CATALOGUE 0 F DOCUMENTARY MATERIALS IN THE COLLECTION … · catalogue 0 f documentary materials in the collection of gail m. gerhart the pan africanist congress of south africa the

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D O C U M E N T A R Y M A T E R I A L S

IN THE COLLECTION OF

GAIL M. GERHART

THE PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF SOUTH AFRICA

THE BLACK CONSCIOUSNESS MOVEMENT OF SOUTH AFRICA

As filmed for theCOOPERATIVE AFRICANA MICROFORM PROJECT (CAMP) of the

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SUMMARY OF CONTENTS

The Africanist Movement 1944-1959̂

"Amplification of Notes: ANC Youth League, Feb. 21, 1944” [interview with Dr.A.B. Xuma, President-General]. 2 pp.

Chronology of the Formation of the ANC Youth League," by Joe Matthews.Feb. 1974. 1 p.

Lembede, A.M. "Youth Organisations and Unity." Inkundla , May 31 , 1944. 1 p.

Lembede, A.M. "Future Youth League Plans." Inkundla, June 17, 1944. 1 p.

Lembede, A.M. "The Congress Youth League, its attitude toward other Bantu Youth Organisations." Bantu World, May 27, 1944Plus "The African National Congress and The Churches." Bantu World Aug. 5, 1944.Plus "Transvaal African National Congress Marching Forward." Bantu World, July 15, 1944. 1 p.

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Mda, A.P. "The Rate of Progress." Bantu World, Aug. 12, 1944. 1 p.

Letter from A.M. Lembede, for the Secretary, to Dr. A.B. Xuma, Johannesburg?

Lembede, A.M. "Congress on the March." Bantu World, Sept. 9, 1<144. 1 p.

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Lembede, A.M.

Lembede, A.M.April 7, 1945.

Lembede, A.M.1945. 2 pp.

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Lembede, Anton

Article about Anton M. Lembede] Inkundla, May 17, 1945. 1 p.

Emerges from the Writings of Great Philosophers - From Descartes to thn Present Day (Being a Dissertation for, M.A., Philosophy) University of S. Africa, Johannesburg, June 1945. 53 pp.

13. "Congressmen Confer at Orlando." Inkululeko, July 28, 1945. ] p.

, 4 - "Another African M.A." Inkundla, Sept. 1 7, 1945. 1 p.

Lembede, A.M. "African Nationalism and the Christian Church." Bantu World, Sept. 8, 1945. 1 p.

Mboho, V.V.T. "The Challenge of Youth" [for Congress Youth League, a Mer.saae to the Transvaal Provincial Annual Conference; Sept. 29-Oct.l, 194r| [oiioinal and transcript]. 4 pp.

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17. Lembede, A.M. "National Unity Among African Tribes." Inkundla ya Bantu, Oct.,second fortnight, 1945 [original and transcript]. 4 pp.

18. Lembede, A.M. "Policy of the Congress Youth League." Inkundla ya Bantu, May,second fortnight, 1946. 2 pp.

19. "Mr. Lembede*s Reception." Inkundla , Aug., second fortnight, 1946. 1 p.

20. "Oct 6-7, 1946: Special Emergency Conference of ANC in Bloemfontein to DiscussNRC Resignations." Inkundla, Oct., first fortnight, 1946. 1 p.

21. "Africans Decide on Boycott of Native Representation Act of 1936." Inkululiko,Nov. 1946. 1 p.

22. Kanyisa [Ngubane]. "Comment on Events: Congress Elections." Inkundla yaBantu, Nov., second fortnight, 1946. 1 p.

23. Lembede, A.M. "African Trade Unions." [1947]. 2 pp.

24. Letter from A.P. Mda to Dr. Xuma, Pres. General, ANC, [asking to be appointedto recent vacancy in ANC]: Jan. 6, 1947, Johannesburg. 1 p. [original andtranscr ipt].

25. Lembede, A.M. "Call to Youth." Inkundla, Jan., first fortnight, 1947. [Samearticle appears, signed, in Bantu World, Jan. 18, 1947]. 1 p.

26. Lembede, A.M. "In Defense of Nationalism." Inkundla ya Bantu, Feb. 27, 1947.1 p.

27. Kanyisa [Ngubane]. "Comment on Events: Congress at Crossroads." Inkundla,March 13, 1947. 1 p.

28. Lembede, A.M. "What the People Say: Why General Smuts Proposals AreRejected." Inkundla ya Bantu, June 26, 1947. 1 p.

29. Letter from A.M. Lembede, for the secretary, ANC Youth League, to theSecretary, Working Committee, ANC, Johannesburg [about sendinq delegate toWorld Youth Festival]: June 26, 1947, Johannesburg. 1 p.

30. Lembede, A.M. "An African Academy of Art and Science." Inkundla ya Bantu,July 31, 1947. 1 p.

31. Mda, A.P. "What the People Say: [rest of title illegible]." Inkundla,[Aug. ?] 1947. 1 p.

32. "Anton Lembede" [editorial, on his death]. Inkundla ya Bantu, Aug. 7, 1947.1 p.

33. Naleli [eulogy, on Anton Lembede]. Inkundla, August 13, 1947. [Translation by P.H. Molotsi, from vernacular article]. 2 pp.

3^* African Advocate Aug./Sept. 1947 [includes tributes to Lembede]. 7 pp.

35. Ngubane, Jordan K. "A Nation's Tribute to a Promising Son; Anton LembedeScholarship Suggested." Inkundla ya Bantu, Sept. 17, 1947. 2 pp.Plus Mbeki, G.A. "A Grievous National Loss." Inkundla, Aug. 27,1947. 1 p.

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36. "The Round Table: Why Do We Die Young?" Inkundla, Nov. 5, 1947. 1 p.

37. Mda, A.P. "The Late A.M. Lembede Esq., M.A., L.L.B., Attorney at Law;Anniversary Tribute." Aug. 14, 1948.Plus "Anniversary Tribute: The Late A.M. Lembede Esq., M.A., L.I..B." Issuedby the National Working Committee, CYL. Inkundla ya Bantu, Aug. 13, lr>49.1 p.

38. [Mda, A.P.?] "The Farm Laborer Who Became a Brilliant Politician: AntonLembede." Drum, Jan. 1954. 1 p.

39. "Lembede, Father of Africanism." Contact , July 16, 1960. 1 p.

40. Mda, A.P. "The Late Anton Lembede, MA (Phil.), LLB." Azania News, Aug. 25,1966. 4 pp.

41. Nkoana, Matthew [excerpt from article on Lembede], New African, Sept. 1966.1 pp.

42. Gqobose, P.L. "The Father of Africanism in Azania (South-Africa)." TheAfricanist, March 1969. 4 pp.

43. Mda, A.P. "What African Nationalism Is." Inkundla ya Bantu, Sept. 25, 1948.2 pp.

44. Letter from Tsepo T. Letlaka to "Son of Africa" [G.M. Pitje?], [on AfricanNationalism]: Aug. 4, 1949. 4 pp.

45. Ngubane, Jordon K. "African Nationalism Marches On In the Continent."Inkundla ya Ban-tu, Aug. 6, 1949. 1 p.

46. "Mr. T. T. Letlaka Addresses Xalanga Branch CYL." Inkundla ya Bantu, Nov. 5,1949. 1 p.

47. "Bitterness Towards White Man; Growing Determination of Natives." The Friend,(Bloemfontein), Dec. 19, 1949. 1 p.

48. Pokela, J.N. "Segregatory Bodies Must Go." Inkundla, Dec. 24, 1949. 1 p.

49. 'Molotsi, Peter. "African Nationalism and the African National Congress Youth League II." The African Lodestar, Oct. 1951. 2 pp.

50. [Statement on "The Analysis", given at Treason Trial by T.E. Tshunungwa, pp.18309-18310 from Treason Trial testimony transcript]. 1 p.

"The Analyis" [Excerpt from Treason Trial testimony, pp. 9887-9897]. 11 pp.

52. Matthews, J. "A New ANC." Spark, Feb. 29, 1952. 1 p.

53. List of Correspondence of A.P. Mda in Carter-Karis Microfilm Collection - letters from 1947 to 1956. 1 p.

54. "Bureau of African Nationalism: The Order of the Day." Issued by Africus[1952]. 2 pp.

55. "Special Fighting Bulletin." Issued by the Bureau of African Nationalism [April 1952]. 3 pp.

56. Newsclippings on Rift in Youth League and Reelection of Mr. Mj i a? President ofTvl. Y.L, March 1952. 1 p.

57. "Riot Rumours in Herschel." Advance, Dec. 11, 1952. 1 p.

58. Ngubane, Jordan K. "African Viewpoint: Dangers Ahead for Congress." IndianOpinion, Feb. 6, 1953. 1 p.

59. Ngubane, Jordan K. "African Viewpoint: Dadooism and Daddo-Boys." IndianOpinion, Sept. 4, 1953. 1 p.

60. "Suspended Sentences in ANC Case: 15 Convicted Under Anti-Red Act." EasternProvince Herald, March 27, 1953. 1 p.

61. Raboroko, Peter N. [Biographical questionnaire], Feb. 1960. 4 pp.

62. "Replies of J.G. Matthews to Questions Put to Him by Various Africanists onCurrent Policy of the Congress Youth League." Afrika, Aug./Sept. 1953. 3 pp.

63. "Raboroko, Peter N. "The Linguistic Revolution." Liberation, Sept. 1953.6 pp.

64. [Raboroko, P.?]. “The Problem of Languages in New Afrika." Afrika, Aug./Sept.1953. 1 p.

65. Raboroko, Peter N. "Divide and Rule." African Lodestar, Jan. 1954. 3 pp.

List of periodicals and newspapers, some of which appear on the Carter-Karismicrofilms, containing material on origins of the Africanist Movement. 1 p.

List of newspapers, 1944-1959, containing articles by, or references to, ANTON LEMBEDE [incomplete list; items appearing on this microflim are marked.] 1 p.

references to, ASHBY PETER MDA [incomplete list; items appearing on this microfilm are marked.] 1 p.

69. List of newspapers, 1943-1960, Containing articles by, or references to, PETER N. RABOROKO [incomplete list; items appearing on this microfilm are marked.]

70. List of miscellaneous pieces by, or references to, JORDAN K. NGUBANE [incomplete list], 1 p.

71. List of newspapers, 1952-1961, containing articles by, or references to PETERH. 'MOLOSI [incomplete list.] 1 p.

List of miscellaneous pieces by, or references to, SELBY THEMBA NGENDANE [incomplete list], plus newsclipping about his banning. 1 p.

73. List of newspapers, 1949-1953, containing articles by, or reference to, TSEPO T. LETLAKA [incomplete list.] 1 p.

List of newspapers, 1944-1956, containing articles and letters by, or

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74.. List of newspapers, 1949-1967, containing articles by, or reference.-, to, JOHN NYATHI POKELA [incomplete list].Plus newsclipping on his sabotage charges. 1 p.

6 List of newspapers, 1959-1963, containing articles by, or references to 7,.P. MOLETE [incomplete list], 1 p.

76.76. List of newspapers, 1946-1963, containing articles by, or references to POTLAKO KITCHENER LEBALLO [incomplete list]. 1 p.

77. List of newspapers containing articles by, or references to, NANA MAHOMO [incomplete list].Plus newsclipping about leaving politics. 1 p.

78. List of newspapers, 1952-1963, containing articles by, or references to, JOSEPHS. MOLEFI [incomplete list]. 1 p.

79. Newsclippings, 1954.

80. [Mda, A.P.?]. "Comment on Programme of (1949) African Nationalism," 1954.4 pp.

81. "Statement by Provincial Executive of the A.N.C.Y.L. Transvaal." AfricanLodestar, May, 1954. 3 pp.

^82^J The Africanist, [vol.l, no.l?], 1954. 5 pp.

83. The Africanist, vol.l, no.2, December 1954. 17 pp.

84. List of Pseudonyms used in The Africanist. 1 p.

85. Ngubane, Jordan K. "Congress Conference Meets in Durban." African Viewpoint,17 Dec. 1954. 1 p.

86. Mda, Peter. "Masterpiece in Bronze: Jordan Ngubane." Drum, May 1954. 1 p.

87. îographical Profile of PETER HLAOLE 'MOLOTSI. 6 pp.

88. Biographical Profile of TSEPO TIISETSO LETLAKA. 5 pp.

89. Letter from T.T. Letlaka to G. Gerhart [regarding the early ANC Youth League]:April 26, 1971, U.K. 4 pp.

90. Biographical Profile of ZACHIUS BOTLHOKO 'MOLETE. 5 pp.

91. Biographical Profile of POTLAKO K. LEBALLO. 5 pp.

92^ Alleged criminal record of P.K. LEBALLO [including Leballo's police record, asproduced at 1960 trial, Regina vs. Robert Sobukwe and 22 others. Magistrate'sCourt, Regional Division of Jhb. CAMP Microfilm 6 May, 1953.] 1 p.

93. Notes on testimony by Africanists at the Treason Trial [1955]. 1 p.

9«. The Africanist [May/June 1955??.] 13 pp.

9 5. The Africanist July/Aug. 1955. 11 pp.

