G7.2 :: Research documents

► G7 :: Chapter 31: The quick weasel
► G7.2 :: Research documents
► G7.2.1 :: Comrade President Oliver Tambo's statement on the 67th anniversary of the African National Congress of South Africa
► G7.2.2 :: Memorandum by Thabo Mbeki, 31 May 1986 [re Cabelly and relationship with the US]
► G7.2.3 :: Statement at the National Conference: Building forces against United States support for South Africa Washington, DC, June 8, 1981’
► G7.2.4 :: Act with a sense of urgency: Statement at the meeting of the United Nations special committee against apartheid, New York, June 11, 1981’
► G7.2.5 :: Olof Palme and the liberation of Southern Africa article, 1988’
► G7.2.6 :: Naming names: Africa!, 1989, pp 1, 3, 5
► G7.2.7 :: Report: RE African-American Institute Conference, 24 January 1972 [Lusaka conference organised by the AAI]
► G7.2.8 :: Los Angeles Times, 13 May 2004 The politics of petroleum: Gusher to a Few, Trickle to the Rest, courted by oil firms and the US, the elite of impoverished Angola have extracted wealth from the boom, documents say by Ken Silverstein
► G7.2.9 :: Insight on the news, date unknown Profit Motive Spins Revolving-door Policymaking at State by W. Martin James
► G7.2.10 :: Sunday Times, 24 September 2004 Chester Crocker gives SA economy a rave review, New US trade deal: What's in it for us? by Lukanyo Mnyanda
► G7.2.11 :: AllAfrica.com, 26 June 2001 Interview with Chester A. Crocker (Part 2): Southern Africa Two Decades Later by Charles Cobb Jr.
► G7.2.12 :: Meeting with William Roberts, 21 September 1988 [ANC document]
► G7.2.13 :: Lefgren, W [Secretary, American Embassy, Lusaka] Letter to Thabo Mbeki, 30 April 1982 [note: was met by Nkakheli and Thabo, 02/09/82
► G7.2.14 :: Programme for the visit to Sweden by Mark Gevisser, 29 October 6 November 1999
► G7.2.15 :: Sellström, T Letter to Mark Gevisser, 16 February 2000
► G7.2.16 :: UN Centre against Apartheid No neutrality towards the struggle in Southern Africa: Call for material and political support to the liberation movements by Olof Palme, April 1977
► G7.2.17 :: Lysén, Annika. Assisting a democratic process, a report on the Swedish humanitarian assistance to South Africa 1962-1994’, May 1995
► G7.2.18 :: SIDA's audited annual accounts Disbursements through SIDA to the Southern African liberation movements and PAIGC (1969 - 1995) from SIDA's audited annual accounts
► G7.2.19 :: Development support, 1 November 1999. Stockholm gold for the masses by Howard Barrell
► G7.2.20 :: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Letter to Mark Gevisser, 29 October 1999
► G7.2.21 :: Fraternal message from the African National Congress to the Frelimo party, 31 January 1984
► G7.2.22 :: Holden, P Email to Mark Gevisser, Subject: ANC Statement on Nkomati and extracts from Press Conference
► G7.2.23 :: On Developments in Southern Africa, 16 March 1984 [ANC statement]
► G7.2.24 :: Guardian, 5 June 1984. Mozambique keeps reluctant rebels at bay by David Rabkin
► G7.2.25 :: Guardian Editorial, 4 June 1984 Mr Botha's cause for satisfaction
► G7.2.26 :: Guardian, 14 June 1984. 20 years after Mandela's gaoling ANC again drops spear by Patrick Laurence
► G7.2.27 :: Guardian, 26 June 1984. Machel tries to coax ANC into talks with South Africa by David Rabkin
► G7.2.28 :: ANC Press release statement, 24 May 1983 [23 May 1983 cross border raid into Mozambique]
► G7.2.29 :: ANC press statement issued by ANC chief representative in Dar es Salaam, 23 May 1983 [MK bombing, Pretoria, 20 May 1983]
► G7.2.30 :: New York Times, 6 February 1984. US Bid Causes Strains in Black Africa [Note: Effects of Cabelly]
► G7.2.31 :: Mabhida, M.M Letter to Comrade Jack, 11 February 1984 [situation deteriorating in this area [Mozambique]]
► G7.2.32 :: Statement of the African National Congress, 16 March 1984 [attempts to undermine unity of frontline states]
► G7.2.33 :: Transcript of the statement of the president of the African National Congress, Oliver Tambo, to the conference of the socialist international, Arusha, September 4-5, 1984’
► G7.2.34 :: Holden, P Research report on Mozambique at time of Nkomati
► G7.2.35 :: Two reports on discussions between governments of Mozambique and Tanzannie re impending signing of Nkomati Accord, held in Dar es salaam on 3-12-84 and in Maputo on 3-15-84, 29 pp (page 1 of each report is missing)
► G7.2.36 :: Edgar, B Letter to Thabo Mbeki, 27 February 1987 [Recognition of ANC as liberation movement in the US]
► G7.2.37 :: Bonbright, D Letter to Thabo Mbeki, 15 October 1986 [Luthuli Cultural and Welfare Services]
► G7.2.38 :: Holden, P Report on Namibia and Angola, 26 May 2004 [UN Resolution 435, Namibian Independence
► G7.2.39 :: Timeline: Namibia, Angola, South Africa and the UN 1975 to March 1994
► G7.2.40 :: Resolution 435 (1978) of 29 September 1978
► G7.2.41 :: Memorandum on Pretoria's options in the current Angola/Namibia negotiations
► G7.2.42 :: United Nations and apartheid a chronology prepared by E.S. Reddy; Source: www.anc.or.za/un/un-chron
► G7.2.43 :: Craig, L Interview with Thabo Mbeki, 29 December 1987, Lusaka
► G7.2.44 :: Informal meeting, 24 January 1985 [Report prepared for Jacob Zuma]
► G7.2.45 :: Information on the ANC/Regime negotiations issue, September 1984’
► G7.2.46 :: Control of our destiny. Extract from interview with Thabo Mbeki
► G7.2.47 :: TWQ 9 (1) January 1987. SWAPO of Namibia: a movement in exile by Randolph Vigne
► G7.2.48 :: Extracts from Minter, W 1994. Apartheid's Contras Wits University Press, Johannesburg
► G7.2.49 :: Tor Sellström. Gatsha Buthelezi and Inkatha
► G7.2.50 :: Tor Sellström. ANC of South Africa: No easy walk
► G7.2.51 :: Tor Sellström. Looking for Alternatives: Pan Africanist Congress
► G7.2.52 :: Tor Sellström. Sweden and national liberation in Southern Africa Vol II: 1970-1994
Call Number: G7.2
Title: Research documents