South Africa in 1994 under the auspices of the South African National Civics Organisation (SANCO), which focused on how funding could be organised in people-driven development ... ... to South Africa. Mbeki’s African Renaissance Project. Mbeki replaced as chief negotiator and his growing belief of conspirators set against his ascendancy in the ANC. (8) Mbeki’s understanding of government, his handling of debates about the economy, the arms deal, his relationship with Mandela, racial reconciliation and the AIDS crisis during 1994 and The Jane Argall Collection comprises documents that reflect the research work that Argall had done for the KwaZulu-Natal/Free State regional office of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) in her capacity as a researcher in the Research Department of the Durban TRC regional office. THE CONSTITUTION HILL TRUST COLLECTION IS NO LONGER IN THE CUSTODY OF SAHA
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This collection traces the developmental history of the Constitution Hill complex as a heritage site and the Constitutional Court and consists of materials relating to the Johannesburg Fort, Number Four prison, the Women's Jail, and also includes prisoner narratives and materials donated by ex-prisoners, including Barbara Hogan, Esther Barsel, Joe Slovo, Fatima Meer and Lilian Keagile, and ex-warders, as well as organisational records. The ... Formed by Mahatma Gandhi at the turn of the twentieth century, The Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC), although not banned, was severely affected by the harsh repression of the period. After declining during the late 1960s, its activities became virtually non-existent in the 1970s, at which time some activists in the community had become involved in Black Consciousness organisations. TIC was revived in 1983. After the unbanning of the African National Congress (ANC) in 1990, many TIC members became involved in the newly-formed ANC, and as a result TIC became dormant, although it never officially ... ... photographs cover the following topics: land removals, rural lifestyle, township lifestyle, gender lifestyle, United Democratic Front (UDF), anti-harassment campaign, police violence, protests against death penalty, funerals, Black Sash, protests against incorporation into Bophuthatswana; Release Mandela Campaign, End Conscription Campaign (ECC), conscientious objectors, African National Congress (ANC) Welcome Home Rally, Day of the Vow (Geloftedag), street children and homeless people. It also includes photographs of Harare street scenes in Zimbabwe, and numerous lifestyle images ... At the Anti-South African Indian Council (SAIC) Conference, held in January 1983, the call was made for a united front to be launched to co-ordinate the anti-Black Local Authorities and anti-Tricameral Parliament campaigns. A committee was established at this conference to look into the feasibility of forming a united front. On August the 20, the national United Democratic Front (UDF) was launched at a rally at the Rockland Civic Centre in Cape Town. The aim of the UDF was to co-ordinate opposition to the Apartheid State's reforms, and it served a critical role in the promotion of ... This collection was opened by Julie Frederikse while she began researching her book The Unbreakable Thread: Non-Racialism in South Africa. The photographs she gathered, numbering over 1200, form the bulk of this collection. Captured by photographers from Afrapix and International Defence and Aid Fund (IDAF), and other photographers of the time, this collection of 'struggle photography' is a visual document of South Africa's turbulent political past, and include topics such as: African National Congress, Conscription, Education, Elections, Funerals, Labour, Living Conditions, Military and ... |
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