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96. Inkululeko. "Notes on the Transvaal A.N.C. Conference." New Age, Oct. 201955.[Plus: list of newspaper articles and letters regarding the controversy plus:list of newspaper articles and letters regarding the controversy surrounding "Lembede Memorial Service," 1955]. 1 p.

97. Letter from Joe Matthews to O.R. Tambo: 26 Aug. 1955.

The Africanist Oct./Nov. 1955. 6 pp.

99. Mathole, P. "African Nationalism - What It Is Not and What It Is." Lodestar, Nov. 1955. 1 p.

100. Ngubane, Jordan. "Congress Has Something Up Its Sleeve." Drum, Dec. 1955.1 p.

101. Mhambi, Joseph. "Splitters at Work in ANC: Crucial Issues on Eve of NationalCongress." New Age, Dec. 1955. 1 p.

103. Mphahlele, Ezekiel. "The 'All-In' Congress - but when's it going to go alloutl" Drum, Feb. 1956. 3 pp.

104. Two newspaper articles from New Age 1956. 1 p.

The Africanist Jan./Feb. 1956. 13 pp.

106. Letter from A.P. Mda to T.E. Tshunungwa: March 1956. 4 pp.

107. Three newspaper articles from New Age 1956. 1 p.

108. Liberation (A Journal of Democratic Discussion) No.18, April 195G. 5 pp.

109. "The Special Conference of the A.N.C." Liberation No.18, April 1956. 1 p.

The Africanist Vol. II, No.2, April/May 1956. 11 pp.

111. Duncan, Patrick. "Inside Strijdom's South Africa." Africa Today, May/June1956. 5 pp.

112. "Letters from Readers" [ANC-COD relationship].. Fighting Talk, May 1956. 1 p.

113. Two newspaper articles from New Age 1956. 1 p.

114. Biography of Joe Molefi, Treason Trial Bulletin No. 8, Oct. 1959. I p.

115. "Ngubengcuka, R.O." [pseud]. "The A.N.C. and Nationalism." Liberation No.7.7,Nov. 19 56. 2 pp.

st [incomplete copy] Dec. 1956. 17 pp.

igaliso. "Facing Fearful Odds" [opening address to th<? 1^57 BCP

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"Nationalisms in South Africa." [1956?]. 5 pp.

Annual Conference]. The Commentator, Aug. 1968. 4 pp.

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119, The Africanist Vol. IV, No.10. Dec. 1957. 10 pp.

'Molotsi, Peter H. [speaking on the need to defend the Programme of Action of1949] . [1957?]. 3 pp.

'Molotsi. "African Nationalism and the Youth League - Part II." [19r»7?]2 pp.

122. Newsclipping from New Age, 21 Nov. 1957. 1 p.

123. Membership card of The Africanist Movement.

124. "Searchlight on the Congress" [Editorial]. Liberation No.29, Feb. 1958.4 pp.

125 "Crisis in A.N.C." New Age Vol. IV, No.19. 27 Feb. 1958. 1 p.

126. Nkoana, Matthew. "Why Tempers Boiled Over at A.N.C. Conference." Golden CityPost, March 2, 1958. 1 p.

127. Newsclippings, 1958. 1 p.

128. List of references to, or pieces by, Josias Madzunya plus newsclipping from NewAge, Nov. 1954. 1 p.

123. List of references to, or pieces by, Dr. Peter Tsele.




133. Newsclippings from Golden City Post, 1958. 1 p.

134. Nkoana, Matthew. "A.N.C. Leadership Takes the Knock: Can It Come Back?"Golden City Post, April 20, 1958. 1 p.

135. Iphongoma, A.N. and Shanker, K. Analysi s (a survey of contemporary events -issued periodically). No. 3, May 1958. 11 pp.


131137. Letter from P.L. Tsele to O.R. Tambo [regarding African nationalism in SouthAfrica]: May 25, 1958. 5 pp.

138. "Strong A.N.C. Movement to Break Alliance." Contact July 26, 1958. I p.

139. The Africanist Vol. 4, No.2. June/July 1958. 20 pp.

140. "Is There a Break From Alliance Movement in A.N.C.?" Contact Sept. 6, 1958.1 p.


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142. "A Warning Note on the Africanist" [Editorial]. Counter-Attack Vol.6, No.R.Nov./Dec. 1958. 1 p.

143. Putini, Y. "Africanists Doomed to Fail." Golden City Post Oct. 1979. 1 p.

144. Tambo, O.R. [Secretary-General A.N.C.]. "Report of the National Executive tothe Transvaal Special Conference." Nov. 1, 1958. 6 pp.

145. Madzunya, Josias M. Manifesto, Nov. 1958. 5 pp.

146.) Profile of MADZUNYA from Ilanga La Be Natal, April 11, 1959 (p.11). 1 p.

147. Motsisi, Casey. "[Madzunya:] What Makes Him Tick So Loud?" Drum, April 1959.3 pp.

148. Burger, Jan. "A.N.C. Split Serves to Highlight Rise of Bantu Nationalism."Star, Nov. 10, 1958. 1 p.

149. Newsclippings from Golden City Post Nov. 9, 1958. 2 pp.

150. Nkoana, Matthew. "Issues Behind the Break In the A.N.C. Analysed: HowAnti-White are Africanists?" Golden City Post, Nov. 9, 1958. 1 p.

151. "A.N.C.: New Spirit of Solidarity (Multi-racial S. Africa is the aim)."Contact, Dec. 19 58. 1 p.

152. Tloome, Dan. "Exit the Africanists." Fighting Talk, Dec. 1958. 3 pp.

153. Newsclippings, Dec. 1958. 1 p.

.154. Resha, Robert. "Is the A.N.C. Dominated by Communists? Nol" Golden CityPost, Dec. 21, 1958. 1 p.

155. Fairbairn, James (Jack Halpern). "Black Nationalism in S.A.: What is Strengthof Africanists?" Cape Times, Dec. 22, 1958. 5 pp.

156. Ngubane, Jordan. "Document of Great Importance to Me and to Millions in SouthAfrica." Contact, Dec. 13, 1958. 1 p.

157. Duncan, Patrick. "Liberal Delegates Played Their Part in Accra.” Contact,Dec. 27, 1958. 1 p.

158. Duncan, Patrick. "ACCRA Conference in Perspective." Contact, Jan. 24, 1959.1 p.

159. The Africanist, Jan. 1959. 10 pp.

160. Kuper, Leo. "Report on Meeting Held at Bantu Social Centre on 31st January,1959." 7 pp.

161/2. "Will There Be a U.S. of Africa?" Drum, Jan. 1959. 3 pp.

163. Nkoana, Matthew. "S.A. Africanist Movement: Plans for Convention." Contact ,Jan. 24, 1959. 1 p.

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164. Excerpts from Ilanga Lase Natal, Feb. 21, 1959, p.10. 2 pp.

165. List of sources on "The Africanist Movement, 1958-1959 March."

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The Pan Africanist Congress Founding, April 1959

166. Program for The Africanist Inaugural Convention "Afrika for the Africans."April 4,5,6, 1959. 1 p.

167^ Pan Africanist Congress - Disciplinary Code (Adopted at Inaugural Conference ofthe Pan Africanist Congress Held at Orland, Johannesburg, on the 4th-6th April of 1959). 4 pp.

168. Draft Constitution of the Africanist Liberation Congress. 5 pp.

,69. The Constitution of the Pan Africanist Congress. 5 pp.

170. The Pan Africanist Oath of Allegiance. 1 p.

171. Africanist Manifesto (Africanist Inaugural Convention 4th-6th April, 1959).5 pp.

172. List of members of first Pan Africanist Congress Secretariat (written by RobertSobukwe at the Inaugural Conference, April 6, 1959). 1 p.

173. The Pan Africanist Congress - Membership Card.

174. The Basic Documents of The Pan Africanist Congress of South Africa, Issued by: Secretary, Publicity and Information, Pan Africanist Congress of S.A., P.O.Box 2257, Lusaka, Zambia. March 1965. 41 pp.

175. Ngubane, Jordan K. "Pan-Africanism and the A.N.C." Comment on Men and Events,April 17, 1959. 1 p.


177. Sunday Express [Editorial on Inaugural Conference, 1959], April 12, 1959. 1P-

"A Quiet Man from Quiet Town is New President of the Africanists," World, Nov.4, 1959. 1 p.


80. The Liberal Party of South Africa National Congress, April 6, 1959 [Minutes ofMeeting]. 3 pp.

Robert Sobukwe - Biographical Information

181. Sobukwe, Robert Mangaliso (Certificate of a First Class Pass in the Cape Senior Certificate Examination) March 3, 1947. 1 p.

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182. Leshoai, Bob. "The Man Who Will Win." (abridged extracts) [re MangalisoSobukwe] Azania News, Feb. 1972. 1 p.

183. "Fort Hare Youth Supports Bloemfontein Conference." Inkundla, Nov. 13, 1948. 1 p.

184. Minutes of the Annual Conference of African National Congress (CAPK) held inthe Bantu Social Centre at New Brighton Village? Port Elizabeth from 25-28th June 1949. 4 pp.

185. "The Annual Provincial Conference." Inkundla ya Bantu, July 23, 1949. 2 pp.

186. Calata, James A. et.al. "National Programme of Action" [Cape version ofProgramme of Action] Inkundla ya Bantu, July 30, 1949. 1 p.

187. Letter from Letlaka to G.M. Pitje and J. Matthews, Fort Hare, Aug. 1949.2 pp.

188. "African Cultural Conference." Inkundla ya Bantu, Oct. 22, 1949. 1 p.

189. Sobukwe, Mangaliso R. "Completers' Social" [Speech given on Oct. 21, 1949],3 pp.

190- Sobukwe, Mangaliso. "Time to Decide." The Commentator, July 1968. 6 pp.

191. Letter from Jordan Ngubane to Mr. Pitje, May 11, 1949. 3 pp.

192. Letter from Pitje to J. Ngubane, Nov. 9, 1949. 3 pp.

193. Sobukwe, M. "Mr. M. Sobukwe replies to Editorial." Inkundla ya Bantu, Feb.24, 1951. 1 p.

194. Sobukwe, Robert Mangaliso - Diploma of Bachelor of Arts from University ofJohannesburg, 1949. 1 p.

195. Biographical Profile of ROBERT MANGALISO SOBUKWE (obtained on 25 Nov. 19 59 byGwen Carter). 4 pp.

196. Sobukwe, Robert Mangaliso: Biographical Details (obtained on March 18, 1960,by B. Pogrund). 1 p.

197. Raboroko, P.N. "Defier of the Undefiable: Mangaliso Sobukwe." Azania News,Vol.l, No.13, June 30, 1966. 3 pp.

jfPf̂ 198. Nkosi, Lewis. "Robert Sobukwe: An Assessment." Africa Report, April 1962.3 pp.

Sobukwe, Robert M. - Biographical Profile. 2 pp.

m 200. Nkoana, Matthew. "Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe, New Africanist Leader and Political Tough-Talker." Drum, May 1959. 2 pp.

201. Bioqraphical Profile of R.M. Sobukwe. Ilanga Lase Natal (p.9), May 30, 1̂ 5'*.

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202. List (partial) of articles by or about Robert M. Sobukwe. 1 p.

PAC April to December 1959

203. Mothopeng, Z. "Why We Were Sacked." Spark, Aug. 22, 1952.Plus newsclipping in Spark, Sept. 1952. 1 p.

204. Newsclippings and list of articles by or about Z.L. MOTHOPENG. 1 p.

205. Newsclippings and list of references to, or articles by, ABEDNEGO B. NGCOBO.1 p.

206. "Mr. Howard Ngcobo, Leader of 'Africanists'." Ilanga Lase Natal (p.10), Jan.10, 1959.Plus references to, or articles by, HOWARD S. NGCOBO. 2 pp.

207. List of references to ELLIOT MFAXA.Plus newsclipping about E. Mfaxa. 1 p.

208. List of references to CORNELIUS JUDAH FAZZIE.Plus reference to HUGHES HLATSWAYO. 1 p.

Newsclipping from Contact, April 1959. 1 p.

Leballo, Potlako K. (National Secretary of Pan Africanist Congress).Statement regarding declaration of "Afrika Day." April 12, 1959. 1 p.

The Pan-Africanist Congress (May 1959?].

Police notes from PAC meeting, Nyanga, 3 May 1959. 3 pp.

Poovalingham, Pat. "Liberals 'Sniped at or Smeared'" [letter to the Editor].Contact, May 16, 1959. 1 p.

"Africanists Cannot Go Unchallenged." Ikhwezi Lomso, May 1959. 1 p.

The Africanist, May/June 1959. 17 pp.

Letter from M.P. Mbayeka (Cape Town) to the General Secretary of the P.A.C. (Johannesburg), May 23, 1959. 1 p.

Newsclippings, May 1959. 1 p.

Sobukwe, R.M. "Sobukwe Outlines Africanists' Case." Contact, May 30, 1959. Plus Speech Delivered by R.M. Sobukwe, at Pan-Africanist Congress, Witwatersrand, and Regional Conference, Orlando Communal Hall, Sunday, May 31,1959. 6 pp.

Pan-Africanist Bulletin No. 1, June 1959 [About African Trade Unions]. 7 pp.

Sobukwe, Robert. Press statement (received by phone), June 1959. 1 p.

Letter from M.P. Mbayeka to the P.A.C. Ad-hoc Secretary [request to call a meeting of the committee], June 1, 1959. [original and English translation]1 p.

Letter from M.P. Mbayeka to Nyanga West (P.A.C. Ad-hoc Secretary), June R, 1959 [original and English translation] 1 p.

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223. Newsclippings, June 1959. 1 p.

224. Rodda, Peter. "The Africanists Cut Loose." Africa South, Vol. 3, No. 4, July/Sept. 1959. 2 pp.

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225. Letter from S.T. Ngendane to the French Consulate [re French atomic tests inthe Sahara], July 7, 1959. 2 pp.

226. Letter form D.S. Bomali to "Son of Africa", 7 July 1959. 1 p.

227. Police notes from PAC meeting, Nyanga, 5 July 1959. 3 pp.

228. Handwritten notes of defendant in Reg, v. Synod Madlebe and Others, 1960.1 p.

229. Steele, A.T. "All-Black Pan-Africanist Movement Gains." N .Y . Herald Tribue, July 1959. 1 p.

230. Newsclippings from Contact, July 25, 1959. 1 p.

231. Ngubane, Jordan. "Mr. Ngubane Replies to P.A.C." Contact, July 25, 1959.1 p. n

232. Sobukwe, R.M. Sobukwe's Speech on African Heroes' Day [1958?]. Copied from Azania News, Vol. 1, No. 13, June 30, 1966. 2 pp.

233. The Africanist, July/Aug. 1959. 25 pp.

234. "Our National Heroes' Day." Pan-Africanist Congress: Witwatersrand Region,| 2 Aug. 1959. 1 p.

235. Sobukwe, Mangaliso R. "The State of the Nation." [Speech delivered on AfricanHeroes' Day, held Aug. 2, 1959]. 4 pp.

236. Newsclippings, Aug. 1959. 1 p.

237. Newsclippings, Aug. 1959. 1 p.

Police notes from PAC meeting, Nyanga, 2 Aug. 1959. 1 p.

J 239. Police notes from PAC meeting, Cape Town [1959?] 1 p.

240. Letter from D.S. Bomali to "Son of Africa", 4 Aug. 1959. 1 p.

241. Letter from L.T. Mgweba to "All Branches' Secretaries," 7 Aug. 1959. 1 p.

242. Handwritten notes of the defendant in Reg. v. Synod Madlebe and Others, 1960. l i p .

i 243. Letter from Izwe Lethu to "The Branch Secretary, 2 Sept. 1959. [original and English translation]. 1 p.

244. Minutes of meeting of a Cape Town PAC branch, 4 Sept. 1959. 1 p.

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245. Letter from "Izwe Lethu" to "Son of Africa," 8 Sept., [19?]. 1 p.

246. "'Conservatism' Threat to A.N.C." New Age, Sept. 3, 1959. 1 p.

247. Photograph of meeting of PAC National Executive Committee, Bloemfontein, Sept.1959 [includes A . B. Ngcobo, R. Sobukwe, A.P. Mda, P.K. Leballo, H.S. Ngcobo, J.D. Nyaose, E. Mfaxa, Z.B. Molete, P. Molotsi, S.T. Ngendane, H. Hlatswayo; Missing: Z. Mothopeng and P. Raboroko]. 1 p.

248. ̂Letter from P.K. Leballo to "Sons/Daughters of Africa," 10 Sept. 1959. 1 p.


250 . j Leballo, P.K., Press release fromPan Africanist Congress, 3 Oct. 1959. .1 p.

251. Newsclipping [Letters to the Editor], New Age, Oct. 8, 1959. 1 p.

252.252. Letter from E.S. Magwentshu to "Son of Africa," [original plus Englishtranslation]. 1 p.

253. Letter from L. T. Mgwebe to "Sons of Afrika," Oct. 24, 1959. 1 p.

254. Letter from C.M. Makwetu to "Son of Africa," 28 Oct. 1959 [original plusEnglish translation]. 1 p.

255. Letter from P.K. Leballo to "Son/Daughter of the Soil," 26 Oct. 1959. 1 p.

256. Letter from A. K. Barden to P.K. Leballo (extract), 28 Oct. 1959. 1 p.

257. Newsclippings from Contact, Oct. 31, 1959. 1 p.

258. Sobukwe, Mangaliso. "My Idea of Africa in 1973." Drum, Nov. 1959. 2 pp.

259. Sobukwe, R.M. "One Central Government in Africa", March 1960. 2 pp.

260. The Africanist Vol. VI, No.4, Nov. 1959. 14 pp.

261. PAC press statement, 18 Nov. 1959, on the founding of the Progressive Party.1 p.

262. "PAC, ANC React to Progressives." Contact, 28 Nov. 1959. 1 p.

263. Letter from L.T. Mgweba to "Nyana Wesizwe," Feb. 16, 1959. 1 p.

264. Letter from M.G. Mampunye to "Sons/daughters of the Soil," 30 Nov. 1959.1 p.

265. Letter from Potlako K. Leballo to "Sons/Daughters of the Soil," 30 Nov. 1959, 1 p.

266?)266. The Africanist, Dec., 1959. 23 pp.

(267^ Letter from L.T. Mgweba to "The Branch Secretary," 1 De^. 1959. 1 p.

268. Handwritten notes of Mr. M.G. Mampunye of Cape Town P.A.C., 1951*. 4 pp.

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269. Annual Report by PAC Nyanga East Branch, 1959. Sgd. by Abel Gaborone, Secretary, handwritten. 1 p.

270. Announcement of PAC Cape Western Regional meeting, 20 Dec. 1959. .1 p.

271. Ngcobo, H.S. "Statement of Protest Against Treatment Meted to Members,Branches of the ANC." [Delivered to G. Nyembe (chairman) at end of ANC National Conference in Durban on Dec. 13/14, 1959]. 1 p.

272. "Pressure on Leaders to Take Action." Contact, 26 Dec. 1959. 1 p.

273. Program for The First National Conference of the Pan Africanist Congress,19th-20th Dec. 1959. 1 p.

274. Sobukwe, Mangaliso R. "Address by the President." [Delivered to the FirstAnnual National Conference, 19th, 20th Dec. 1959]. 27 pp.

275. National Executive Committee Report to the First Annual National Conference,19th, 20th Dec. 1959. 6 pp.

276. Newsclippings, Dec. 1959. 1 p.

277. Transcription of article in Golden City Post, Dec. 27, 1959. 1 p.

278. Letter from D.S. Bomali to "Son of Africa," 28 Dec. 1959. 1 p.

279. Police notes from PAC open-air meeting, Johannesburg, 1959. 8 pp.

280. Police notes from PAC open-air meetings, Johannesburg, 1959. 5 pp.

281. Police notes from PAC meetings, Johannesburg, 1959 and 1960. 4 pp.

Federation of Free African Trade Unions (FOFATUSA)

282. "L 30,000 Aid for African Unions - But Not Sactu." New Age, Aug. 13, 1959.1 p.

283. Federation of Free African Trade Unions (S.A.) - Constitution, Oct. 3, 1959.9 pp.

284. Letter from D. Chitja and N. Hlongwane [Secretariat of Federation of FreeAfrican Trade Unions (S.A)] to "Sir/Madam," 4 Nov. 1959. 3 pp.

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286. Letter from Jacob D. Nyaose (President of FOFATUSA) to "The Editor of TJ}e_WorId," 18 Jan. 1960. 3 pp.

287. Program for The Federation of Free African Trade Unions (S.A.), 20 March 1960. Plus: Police notes from FOFATUSA meeting, Johannesburg, 19 March 1960.

288. Nyaose, Dumdum Jacob. [Extracts from] Presidential Speech delivered on the 19th March 1960 at FOFATUSA Conference. 2 pp.

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289. Letter from J.D. Nyaose to Editor of Contact, March 20, 1960. 3 pp.

Plan S.A. Office." Contact, April 2, 1960. 1 p.

291. Nyaose, J.D. "Memorandum on FOFATUSA" [Copy of original] 1969. 4 pp.

292. Nyaose, J. D. "Addendum to FOFATUSA - PAC Relations" [original, handwrittendraft], 1969. 7 pp.

293. List of references to, or pieces by, JACOB D. NYAOSE.

294. Fragment of minutes of a labour meeting mentioning J.D. Nyaose, found amoungA.W.G. Champion papers, [1944?]. 1 p.

295. "Durban Strike Called Off." Inkundla ya Bantu, Feb. 28, 1944. 1 p.

296. "Inside Story of the Johannesburg Strike." Inkundla ya Bantu, Vo] 7, No.86,Sept. 30, 1944. 1 p.

297. Newsclippings from Inkundla ya Bantu, 1944, 1946. [re. J.D. Nyaose]. 1 p.

298. Newsclippings from Advance, Oct. 1953 [re. J.D. Nyaose and G. Makabeni]. 1P*

299. Biographical Profile of JACOB DUMDUM NYAOSE. 2 pp.

300. \ Nyaose, J.D. "The Future of South Africa." [Was to have been included inSouth Africa; The Road Ahead, but was left out], Feb. 29, 1960. 6 pp.

The Pan .Africanist Congress: 1 January - 20 March 1960

3O p Letter from Peter Raboroko to Laurence Gandar, 16 Jan. 1960. 2 pp.

302. Transcribed article from Golden City Post, 17 Jan. 1960. 1 p.

v303./ Letter from L.T. Mgweba to "Nyana Wesizwe," Jan. 21, 1960. 1 p.

304. Two documents presented in evidence in Reg. v. Synod Madlebe and Others (Cape Town PAC), March 1960. 1 p.

e Letter from Potlako K. Leballo to "All Public and Private Institutions, Commercial and Industrial Enterprises," 25 Jan. 1960. 1 p.

306. Naicker, M.P. "Police Raids Cause of Cato Manor Deaths." New Age, Jan. 28, 1960. 1 p.

307./ Police notes from PAC, open-air meetings, Johannesburg, 1960. 13 pp.

308. Police notes from PAC meetings, Cape Town, early 1960. 1 p.

309. Police notes from PAC meeting, Bunga Square Langa, Feb. 14, 1960. 2 pp.

t Police notes from PAC meetings, Feb.-March 1960. 11 pp.

Letter from Elliot S. Magwentshu (of Cape Town PAC) to Gail Gerhart, April 30, 1972. 1 p.

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312. Types of People in Cape Town [Wilson and Mafeje Categories].Plus: Chart Prepared by Elliot Magwentshu on PAC in Cape Town, FollowingCategories of Wilson and Mafeje in Langa, June 1970. 7 pp.

313. Letter from Philip Kgosana (Regional Secretary) to "Son of the Soil," 4 Feb.1960. 1 p.

314. Letter from Philip Kgosana (Regional Secretary) to "Son of Soil." 1 p.

315. Letter from Philip Kgosana to "Son of the Soil," 4 Feb. 1960. 1 p.

316. Letter from D.S. Bomali to "Son of Africa," 17 Feb. 1960. 1 p.

317. Letter from Philip Kgosana to "Son of the Soil," Feb. 25, 1960. 1 p.

318. Letter in Xhosa from P.Z. Jali to [ ? ], n.d., with translation. 6 pp.

3,,.319. Letter from P.Z. Jali to Mr. Meshack Mampunye [copy of original plus Englishtranslation]. 6 pp.

320. Handwritten notes in Xhosa of Cape Town PAC member, .1959 or 1960, with translation. 3 pp.

321. List of Pan-Africanist Congress Cape Western Region. 1 p.

322y Handwritten notes from Cape Town PAC meeting, 1959 or 1960. 1 p.

323. Handwritten notes from unidentified PAC member. 2 pp.

324 ., Letter from. Meshack Mampunye to "Office of National Secretary," (Johannesburg).1 p.

325./ Letter from the National Headquarters of the PAC (Johannesburg) to "Children of the Soil," Feb. 1960 [original plus English translation]. 3 pp.

Letter from Philip Kgosana to "Son of the Soil," 4 Feb. 1960. 1 p.

327.' Handwritten notes of the defendant, E.S. Magwentshu, in Reg. v. Synod Madlebeand Others. 1 p.

328. The Africanist, Feb./March 1960. 12 pp.

329. Newsclipping from New Age, 1960. 1 p.

330. Raboroko, P. Nkutsoeu. "Congress and the Africanists: (I) The AfricanistCase." Africa South, Vol. 4, No.3, April/June 1960. 5 pp.

331. Nokwe, Duma. "(2) Congress Replies." Africa South, Vol.4, No.3, April/June1960. 3 pp.

332. Two documents prsented in evidence in State v. Johannes Monyake and Others(Sharpeville PAC), Jan. 16, 1960 and Jan. 18, 1960. 1 p.

333. Two transcribed articles from Golden City Post, Feb. 28, 1960. 1 p.

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334. Three documents presented in evidence in Reg, v. Synod Madlebe and Others,1960. 1 p.

335. Announcement of PAC meeting, Nyanga West, 6 March 1960 [Handwritten in Xhosawith translation]. 1 p.

336. Letter from P. Kgosana to All Branch Secretaries, 3 March 1960. 2 pp.

337. Letter from Mangaliso R. Sobukwe to "Sons and Daughters of the Soil," [Evidencein Reg, v. Synod Madlebe and Others], 4 March 1960. 1 p.

338. Two handwritten letters announcing PAC meeting and inviting ANC, Nyanga Branch,to join the Anti-Pass Campaign of March 1960. 1 p.

339. Membership roster form of PAC, Cape Town, 12 March 1960. 1 p.-— —340. Three documents presented in evidence in Reg. v. Synod Madlebe and Others,

1960. 1 p.

Transcriptions of two news articles from Golden City Post, March 6 and 13 1960. P-

342. Newsclippings [re. Anti-Pass Campaign, March I960]. 2 pp.

343. Press release by D. Nokwe (Secretary General) , 9 March 1960. 1 p.

344. Newsclippings, March 1960. 1 p.

345. "The Africanists: Fireworks - Or False - Alarm?" Drum, April 1.960. 4 pp.

346. Newsclippings, March 1960. 1 p.

347. PAC Flyers (4) [distributed in Sharpeville, early I960]. 4 pp.

348. Flyer announcing PAC Anti-Pass Campaign, March 1960. 1 p.

349. Flyer announcing PAC Anti-Pass Campaign, March 1960 (Xhosa). 1 p.

Press release by PAC (M.R. Sobukwe), [18 March I960]. 1 p.

1351. PAC Flyer (M.R. Sobukwe), [distributed in Sharpeville and Cape Town, March 18, 1960]. 1 p.

352. Newsclippings [re PAC Anti-Pass Campaign, March I960]. 1 p.

353. "P.A.C. prepared for Cop Action." Golden City Post, March 20, 1960. 1 p.

354. Police notes from PAC meeting, Johannesburg, 20 March 1960. 1 p.

355. Newsclipping [re. expulsion of J. Madzunya from PAC, March I960]. 1 p.

356. Handwritten notes of defendant in Reg v. Synod Madlebe and Others, Cape Town.1 P-

357. Police notes from PAC meeting, N/anga East, March 20, 1960. 1 p.

Police notes from PAC meeting, Nyanga, March 20, 1960. 1 p.

Police notes from PAC meeting, Windermere, March 20, 1960. 1 p.

Police notes from PAC meeting, Bunga Square, Langa, March 20, 1960. 1 p.

Police notes from PAC meeting, Langa New Flats, March 20, 1960. 1 p.

Philip. "The Kgosana Sepech." Contact, April 16, 1960. 1 p.

360. Newsclippings, March 21, 1960. 1 p.

Daily Rand Mail [front page], March 22, 1960. 1 p.

362. "Killed: 54 on Rand, Two at Langa: Day of Blood in Two African Locations."Cape Times, March 22, 1960.Plus: newsclippings from Cape Times, March 22, 1960 [on deaths on Rand and at Langa]. 8 pp.

363. Gruber, Rudolf. "Sharpeville: An Account of Events on 21 March 1960." Printedin Great Britain. 4 pp.

364. "Wild Race to Flee a Merciless Slaughter." Life, April 4, 1960 [photographs bya Drum photographer]. 1 p.

National Working Committee, PAC, Johannesburg [press release?], March 22, 1960.1 p.

Jolobe, William. Press Statement: PAC, March 24, .1960, [received by phone].1 P*

The Pan Africanist Congress Sharpeville Emergency 1960

359. The Star [front page], March 21, 1960. 1 p

Assembly Debates, 22 March 1960. 14 pp.

367. Newsclippings, March 1960. 4 pp.


369. "Sobukwe States His Case." New Age, March 24, 1960.Plus: newsclippings from Cape Times, March 1960. 13 pp.

370. Nokwe, D. (Secretary General). Press release, 22 March 1960. 2 p.

Assembly Debates, 24 March 1960. 4 pp

373. Jolobe, W. Statement on March 25, 1960. 1 p.

374. Newsclippings, March/April 1960. 12 pp.

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375. Jolobe, William. Press statement, PAC, week following March 21, 1960. 1 p.

376. Newsclippings, March 1960. 4 pp.

377.; Assembly Debates, 28 March 1960. 4 pp.

378. Newsclippings from Cape Times, March 28, 1960. 2 pp.

379. Flyer issued by Chief Luthuli, Groutville, March 28, 1960. 1 p.

380. Newsclipping from Cape Times, March 1960. 7 pp.


Press statement by PAC (William Jolobe), March 29, 1960 [received by phone].

Newsclippings, 1960. 17 pp.

"Martyrs Buried As Crisis Grows: South Africa Torn by Fury." Life, Vol.48,No.14, April 11, 1960. 10 pp.

South African Institute of Race Relations. "The Disturbances in Cape Town,March 21st to "May 18th, 1960." 7 pp.

Diary kept by an African member of the Liberal Party, Cape Town, March/April

on the Events Which Occurred in the Districts of Vereeniging and Van Der Bijl Park on 21 March 1960. 25 pp.

391. List of references to, or pieces by, PHILIP KGOSANA. 1 p.

392. Kgosana, Philip. Manuscript: From Home to Cape Town. 85 pp.

1 p.

383. Newsclippings, Cape Times, March 30, 1960. 2 pp

Assembly Debates, 30 March 1960. 31 pp

Assembly Debates, 30-31 March 1960. 35 pp

1960 [Mr. August]. 14 pp

Summary of the Report of the Commission Appointed to Enquire into and to Report

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Notes from Manuscript by PHILIP KGOSANA. 10 pp.

395. Biographical notes of PHILIP KGOSANA. 4 pp.

396. Papers of PHILIP KGOSANA, 1960. 2 pp

Notes from Manuscript by PHILIP KGOSANA (by Karis) . 6 pp.

397. Police notes on PHILIP KGOSANA, March 21, 1960. 1 p.

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398. Prison correspondence of PHILIP KGOSANA, 1960. 2 pp.

399. Prison correspondence of PHILIP KGOSANA, 1960. 2 pp.

400. Notes from Manuscript by PHILIP KGOSANA. 1 p.

401. Handwritten notes by M. Ndibongo, presented as evidence in Reg. v. SynodMadlebe and Others. 2 pp.

402. Letter from M. Ndibongo to "Sir" [written in Roeland State Prison]. 1 p.

403. Handwritten notes of a defendant in a P.A.C. trial, Cape Town. 2 pp.

404. Handwritten papers of Manelisi F. Ndibongo. 1 p.

405-* Handwritten notes of defendant, W. Ndibongo, in Cape Town PAC trial. 4 pp.

406. Typewritten notes from the trial papers of P. Kgosana and W. Ndibongo. 6 pp.

407. Court Statement by Philip Kgosana (Cape Town). 4 pp.

408.; Private diary kept by Patrick Duncan (Cape Town), 1960. 14 pp.

409. List of references to, or pieces by, PATRICK DUNCAN [incomplete list]. 1 p.

410. Neame, L.E. "The Honorable Patrick Duncan, K.C.," in Some S. AfricanPoliticians. 3 pp.

411. Newsclippings about Patrick Duncan, 1952-1953. 5 pp.

412. St. John, R. Excerpt from Through Malan's Africa, 1954. 1 p.

413. Duncan, Patrick. "Passive Resistance." Africa South, Oct.-Dec. 1956. 5 pp.

414. Duncan, Patrick. "Pan-Africanism or Communism?" Contact, 13 Dec. 1958. 1 p.

415. "Patrick Duncan to Contest Sea Point (C.P.)." Contact, Sept. 5, 1959. 1 p.Plus: Notes on PAC relations with Duncan.

416. Patrick Duncan's Court Statement in Regina v. Selemela Publications [I960?].5 pp.Plus: newsclipping [London Times?].

417. "Patrick Duncan, Apartheid Foe, 48: Son of Ex-British Governor in South AfricaDies," June 6, 1967. 1 p.

4,6. [Eulogy of] Pat Duncan, June 11, 1967. 1 p.

^4*19^ "Patrick No.1158,

Duncan (An Appreciation by a Friend." South African Outlook, Vol.97, Nov. 1967. 1 p.

420. Duncan, Patrick. "Fortune Favours the Brave." Contact, April 2, 1960. 1 p.

421. Newsclippings, 1960. 8 pp.

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422.^ Assembly Debates, 4 April 1960. 16 pp.

423.' j Senate Organizations Bill, 5 April 1960. 6 pp.

424. Assembly Debates, 5 April 1960. 1 p.

425. Press release by PAC (Jolobe), 7 April 1960. 1 p.

426. Press release by PAC (Jolobe), Ghana and Drum, 7 April 1960. 1 p.

427. Press release by PAC (Jolobe), Erasmus on Pass Laws, 7 April 1960. 1 p.

| 428. Assembly Debates, 8 April 1960. 2 pp.

429. "Kaffirs in their Place." The Economist, April 9, 1960. 2 pp.


431. Days of Crisis in South Africa (Events up to 15th May 1960. Compiled by MurielHorrell and published by the S.A. Institute of Race Relations. No. 5, 1960.74 pp.

432.) Period 15th to 24th May, 1960. Addendum to Days of Crisis in South Africa.12 pp.

433. Sharp, Gene. "No Co-Existence with Oppression" (non-violent struggle in South Africa). Peace News, May 13, 1960. 3 pp.

434. Africa Today, Ma-y 1960 [incomplete]. 6 pp.

435. "A Call to P.A.C. Leadersl" (unsigned), [April or May I960?]. 1 p.

436. Report of the Langa Commission of Enquiry, (Union of South Africa), July 1960.140 pp.

The Pan Africanist Congress/Post-Sharpeville, 1960


438. Trial Record of Reg v. Sobukwe and Others [partial], May 4, 1960. 6 pp.

439. List of defendants in Reg, v. Sobukwe and Others. April/May 1960. 2 pp.


441. The Pan African Congress Venture in Retrospect, (A non-European Unity Movement pamphlet), Sept. 1960. 8 pp.


443. Same as #435.

444. "Ngangebandla," "PAC Naivete," [Dec.?], 1960. 1 p.

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445. Newsclippings from Contact [re. Peter Molotsi and Nana Mahomo], I960. I p.

PAC In Exile (1960)

"Notes on Manuscript by Philip Kgosana." The South Africa United Front,Chap. 13. 16 pp.

Letter from [N. Mahomo?], (Accra) to "My dear Randolph," 11 July 1960. 2 pp.


449. Speech submitted to the I.C.F.T.U. Regional Conference Held at Tunis, on7th-llth Nov. 1960, [by FOFATUSA]. 2 pp.

The Pan Africanist Congress - 1961

450. Evans, David. "Liberal Leader Jordan Ngubane: Consistent Course to a Non-racialSociety." Contact, 28 Jan. 1961. 1 p.

451. Letter from "London to Johannesburg," 21 Feb. 1961, (unsigned). 1 p.


453. Kgosana, Philip. "The Story of My Exciting Life." Drum, Feb. 1961. 2 pp.

454. The South African Outlook [partial], March 1, 1961. 3 pp.

455. "Why New Age Attacked Contact," by the Editor. Contact, March 9, 1961. 1 p.

456. Press Statement of PAC (by Z.B. Molete), [on South Africa's leaving theCommonwealth], March 16, 1961. 1 p.

457. "Terra" [Nkoana?]. "The Pan-Africanists." Fighting Talk, March 1961. 1 p.

458. Nkoana, Matthew. "Sobukwe Speaks from Gaol." Contact, 6 April 1961. 1 p.Plus: "Banned Men Speak." Contact, [April 20, 1961], 1 p.

459. Press statement signed by seven PAC leaders "with regard to the All-In AfricanPeoples' Conference to be Held at Pietermaritzburg on the 25th and 26th March1961." 2 pp.

460. Newsclipping, New Age, May 18, 1961. 1 p.

461. Flyer issued by The Pan Africanist Congress. 1 p.

462. Flyer issued by African National Congress, 1961. I p.

463. Flyer issued by African Nationalists. 1 p.

464. Statement issued by Nelson Mandela (Hon. Secretary of the All-In AfricanNational Action Council), [20 May 1961]. 1 p.

Mafube (The Dawn of Freedom), No. 1, May 1961. 7 pp.

466. "Sharpeville and Langa." The South African Outlook, Sept. 1, 1961. 3 pp.

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468. Molotsi, Peter H. "Spotlight on Sharpeville: The cold blooded massacre ofpoor Africans." Evening News, March 21, 1961. 1 p.Plus: newsclippings, 1961. 3 pp.

468a Mvubelo, Lucy and Hlongwane, N. "African Trade Unions Reaction to T.U.C." [1961?] 2 pp.

FOFATUSA (1961)

469. Letter from [FOFATUSA Secretariat] to The Editor, Rand Daily Mail(Johannesburg), 22 Nov. 1961. 1 p.

470. Report on the Federation Provincial Conference held on 18 Nov. 1961.Johannesburg Transvaal [Federation of Free African Trade Unions]. 2 pp.

471. Duncan, Patrick. "South Africa's Knife-Edge." The New African, March 1962.2 pp.

The Pan Africanist Congress - 1962

472. "Leballo: Released, Banished." Contact, May 17, 1962. 1 p.

PAC in Exile (1961)

473. Letter from Mangaliso Robert Sobukwe to Benjamin Pogrund, Feb. 22, 1962.2 pp.

Letter from Mrs. R. Sobukwe to Mr. Pogrund, 7 Sept. 1962. 1 p.

Letter from Mangaliso Robert Sobukwe (Pretoria Gaol) to Benjamin Pogrund.V___2 pp.

476. Newsclippings, 1962 [re: Molete's jail sentence and Sobukwe's treatment in prison]. 1 p.

Pogrund, Benjamin (African Affairs Reporter), [Report on Josias Madzunya's banishment from Johannesburg], June 20 [1962], 2 pp.

478. Letter from J. Madzunya to B. Pogrund, Sept. 2, 1962. 1 p.

479. "Did Paarl Riot Have Political Motive?" Contact, 29 Nov. 1962. 1 p.

480. Letter from E.L. Ntloedibe to the Editor of Rand Daily Mail (Johannesburg), 28 Nov. 1962. 1 p.

481. [Ntloedibe, E?] "The Paarl Incident - A Political Revolt." 3 pp.

482. Report of the Paarl Commission of Enquiry [Official report, to the Republic ofSouth Africa]. 30 pp.

483. "The Battle Near Qamatapoort." Contact, 27 Dec. 1962. 1 p.

484. [Police Statement?] by alleged Pogo member, [1962]. 4 pp.

485. Jaguar, Harry. "Ghana Withdraws South African Exiles' Permits," (re: P.Kgosana, T. Makiwane, J. Manon]. Contact, Jan. 25, 1962. 1 p.

PAC in Exile (1962)

Press release issued by the Conference of PAC Leaders Outside South Africa (Peter H. 'Molotsi - Secretary for Pan African Affairs, PAC), [Jan. 1962].3 pp.

Newsclippings, The World, Jan 1962. 1 p.

Transcribed article from The World, 3 Feb. 1962. 1 p.

P.A.C. Policy and Programme [signed by] Peter H. 'Molotsi, Secretary for PanAfrican Affairs. PAC (South Africa), 22 Jan. 1962. 3 pp.

"P.A.C. Leaders Slang One Another." New Age, 29 March 1962. 1 p.

Letter from Patrick Duncan to Benjamin Pogrund, 6 May [1962?]. 3 pp.

Pogrund, Benjamin (African Affairs Reporter), [Report on Potlako Leballo's release from Pretoria jail] . 1 p.

Letter from P.K. Leballo to B. Pogrund, 8 Aug. 1962. 2 pp.

Newsletter No.l, Sept. 1962. 6 pp.

Leballo, Potlako K. "The Future of Pan-Africanism." The New African, Nov.1962. 2 pp.

"Planner of Revolt." West Africa, Nov. 3, 1962. 1 p.

Newsclippings, 1962-1963 [re. P.K. Leballo and P. Kgosana]. 1 p.

Newsclippings, Contact, 1962-1963. 2 pp.

FOFATUSA (1962)

Letter from Federation of Free African Trade Unions to Delegates of the South African Trade Union Council to the Eighth Annual Conference held on March 19-23, 1962. 3pp.

Makgothi, Lancelot (National Organiser of FOFATUSA). "Report on the Present State of the Newly Organised Unions in the Reef and Elsewhere, Nov. 1961- April1962," 8 June 1962. 3 pp.

"FOFATUSA Meeting Flops in Durban." [New Age, July 1962]. 1 p.

"FOFATUSA Meeting A Great Success in Durban." Issued by Zwelihle Shabangu.4 pp.

PAC in Exile (1963)

"Statement by Mr. Nana Mahomo, Member of the PAC of South Africa, to the Special Committee on The Policies of Apartheid of the Government of the Republic of South Africa" [1963?]. 3 pp.

"Memo to the Nine-Man Committee on African Unity." Issued by the Presidential Council of the P.A.C., [1963?]. 5 pp.

*Press release: Issued by P.K. Leballo (Maseru), 26 Feb. 1963. I p.

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506. P.A.C. (Dar es Salaam). "Bomb Attack on Potlako Leballo - A New Enemy Device,’ May 13, [1963?]. 1 p.

507. /'The Pan Africanist Congress Newsletter, Vol. 2, No. 2. Issued by: Departmentof Publicity and Information, PAC (S.A.), 21 March 1963. 8 pp.

508. Newsclippings [re. P.K. Leballo], 1963. 3 pp.

509. Draft of news article about Poqo, 1963. 3 pp.

510. Draft of story on Poqo for the Rand Daily Mall, 1963. 3 pp.

511 Letter from P.K. Leballo (Basutoland) to the Editor of Star (Johannesburg),[March 28, 1963]. 1 p.

512. Letter from "Football Club Manager" [PAC Code] to "Dear Sir," 30 March 1963.3 pp.

513. Press release issued by: Department of Publicity and Information, PAC (P.K.Leballo), March 20, 1963. 1 p.

514. [Report] "P.A.C. Replies to Snyman - Vorster Report in Parliament, Cape Town. Issued by: P.K. Leballo, National Secretary and Acting President, PACUnderground National HQ (Johannesburg), March 23, 1963. 1 p.

515. Publicity Department, Pan-Africanist Conyiess. "British Treachery andSavagery." [Report of British atrocities and demand for return of "Kidnapped" P.K. Leballo], [1963]. 1 p.

516. Newsclippings tre. P.K. Leballo], 1963. 6 pp.

517. Newsclippings [by or about Patrick Duncan], 1963. 5 pp.

518. Duncan, Patrick. "Questions and Answers on South Africa." Peace News, June 14,1963. 1 p.

Letter from E.L. Ntloedibe (Bechuanaland) to the Editor of Rand Daily Mail (Johannesburg), April 23, 1963. 3 pp.

Newsclippings [re. P.K. Leballo], 1963. 3 pp.

Black Star Vol. 1, No. 1, [partial], May 1963. 7 pp.

Pan Africanist Congress (S.A.) (Lesotho) Summit Conference," May 16, 1963. 5 pp.

'Memorandum to the Addis Ababa

523. Letter from Oscar Kambona to J.N. Pokela, 7 June 1963. 1 p.

524. Newsclippings, [1963]. 4 pp.

525. Press Statement. Issued by: PAC. 3 Aug [196?]. 3 pp.

526. Lombard, Hans. "Where is Leballo?" Peace News Aug. 23, 1963. 1 p.

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527. Kgosana, Philip. "Africa Wants an Answer." The New African, 21 Sept. 1963, 1 p.

1 528.)5 2 S - J Black Star Vol. 1, No. 2 {incomplete]. [re. M.R. Sobukwe] Sept. 1963. 3 pp.

529. Department of Publicity and Information, PAC (S.A.) (Z.B. Molete). "MusasCapitulates to Pan Africanist View." Oct. 1963. 1 p.n

1530. Statement Issued by the P.A.C.: "A.N.C. and Communists Be Warned." [Oct.26,1963]. 1 p.

PAC and POQO - 1963

jjj 531. Collection of PAC Coded Correspondence [11 letters] related to prospective uprising of 1963. 11 pp.

U 532. Notes on testimony by state witness in State v. Jeff Kgalabi Masemula and 15* Others, concerning Poqo. 1 p.

1 533. Government Gazette Extraordinary Vol. VIII. [Series of proclamations declaring"POQO" and "DANCE ASSOCIATION" are the PAC and "UMKONTO WEZISWE" and "SPEAR OF THE NATION" are the ANC]. 10 May 1963. 2 pp.

|| 534. Newsclippings [re POQO]. 1963. 3 pp.

535. Press coverage on PAC and POQO. 1963. 6 pp.

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536. Newsclippings [1963]. 1 p.

537. "What is POQO?"- [Venture. May 1963]. 1 p.

538. "The Poqo Affair." [Africa, Latin America, Asia Revolution. Vol. 1, No. 3. July1963]. 3 pp.

539. ["Sandor"], Excerpt from The Coming Struggle for South Africa, pp. 26-30 [1963].3 pp.

540. "The End of the Road for Poqo" [Peace News. Dec. 27, 1963]. 1 p.

541. Newsclippings [re: Sobukwe], [1963]. 1 p.

Robert Sobukwe (1963)

542. Leballo, P.K. (PAC office) "Mangaliso Sobukwe". [1963]. 2 pp.

543. Letter from Patrick Duncan to B. Pogrund. 5 March 1963. 1 p.

544. Newsclippings [re. Sobukwe]. [1963]. 5 pp.

545. Letter from Robert Sobukwe (Robben Island Gaol) to B. Pogrund. 19 June 1963.4 pp.

546. Letter from Robert Sobukwe (Robben Island Gaol) to B. Pogrund. 17 Aug. 1963. 4 pp.

547. Flyer issued by: African National Congress. [re. Anti-Leballo slogans].2 pp.

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MISCELLANEOUS PAC (1963)

548. Letter from "Son of the Soil" to "Ex-Son of Africa," April 18, 1963. 1 p.

549. Pokela, J.N. "The Birth-Pangs of African Unity in the Sub-Continent" [Manuscript, 1962?].plus: [incomplete piece by Poleka. 1962?]. 5 pp.

FOFATUSA (1963)

550. List of Officers and Committee Members of Federation of Free African Trade Union (S.A.). [1963] . 1 p.

'History of the Federation of Free African Trade Unions (S.A.) as from October551.1959-June 1963". [Written by the Vice-President]. 3 pp.

MISCELLANEOUS (1963)

552. Report of the Commissioner of the S. African Police for the Half Year, ended30th June 1963. (Pretoria Gov't Printer) [1964]. 3 pp.

553. Assembly Debates. 25 March 1963. 9 pp.

1 554. Assembly Debates. April 1963. 28 pp.

Assembly Debates. May/June 1963. 6 pp.

PAC in Exile - 1964

556. Press Statement Issued by: The Pan Africanist Congress of South Africa. (E.LNtloedibe). 15 Jan. 1965. 3 pp.

557. Letter from P.K. Leballo (Basutoland) to "The Principal Secretary, UNO ExpertGroup on South Africa". (New York, NY). 12 Feb. 1964. 1 p.

558. Memorandum Submitted to the UNO Expert Group on South Africa. Issued by: PAC(S.A.) Feb. 12, 1964. 8 pp.

559. PAC (S.A.): "Addendum to Our Financial Statement." [1963]. 1 p.

560. Motjuwadi, Stanley. "The Great Dictator" [Interview with P.K. Leballo]. DrumFeb, 1964. 3 pp.

561. Newsclippings [re. PAC "Split" Over P.K. Leballo]. 1964. 1p.

562. Two letters from Ghana by Elias Ntloedibe, 1964. 1p.

563. Letter from "D" [Patrick Duncan] to "P.K." [P.K. Leballo]. 25 March 1964.2pp.

564. Letter from J.D. Nyaose (Tanganyika) to "Son of the Soil," 30 March 1964 3 pp.

565. Letter from J.D. Nyaose (Dar es Salaam) to "Dear Comrades" (The RepresentativeANC (S.A.) (Dar es Salaam). 17 April 1964. 7pp.

566. Williams, E. (Swaziland). PAC Memo to U.N.O. Committee of Experts. [April,1964]. 2pp.

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567. Report by "C.D. Jones" [J.D. Nyaose?] to [?]. n.d. 6 pp.

568. Flyer Issued by: Members of the PAC (Johannesburg). [May 2, 1964]. 1 p.

569. "Concerning the Statement of the Pan-Africanists Congress of the 11th May,1964". Issued by: the Young Communist League (Maseru). [May 14, 1964].3 PP.

570. Letter from Patrick Duncan (Algeria) to Potlako K. Leballo^National Secretaryand Acting President, PAC (Basutoland). 28 May 1964. 2 pp.

571. Letter from Patrick Duncan (Algeria) to Zedbee [Z.B. Molete] (Maseru,Basutoland). 28 May 1964. 1 p.

572. Letter from "Targui" [Patrick Duncan] (Algeria) to P.K. [Leballo] 6 June 1964.4 pp.

573. Letter from "Barry Jones" [J.D. Nyaose] (Dar es Salaam) to "Sons of Afrika"(Maseru). [1964]. 5 pp.

Letter from Manager of Bank of India to Manager, Barclays Bank, Dar-es-Salaam,11 June 1964. 1 p.

Letter from "Damhnson" (Maseru) to A.B. [Ngcobo], 16 June 1964. 1 p.

Letter from J.C. Stevenson (Dar es Salaam) to "Dear Sir" (Maseru). [1964] 1 p.

PAC (S.A.). "Background to Official Appointments and Policy Statement," 20 June 1964. 1 p.

Letter from D.V. Maphumulo and T.A. Ngcobo (Swaziland) to Presidential Council(Maseru) , 2 July 1964. 1 p.

574. PAC (S.A.) "Dar to Maseru General Report." August 14, 1964. 5 pp.

575. Letter from Presidential Council [of PAC. (S.A.) to [?] "from Maseru toAlgiers." 24 August 1964. 1 p.

576. Issue of Operation Izwe Lethu, organ of PAC in Ghana, [n.d.]. 1 p.Letter from "Delegation to Headquarters," 25 Oct. 1964. 1 p.

577. Handwritten notes on PAC in Lesotho, late 1964. 5 pp.

578. Newsclippings [re. Maseru Trial of PAC Leaders, 1964-65]. 3 pp.

579. Newsclippings [re. R. Poqo, 1964], 3 pp.

580. Newsclippings [re. R. Sobukwe, 1964]. 2 pp.

581. FOFATUSA. "Address to the - 'International Trade Union Committee with the Workers and People of South Africa' Held at Accra." 9th-11th March 1964. 6 pp.

582. PAC Newsletter, 15 May 1956. 6 pp.

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583. Trial of Regina v. Tsepo Tiisetso Letlaka and Five Other Convicted Persons (PAC) Basutoland, 1965. 5 pp.[appeal against conviction].

584. Trial of P.L. Gqobose (PAC), Basutoland, 1965. 1 p.

585. Newsclippings [re. PAC, 1963]. 1 p.

586. Izwe - Lethu, No. 11 and 12, Nov./Dec. 1965. 13 pp.

587. Letter from J.D. Nyaose to All Members of the PAC (S.A.) Home and Abroad,6 Nov. 1965. 3 pp.

588. Nkoana, Matthew. "PAC's Unity Plan," Africa and the World, Vol. 2, No.14,November 1965. 1 p.

589. Duncan, Patrick "Is Apartheid an Insoluble Problem?" Race Vol. 6, No. 4, April1965. 3pp. ~

590. International Response to Sharpeville [Special edition for 5th Anniversary ofSharpeville]. Issued by: Department of Publicity and Information, PAC (Zambia). May 1965. 12 pp.

591. News Release. Issued by PAC (Z.B. Molete). May 26, 1964. 7 pp.

592. Newsclippings [re. Sobukwe, 1965]. 2 pp.

593. Ngcobo, A.B. "This Side of Eternity" The New African, November, 1965.2 pp.

594. Newsclippings [re. PAC, 1965]. 1 p.

595. Dubula, Sol. "The Myth of PAC Militancy," The African Communist, No. 23,1965. 6 pp.

596. Crisis and Change [Journal][Special Issue] October 15, 1965. 32pp.

Dec/Nov. 1965. 24pp.

597. [Autobiographical Manuscript by Charles Lakaje (unpublished)]. "Notes by Charles Lakaje," Feb. 1970. 72 pp.

598. Permit for Charles Lakaje to enter Bechuanaland Protectorate in terms of the Immigration Law, 1963. Issued 8 March 1965. 1 p.

599.

600.

The Immigration Law, 1963 (Law No. 31 of 1963), Bechuanaland Protectorate. [Visiting conditions for Charles Lakaje (PAC)] . 8 March 1965. 1 p.

Notice to Prohibited Immigrant Issued by Republic of Zambia (Immigration Act, 1954) to Charles Lakaje. May 11, 1965. 1 p.

601. Letter from "Gavin" (Swaziland) to "Charlie" [Mr. C. Lakaje] (Bechuanaland)7 March [1965].plus: letter from Miss Betty Roberts (Manzini) to "Charlie” [Mr. C. Lakaje] (Bechuanaland) 9 March 1965. 3 pp.

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Poqo (1966 and after)

602. Letter from Department of Publicity and Information. PAC of S.A. (Maseru) to"Sons of the Soil" (All PAC Offices Abroad). 7 January 1966. 4 pp. 603.

603. Newsclippings [re. Poqo, 1966-8] . 6 pp.

604. Open letter from Association for the Propagation of PAC Ideas to "Racist SouthAfrica." [Sept. 2, 1966]. 2 pp.

PAC in Exile (1966)

605. Excerpt from The New African, vol. 5, no. 3, 1966. 1 p.

606. Dept, of Information, PAC (S.A.). "New Phase in Azania Struggle," [1966?].18 pp.

607. Nyaose, Jacob D. "Nyaose's Graveside Speech on / / 1966, [Independence Day] toSouth African Soldiers Who Fought Against Italian Armies in Ethiopia. (AddisAbaba, Ethiopia). 2 pp.

608. Nyaose, Jacob D. "The Party Dictator" [poem], 1966. 1 p.

609. Dubula, Sol. "Wreckers of the Fight Against Apartheid: II. Putting the RecordStraight," The African Communist, No. 24, 1966. 7 pp.

610. Nkoana, Matthew. "Whose Bourgeoisie?" The New African, March 1966. 2 pp.

611. Nkoana, Matthew. "Who is the Racialist?" The New African, June 1966. 2 pp.

612. Molotsi, Peter H. Letter to the Editor: "Kennedy Opposition to Boycott ofSouth Africa" [July 3, 1966]. 1 p.

613. Letter from J.D. Nyoase (Ethiopia) to The Secretariat of African LiberationCommittee of Eleven (Dar-es-Salaam). 19 Nov. 1966. 3 pp.

614. Leballo, P.K. PAC Official Statement, "Repudiation of 'The Declaration onPrincipled Intervention in South Africa.'" (Tanzania), 27 Oct. 1966. 7 pp.

615. Nkoana, Matthew. "Kill or Be Killed - now the basic law of survival in SouthAfrica." The New African, Nov. 1966. 3 pp.

616. Letter from Matthew Nkoana (London) to "Son of Africa" [P.K. Leballo]. (Dares Salaam) 2 Dec. 1966. 20 pp.

617. Crisis and Change [Journal]Vol. 1, No. 3, February, 1966. 24 pp.Vol. 1, No. 3, April, 1966. 20 pp.Vol. 1, No. 7, December, 1966. 13 pp.

PAC (1967)

618. Newsclippings [re: Z. Mothopeng, 1966-67]. 1 p.

619. "'Tricked Across Border' P.A.C. Man Jailed" [re. J.N. Poleka]. The World[June 7, 1967] . 1 p.

620. PAC Newsletter. 4 pp.

621. "Mr. Nkoana's History" [The New African, Vol 6, no 2, 1967]. 2 pp.

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622. Nyaose, J.D. "Memorandum of South African Freedom-Fighters Submitted on Behalf of Their Party, The PAC, to the Secretary-General H.E. Diallo Telli, for Urgent Attention of the OAU-Council of Ministers' Conference, Held at Africa Hall, February, 1967, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, East Africa". 6 pp.

623. Nkoana, Matthew. "Birth Pangs on a Ideology." [The New African, Vol. 6, no. 1, March 1967] . 4 pp.

624. PAC Newsletter, Vol. 1, no. 6. 15 April, 1967.Plus: Insert in PAC Newsletter Vol. 1, no. 5. 5 pp.

625. PAC. "Memorandum presented to the United Nations International Seminar on Apartheid, Racial Discrimination and Colonialism in Southern Africa." 24 July -4 Aug. 1967. 19 pp.

626. Letlaka, T.T. "Address Delivered by T.T. Letlaka, Member of the NationalExecutive Committee, Commenting on the Opening Speech Delivered by P.K. Leballo- Acting President of the PAC of Azania (S.A.) Sept. 18, 1967". 4 pp.

627. "Report of the Treasurer-General to Commission of Inquiry set up by MoshiMeeting (19-21 Sept. 1967) of the National Executive Committee of the Pan-Africanist Congress of South Africa (Azania)," 27 Sept. 1967, Sgd. A.B. Ngcobo. 3 pp.

628. PAC of Azania (S.A.). Report of: National Executive Committee Meeting Moshi,Tanzania. 19th-22nd September 1971. 44 pp.

6 29. PAC. Interim Report of the Nyaose Commission of Inquiry, Investigating theFailure of Mr. Abednego Bhekabantu Ngcobo (Treasurer-General's) to Prepare and Submit a Financial Report at Moshi Conference. 19 October 1967. 12 pp.

630. Lakaje, C.L. A Statement Concerning the Dispute Within the Pan-Africanist Congress (S.A.). To: The African Liberation Committee. 17 November 1967.10 pp.

PAC (1968)

631 . ) [Anonymous]. "A Guide on How to Acquire Property in Capitalist Basutoland— For Pan-Africanists Only." 1 p.

632. Flyer. Issued by PAC. 1 p.

633. [Anonymous]. " A Pan Africanist in Meditation. The Essence of Revolution inSouth Africa." [1968?]. 3 pp.

634. "Address by the Honourable The Deputy Prime Minister to those persons claimingto be refugees in Lesotho, Thursday, 25 January 1968." 2 pp.

635. Newsclippings [re. Sobukwe]. 1968. 1 p.

636. Gqobose, M. "Our Precursors of Pan-Africanism," The Commentator, Aug. 1968.4 pp.

637. Newsclippings [re. 26 PAC members facing trial]. Sept. 1968. 1 p.

638. Nkoana, Matthew. Crisis in the Revolution (A Special Report on The Pan-Africanist Congress of South Africa), [1968?]. [incomplete] 41 pp.

639. Nkoana, Matthew. "The Advent of Revolution," [The New African. Vol. VII, no. 1, [1968.] 3 pp.

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640. Nkoana, Matthew. "On Counter-Revolution," [The New African. Vol. 7, no. 2,1968]. 5 pp.

641. Zwelonke, D.M. "Robben Island Place of the Martyrs," [The New African Vol. 7no. 2 , 1968]. 4 pp.

642. Jordaan, K.A. "The Communist Party of South Africa - Its Counter-RevolutionaryRole," World Revolution Vol. 1, no. 2, Spring 1968. 10 pp.

643. Newsclipping [re. PAC, 1967, 1968]. 5 pp.

644. "OAU Liberation Unit," Toward Freedom Vol. XVII, no. 8 September 1968. 1 p.

645. "Memorandum Submitted by the PAC of S.A. to the 5th Summit Conference of the0.A.U. Meeting in Algiers from the 13th-16th September, 1968". 2 pp.

646. Molete, Z.B. [Administrative Secreatary, PAC of S.A.]. "The Grand Epilogue - ASequel to Leballo's Expulsion." 13 pp.

647. "Introduction Note to Press Statement" and "Press Conference" by " The Front",Nairobi, Kenya, 13 November 1968, sgd. J.T. Khuzwayo.

PAC (1969)

648. Newsclippings [re. Release of Sobukwe, May/April 1969]. 6 pp.

649. Newsclippings [re. Joseph Molefi] [May, 1969]. 1 p.

650. Sibeko, David Maphumzana. "Sobukwe is Still a Prisoner 1" Pan-African Edition,August 1969. 2 pp.

651. Newsclippings [re. PAC, 1969]. 3 pp.

652. Van den Berghe, Pierre, "A Reply to Matthew Nkoana," The New African, No. 53,Nov. 1969. 4 pp.

653. Nkoana, Matthew. "Southern Africa: Internal Problems of the New Phase" [TheNew African Vol. VIII, no. 1, 1969]. 6 pp.

654. "Report on the South African Revolution: The Dynamics of the Revolution. Part1. Motive Forces." Issued by: Department of Publicity and Information, PAC(S.A.). 30 October 1968. 12 pp.

655. "Report on the South African Revolution: The Dynamics of The Revolution. PartII. Forces of Subversion." Issued by: Department of Publicity and Information, PAC (S.A.) 2 November 1968. 21 pp.

656. "The Great Conspiracy. Plot to Crush the African Revolution in South Africa."Issued by: Dept, of Publicity and Information, PAC (S.A.). 3 Nov. 1968. 15

pp.

657. [Mhlongo, Sam], "People's Struggle in South Africa" [1969]. 3 pp.

658. "A Name for STH. Africa: Azania," Sunday Nation, Aug. 31, 1969. 1 p.

659. The Sunday Telegraph [incomplete], April 27, 1969. 6 pp.

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PAC (1970)

660. Newsclippings [re. Sobukwe’s release frcm prison], [1970]. 2 pp.

661. Letter from R.M. Sobukwe (Kimberley)to Gwen Carter (Northwestern Univ.,Illinois). 12 May 1970. 1 p.

662. Letter from R.M. Sobukwe (kimberley) to "Professor Carter" (Northwestern Univ., Illinois). 14 August 1970. 1 p.

663. Letter from Robert Sobukwe (Kimberley) to John Gerhart (Nairobi). 14 August1970. 1 p.

664. Newsclippings [re. J. Molefi) [1970]. 1 p.

665. "Sharpeville 1960," The Standard, March 21, 1970. 1 p.

666. 10th Anniversary of Sharpeville. Issued by the PAC of Azania (S.A.) Tanzania [March, 1970] . 14 pp.

667. Trevor, Buddy. "30 Million Pieces of Silver?" Sunday Nation April 26, 1970.1 pp.

668. Plate, Thomas Gordon. "African Chief Offers to Sell Captives." [Newsday May11, 1970. 1 p.

669. VUKA ("Trimonthly Journal for S.A. Revolutionaries") Vol. 1. June 1970.10 pp.

670. "PAC (S.A.) Statement Submitted to the 17th Ordinary Session of the AfricanLiberation Committee of the O.A.U. Meeting in Addis Ababa on 18th August,1970. 3 pp.


672. Newsclippings, [1970]. 9 pp.

PAC (1971-1975)

673. Newsclippings [re. R. Sobukwe, 1971]. 3 pp.

674. Newsclippings [re. 6 PAC members imprisoned, 1971]. 1 p.

675. Newsclippings 1971. 1 p.

676. Africa Report, Vol. 17, no. 2 [partial], Feb. 1972. 7 pp.

677. Pamphlet: "Policy and Programme of the P.A.C. of Azania." Issued by PAC of Azania (S.A.), December 1972. 11 pp.

678. [Interview of Mr. Templeton Mukisi Ntantala (Commander of Armed Forces of PAC (S.A.) by Reginald Mhango] Sunday News April 30, 1972. 1 p.

679. Newsclippings [re. trial of journalist - Patrick Laurence]. 1 p.

680. Azania in Armsl (pamphlet), 1973. 4 pp.

681. "Fighting for Freedom," [Sunday Nation Feb. 18, 1973]. 1 p.

682. Sibeko, David Maphumazana. "Why Give Apartheid a Human Face," Guardian April21 , 1973. 1 p.

683. Leballo, Potlako. "The Struggle in South Africa and the Need for International Assistance: The PAC View," Notes and Documents No. 13/73 May 1973. 9 pp.

684. Letter from David M. Sibeko and Matthew Nkoana (London) to "Sons and Daugthers of Afrika". 1 p.

685. 'Molotsi, Peter H. "Southern African Refugees and Exiles" (ASA 16th AnnualMeeting, Syracuse, N.Y.) [Oct]. 1973. 17 pp.

686. Imrie, John. "Zulu Pride Bleeding in Addis Ababa," [Rand Dally Mail June 28,1974]. 1 p.

687. Newsclippings, 1974-1975. 3 pp.

688. "Robert Sobukwe of PAC," Africa Report May-June 1975. 3 pp.

689. "Sobukwe Speaks Again," Drum, July 22, 1975. 3 pp.

690. Newsclippings, [Sobukwe, 1975].

691. Newsclippings [re. Tsepo Letlaka, 1975]. 1 p.

692. Laurence, Patrick. "Africans vs. non-Africans," [Rand Daily Mail, Oct. 15,1975]. 1 p.

693. Statement on the Expulsion from the A.N.C. (S.A.) of: T. Bonga, A.M. Makiwane,J.D. Matlou, G.M. Mbele, A.K. Mgota, P. Ngakane, T.X. Makiwane, O.K. Setlhapelo." Issued by: the Expelled Eight Members (London) 27 December 1975.33 pp.

694. Newsclippings [re. ANC Split 1975-76]. 1 p.

PAC (1976-1979)

695. African National Congress of South Africa. In Defense of the African Image andHeritage. February 1976. 25 pp.

696. Newsclippings [re. Sobukwe, 1976]. 2 pp.

697. Time for Azania. [From the PAC in Perspective Series]. Norman BethuneInstitute: Canada. 1976. 88 pp.

698. Sibeko, David M. "The Sharpeville Massacre of 21 March 1960," Notes andDocuments No. 8/76, March 1976. 14 pp.

699. Newsclippings, [Rand Daily Mail, 1976] 2 pp.

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700. Chilisa, Ernest. "Transkei Freedom is 'a fraud,’" Daily News No. 191, October6, 1976. 1 p.


702. "Southern Africa: Washington's Move," Africa Confidential, Vol, 18, no. 4.February 18, 1977. 2 pp.

703. Newsclippings [re. Madzunya, 1977]. 1 p.

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704. Newsclippings [re. Kimberley protests 1977]. 1 p.r I'705. Newsclippings [re. return of PAC exiles, 1977]. 1 p.

706. "Split in the ANC's Ranks," Drum, August 1977. 1 p

707. "One Azania, One Nation, One Peoplel" (Speeches and Documents of the Pan-Africanist Congress). Issued by: The P.A.C., 1977. 23 pp.

708. Newsclipping, East African Standard, 1 July 1977. 1 p.

709. Makoka, Geoffrey Sefako. ("Who is the Authentic and Legitimate Representativeof the People of Azania," 7 Nov. 1977]. 14 pp.

710. Newsclippings [re. R. Sobukwe, 1977-78]. 19 pp.

711. Newsclippings [re. R. Sobukwe's funeral, 1978], 2 pp.

712. Newsclippings [re. tribute to Sobukwe, 1978]. 3 pp.

713. Silk, Andrew. "Robert Sobukwe's Legacy." The Nation, April 1, 1978. 2 pp.

714. "Tribute to Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe Given by P.M.J. Rasekoai, Lesotho HighCommissioner at St. Andrew's Church, Nairobi", 11 March 1978. 5 pp.

715. Molapo, C.D. [Tribute to Sobukwe at a Masern Memorial Service, March 1978].4 PP.

716. O.A.U. "Resolution on the Death of Manaliso Sobukwe, President of the PAC ofAzania [February, 1978]. 1 p.

717. "Sobukwe of Azania, 1924-1978." [Eulogy by P.K. Leballo plus copies of lettersof condolence]. 20 pp.

718. [Program for] "A Memorial Service for Mangoliso Robert Sobukwe, 11 March 1978, Church Centre for the United Nations."

719. 'Molotsi, Peter H. "Tribute to Mangaliso Robert Sobukwe, President of the PanAfricanist Congress of Azania. Delivered at the Dag Hammerskjold Auditorium, United Nations, New York City, March 12, 1978." 5 pp.

720. "South Africa: Trouble for PAC." Africa Confidential, Vol. 19, no. 9. April28, 1978. 3 pp.

721. [Written by one of the July 1978 "expellees"]. "The Profiles of Leballo'sGang," [May 1978]. 29 pp.

722. "Salute the 2nd Consultative Conference of the Pan Africanist Congress ofAzania" (4th in the PAC in Perspective series of publications). [1978].4 4 pp.

723. Leballo, Potlako K. "Address to the P.A.C. Consultative Conference in Arusha,June 27th-July 2nd 1978". 14 pp.

724. Ntloedibe, Elias L. "Report to the Pan Africanist Congress ConsultativeConference in Arusha, June 27th - July 2nd, 1978". 8 pp.

725. PAC. "Structure of the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania". 1978. 3 pp.

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726. "Statement in Support of Motion Calling for the Expulsion of Eight CentralCommittee Members; at the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania, in Arusha, UnitedRepublic of Tanzania on the 27th June to 2nd July 1970". 4 pp.

727. Newsclipping, July 1978. 1 p.

728. Azania Clips (a PAC News Service) No. 1, 78. [1978]. 14 pp.

729. Azania Clips (a PAC News Service) No. 2, 78. [1978]. 16 pp.

730. Newsclippings [re. Trial of Mothopend, et.al. 1978]. 10 pp.

731. Sibeko, David. South Africa's Secret Trial; The PAC Bethal 18 Case. LiberatorPress: Chicago, 1978. 41 pp.



Newsclippings [re. P.K. Leballo’s resignation and later expulsion from the PAC]. 1 p.

Newsclippings [re. murder of Sibeko]. 2 pp.

Pan Africanist News and Views.No. 1/MN Nov., 1963. 11 pp.[No. 2/MN Jan., 1964] [incomplete]. 5 pp.Vol. 1, No. 9. Oct. 21, 1966 [incomplete]. 7 pp.

No. 11. June 30, 1967. 8 pp.No. 12. February, 1968. 11 pp.No. 13. March 21, 1968. 9 pp.No. .14. July, 1968. 1 1 pp.No. 15. August, 1968. 12 pp.No. 17. March, 1969. [incomplete] 8 pp.

The AfricanistMarch/April, 1964 16pp.July/Aug. 1964 16pp.Oct. 12, 1964 6pp.November, 1964 14pp.Jan/Feb., 1965 11pp.March, 1965 13pp.April, 1965 17pp.May, 1965 15pp.June, 1965 14pp.July, 1965 17pp.August, 1965 16pp.September, 1965 14pp.October, 1965 13pp.November, 1965 15pp.December, 1965 13pp.January, 1966 16pp.February, 1966 17pp.March, 21, 1966 18pp.April, 1966 14pp.May, 1966 15pp.June, 1966 12pp.

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Sept.-Oct., 1966 6pp.Nov., 1966 6pp.January, 1967 6pp.Feb.-March, 1967 6pp.April, 1967 6pp.Aug.-Sept., 1967 6pp.October, 1967 8pp.November, 1967 6pp.January, 1968 8pp.March-April, 1968 6pp.March, 1969 12pp.

738. Azania News (Official Organ of the PAC (S.A.)Vol. 1, No. 3.Vol. 1, No. 9.Vol. 1, No. 11.Vol. 1, No. 12.Vol. 1, No. 14.

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Feb. 10, 1966 17pp.May 5, 1966 [incomplete] 3pp June 2, 1966 16pp.June 16, 1966 16pp.July 14, 1966 18pp.

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THE BLACK CONSCIOUSNESS MOVEMENT OF SOUTH AFRICA

Material from the Collection of Gail M.filmed in November 1979

for the Cooperative Africana Microform

Ge rliart ,

Project

REEL #1.

University Christian Movement

1. Hu Itin, Jill. "A Temporary Arena." South African OnLLook,July 1967. 2 pp.

2. Newsclippings on White Student ProtcBtn, Aiij<u"t . h |i|i.

3. "Students Rebel in South Africa, Too." Tow/ml Ki immIoiii, l»n i'iiiIici I'Mill,2 pp, and other articles on U.C.M.

4. Collins, Colin "The Birth of. the Black Consciousness Movement inSouth Africa." WSCF Journal 1979 6 pp.

(World Student Christian Federation)

5. Newsclippings on U.C.M., June 1975, 3 pp.

6. "The University Christian Movement in the South African Context."(1971) 6 pp.

7. "Areas of Cooperation, What Should U.C.M. be?" (1971) 4 pp.

8. "Literacy Project." October 1970 4 pp.

9. "Sunday Worship, Service of Celebration, Freedom "71" 1971 5 pp.

10. "Freedom "71", Theological Concerns Report" plus Appendix 5 pp.

11. Freedom Daily No. 3, 1971 17 pp.

12. U.C.M. Newsletter First Semester 1971 p. 23

South African Students Organization (SASO)

SASO 1969

13. "Report on the African Students1 Assoc. Conference held in Durban,16th - 17th December, 1961" National Union of South African Students (NUSAS). Prepared by W.T. Mhlambiso, Vice Pres, NUSAS. January 19624 pp.

14. Brookes, Edgar H. "The Silence of ttie Oppressed." Reality, November1969. 3 pp.

15. Newsclipping on SASO. April 3, 1969. I p.

16. Letter from the Vice President, NUSAS, to National Executive, SRC Presidents, and Overseas Representatives on unequal pay for SouthAfrican Doctors. May 14, 1969 Capetown 3 pp.

17. Letter from the President, NUSAS, to the National Exec, and others onthe demonstration at Turfloop. May 14, 1969 Cape Town 4 pp.

SUMMARY OF CONTENTS

18. Letter from Vice Pres, NUSAS, to Nat'l Exec, and others on furtherevents at Turf loop. May 30, 1969 Cape Town 3 pp.

19. "Minutes of the 1969 SASO Conference" July 1969 5 pp.

20. "SASO Communique, as drawn up by the 1969 SASO Conference" July 19694 pp.

21. "Draft Constitution" 4 pp.

22. "Constitution" 5 pp.

23. Letter from Steve Biko to Neville Curtis: November 28, 1969 Durban2 pp.

24. "Report on the 1st Nat'l Formation School" December 1969 15 pp.

25. "Minutes of the SASO Exec. Meeting, December 3,4,5, 1969" 5 pp.

SASO (1970)

26. "SASO Policy Manifesto" 2 pp.

27. Letter from Steve Biko, President SASO, to SRC Presidents and otherorganizations describing SASO. February 1970 Durban 6 pp.

28. "Press Release on July conference of SRC's." from President, SASO(1970) 1 p.

29. SASO Newsletter June 1970 12 pp. (incomplete)

30. "Executive Report, Notes from an SCM visit to South Africa" By DavidCurrie July 1970.

31. "Notes Supplementary to the Budget" (1970) 3 pp.

32. "Confidential Report on the 1970 SASO Conference" 4 pp.

33. "Resolutions Adopted at the 1st SASO General Students' Council,July 4 - 10, 1970" 22 pp.

34. Curtis, Neville. "Students in the Seventies - I.S.A. - A ShiftingSpectrum" Reality September 1970 5 pp.

35. Newsclippings on SASO, September — November 1970 4 pp.

36. Letter from Barney Pityana, President, SASO, to SRC Presidents andother organizations describing SASO: (1970) Durban 6 pp.

37. "Black Souls in White Skins?, extract from the SASO August (1970)Newsletter" World University Service January 1971 5 pp.

38. SASO Newsletter August 1970 23 pp.

39. SASO Newsletter September 1970 21 pp.

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40. "SASO Publications, News Bulletin" October 1970 8 |>p.

SASO (1971)

41. Biko, Steve "White Racism and Black Consciousness" prepared forfirst Inter-University Research Workshop on students and youth in South Africa January 1971 8 pp.

42. Pityana, Barney "Power and Social Change in South Africa" 16 pp.

43. "9th NUSAS National Seminar - Students and Action in Society"(includes papers presented at the seminar) Howick, April 24 - 28, 19 7 L 59 pp.

44. Curtis, Neville and Clive Keegan "The Aspiration to a Just Society"(early 1971) 32 pp.

45. van der Merwe, H.W. "Students Voices in South African PoliticalDialogue" Reality May 1971 2 pp.

46. SASO Newsletter May 1971 21 pp.

47. "Paper on SASO, Confidential for Distribution to members of NationalCouncil only." Prepared by Neville Curtis May 7, 1971. 3 pp.

48. "Portfolio of Education" May 1971 7 pp.

49. SASO Newsletter June 1971 20 pp.

50. Constitution and Standing Rules (adopted as revised and amended at the 2nd General Students' Council, July 1971, Durban) 20 pp.

51. "Minutes of the 2nd General Students Council held July 4 - 10, 1971"38 pp.

52. "A Black Viewpoint - Notes on an address to South African Instituteof Race Relations Executive in July 1971 by David Thebehali and Barney Pityana" May 1972 2 pp.

53. SASO NEWSLETTER August 1971 (Conference Issue) 21 pp.

54. Biko, Steve "Some African Cultural Concepts" August 1971 7 pp.

55. Letter from Paul Pretorius to Teinba Sono, President, SASO LocalCommittee, University of the North: August 18, 197L (Durban?) 1 p.

56. SASO NEWSLETTER September 1971 17 pp.

57. Letter from Temba Sono to Paul Pretorius: September 1, 1971Pietersburg 2 pp.

58. Crewe, Adrian "SASO and Black Consciousness in South Africa"Reality September 1971 6 pp.

59. "Black Students Benefit Scheme" September 1971 3 pp. (incomplete)

60. "Community Development Project Proposals - prepared in September 1971" (including Literacy Scheme) 24 pp.

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62. "Executive Council Meeting, Edendale Lay Ecumenical Center,Pietermaritzburg, December 1 - 8 , 1971" 27 pp.

63. "Report of Leadership Training Seminar, Edendale Lay Ecumenical Center, Pietermaritzburg, December 5 - 8 , 1971" Prepared by Strini Moodley, publications director 14 pp.

64. Biko, Steve "The Definition of Black Consciousness" Prepared f o rSASO leadership training course (December 1971) 5 pp.

65. "Student Politics: Black Power, New Movements, and New Appraisals"(description of SASO) 1971 8 pp.

66. Nengwekhulu, H.R. "Dialogue and Vorster's Outwrd Policy" 11 pp.

67. "A Brief History of Student Action in South Africa" (and general information for seminar participants) 16 pp.

68. (Pityana, Barney ?) "Old Values, Concepts, and Systems" (1971) 9 pp.

69. Newsclippings January - December 1971

SASO (1972)

70. SASO 1972 1972 16 pp.

71. "Historical Background of SASO" (same as brochure, SASO 1972) 3 pp.

72. Nengwekhulu, Harry R. "Community Action and Development, by SASOPermanant Organizer" 1972 7 pp.

73. "Community Development Project Proposals" 1972 14 pp.

74. "Winterveld Community Project, a progress report" 1972 14 pp.

75. "The 'New Farm* Project on Preventive Medicine" 1972 14 pp.

76. "Project Proposal of Publications - 1972" September 27, 1972 5 pp.

77. "Permanent Organizer's Department: SASO Leadership TrainingPrograms, Black Youth Groups, and Schools - Programme" 6 pp.

78. "Memorandum to all SASO Local Committees Regarding Organization of theLocal Committee/Branch and Programming For The Year" 1972 7 pp.

79. Nengwekhulu, Harry "Education by Employment - EDU-Ploy" (January1972?) 3 pp.

80. Letter from Paul Pretorius, President, NUSAS, to SRC presidents,branches and others with information sheet on SASO attached: January12, 1972 Cape Town 6 pp.

81. SASO NEWSLETTER January/February 1972 20 pp.

82. "Leadership Training Programme" (early 1972) 9 pp.

^1- SASO Bulletin Extraordinary November 1971 7 pp.

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83. Letter from Paul Pretorius, President, NUSAS , to SRC l’res i dent s .branches, and others with fact sheet attached: "NUSAS andReassessment 1969 - 1971" February 2 , 1972 Cape Town (> pp.

84. Biko, Steve "Black Consciousness and The Quest for True Humanity"Re a1i t y March 1972 5 pp.

85. Paton, Alan "Black Consciousness" Reality March 1972 2 pp.

86. Letter from N. Pityana, Secretary General, SASO, to all SRC'sand local committees on SASO vs. Natal Indian Congress Controversy: March 3, 1972 Durban 3 pp.

87. "Promotion of Black Educational Advancement Trust Fund" March 3,1972 5 pp.

88. "Speech delivered by Harry Negnwekhulu at Alan Taylor Residence,Wentworth, on March 19, 1972" 5 pp.

89. "Poems read out by Saths Cooper at Alan Taylor Residence,Wentworth, on March 3, 1972" I p.

90. "Speech delivered by Audrey Mokoape at Alan Taylor Residence,Wentworth, on March 3, 1972" 1 p.

91. SASO NEWSLETTER March/April 1972 22 pp.

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92. "Report on the 2nd National Conference of the ASSECA, New Brighton,Port Elizabeth, March 31 to April 2, 1972. Prepared by BarneyPityana" April 18, 1972 5 pp.

93. Papers presented to April 1972 NUSAS Seminar by:Paul Pretorius "Where to Now White Students?" 9 pp.N. Westcott "Indoctrination for Subordination" 6 pp.Selby Msimang "History of Black Politics in South Africa - A

Personal Perspective" 7 pp.David Hemson "The Economy of Apartheid" 7 pp.

94. Magoba, Stanley "The Contemporary Black Movement" (Paper presented to April 1972 NUSAS Seminar) 3 pp.

95. "Speech delivered on Graduation Day at University of the North onbehalf of The Graduates by A. Tiro, Spro-cas Background Paper" April1972 4 pp.

96. "Alice Declaration -Forty SASO delegates from Black Institutions/Universities adopted the following resolution at a Formation School held at the Federal Theological Seminary, Alice"

97. South African Institute of Race Relations, Cape Western Region.May 1972 2 pp."Statement, illustrative of infringement of Human Worth and Dignity that must Arouse Black Consciousness and Black Power React ion"

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98. "South Africa Today" (extracts of a speech by Rev. Beyers Naude, Director of the Christian Institute of Southern Africa, to a meeting of peers and commoners in the Houses of Parliament, London, in May 1972) South African Institute of Race Relations, Cape Western Keîon 2 pp.

99. "Articles take from 1 Pro-Veritate1 , May 1972" South African Institute of Race Relations 3 pp.

100. SASO Newsletter May/June 1972 21 pp.

101. Tiro, Ongkopotse Ramothibi "Banter Education" 2 pp. and Khoapa, Bennie A. "Black Education" 3 pp.

South African Out look June/July 1972

102. Turner, Richard "Black Consciousness and White Liberals"Reality July 1972 3 pp.

103. Letter from Ruben Phillip, Vice Pres - Int11 , SASO, to Students inviting them to 3rd General Students' Council at University of North Transvaal, July 2 - 9 , 1972 Durban 1 p.

104. "Memorandom to SRC Presidents, Local Committees, and others describing 1972 Conference of SASO" 7 pp.

105. "Minutes of the Proceedings of the 3rd General Students Council ofthe South African Students' Organization, St. Peters Seminary, Hammanskraa1, July 2 - 9 , 1972" 44 pp.

106. "Reports presented at 3rd General Students' Council of the SouthAfrican Students' Organization, St. Peters' Seminary, Hammanskra11, July 2 - 9 , 1972" 67 pp.

107. "Commissions presented at 3rd General Students' Council of the SouthAfrican Students' Organization, St. Peters' Seminary, Hammanskraa1, July 2 - 9 , 1972" 26 pp.

108. Sono, Temba "In Search of a Free and New Society" July 1972 8 pp.

109. Memo to SRC's SASO Locals, and others on Structures and StaffAppointments as of September 1, 1972 3 pp.

110. "The Idamasa Conference - an assessment, prepared by Ranwedzi H. N^wekhulu, Permanent Organizer, SASO" 4 pp.

111. SASO Newsletter September/October 1974 (Conference issue) 22 pp.

112. "Programme: National Formation School: Towards Black EducationDecember 4 - 8 , 1972, Edendale Lay Ecumenical Center, Edendale." Prepared by Strini Moodley, Admin Ass't 2 pp. and "Information Form" I p. and envelope 1 p.

113. "Curnick Ndamse speaks as part of Free Education Week, Tuesday,Jameson Hall, 1:00 p.m., on 'The Position of an African in South Africa Today'" Issued by UCT Students Representative Council 1 p.

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114. Frankel,Philip "Black Power in South Africa"New Nation (Pretoria) October 79 4 pp.

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Newsclippings January - June 1972 7 pp.

"Black Opposition inside South Africa, Skirmishes Against tlie White Laager" Sechaba February 1972 3 pp.

"Mobilize our Black Power, Statement to the people of South Africa by O.R. Tambo, Acting pres, of the African Nat'1 congress on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of Umkhonto We Sizwe" Sechaba February 1972 2 pp.

Newsclippings March - October 1972 7 pp. plus "BlackConsciousness" Sechaba May 1972 2 pp plus "Black Exclusivismas Method" Pro Veritate August 15, 1972 2 pp.

Newsclippings on Student Protests, 1972 May - October 1972 J9 pp.

(1973)

"Presidential Address, paper delivered by Acting Pres. Henry Isaacs at 4th GSC, St. Peters' Seminary, Haminanskraal" 6 pp.

SASO on the Attack: An Introduction to the South African Students'Organization 1973 1973 26 pp.

Kruger, Kobus "A 'White' Reaction to 'Black Viewpoint'" Pro Verit ate January 1973 4 pp.

(Outline of targets and tactics for "infiltration" of public) 2 pp.

(Quotes on agitation by Giandhi, Sithole, Frederick Douglass, and others) 1 p.

Baartman, Ernest "Black Consciousness" Pro Veritate March 19733 PP-

"The Sixteen" (editorial", A Journal of Liberal and Radical Opinion) May 1973 2 pp. ^

SASO NEWSLETTER March/April '73 22 pp.

"Bannings and Intimidation" (a compilation of suggestions and strategies for more effective organization in the face of bannings and intimidation) May 17, 1973 9 pp.

Nengwekhulu, Ranwedzi "Education for Blacks in South Africa: ARadical Alternative" Free Southern Africa (I.U.E.F.) May 1973 9 pp.

"Report on the Proceedings at the Nat'1 Formation School held at the Fedsem, (Federal Theological Seminary) May 11 - 13, 1973" 14 pp.

"Black Community Programmes" Pro Veritate June 15, 1973 2 pp.

"Composite Report of the Interim Executive to the 4th General Students Council, St. Peters' Conference Center, HammanskraaI, July 14 - 22, 1973" 28 pp..

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"Commissions presented at 4th General Students Council of the South African Students Organ, St. Peter's Seminary, Hammanskraal,July 14 - 22, 1973" 28 pp.

"Minutes of The Proceedings of 4th G.S.C. of SASO, St. Peters'Seminary, Hammanskraal, July 14 - 22, 1973 29 pp.

"Summary of Reports sent to H.Q. from Regional Secretary" (late 19 7 3)3 pp.

Selby, Arnold "A Reply to Dan Crowe on Black Consciousness" (Letter to the Editor) Sechaba February 1973 2 pp.

Letters to the Editor on "Black Consciousness" SechabaOctober/December 1973 3 pp.

"Inside South Africa: A New Black Movement is Formed" SechabaMarch 1973 2 pp.

"Inside South Africa: Leaders Banned" Sechaba July 1973 3 pp.

Chris and Simon "Students and the National Struggle, The Role of the University College of Fort Hare in the Nat'l Liberation Struggle" Sechaba July 1973 3 pp.

Newsclippings on Student Protests and Arrests, March - December1973 7 pp.

Carter, Gwendolen M. Black Initiatives for Change in Southern Africa; University of Edinburgh for Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh,1973 18 pp.

Gardner, Colin "Some Implications of the 1973 Bannings" (a talk given to The Progressive Party Lunch Hour Forum in Pietermaritzburg in December, 1973) Reality March 1974 3 pp.

(1974)

"Mayibuye..... Mayibuye......Mayibuye" (Flyers announcingcommemoration of Sharpville Massacres, on March 21, 1974) 5 pp.

"Report of the President presented at the 6th G.S.C." By Mosiuoa Lekota, Permanent Organiser (includes regional secretaries' reports and budget) 30 pp.

"Press Statement concerning the transition in Mozambigue: Riots,Rallies, ect." Issued by Myntu KaMyeza September 9, 1973 3 pp.

"Social, Economic, and Political Alternatives" 11 pp.

Magagula, S.T.M. "Black Power" (Jan 1974?) 10 pp.

"Minutes of the Proceedings of the 5th General Student Council of SASO St. Peters' Seminary, Hammanskraal, January 14 - 19, 1974" By Muntu Myeza, President 15 pp.

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150. "Eastern Cape Regional Office Report for the 5th G.S.C., St. Peters'Seminary, Hainmanskraal, January 14 - 19, 1974" 4 pp.

151. "Executive and Staff: Minutes of the Meeting Held in Durban, at HeadOffice, March 23, 1974 3:30" 5 pp.

152. "The Repugnant Elements in the Western Culture" (last two pages of the Free University Trust Committee Report) (August 21, 1.974?) 2 pp.

153. Letter from Pumzile Majeke, Admin Ass't, Free Univ. Trust Committee, toGerald Phokojoe, Braamfontein, about the Free University Seminar, May31 - June 2, 1974: May 30, 1974 Duban 1 p. plus Free UniversityScheme Seminar Programme, May 31 - June 1, 1974 11 pp.

154. "Composite Executive Report to the 6th G.S.C., at the WilgespruitConference Center, Roodepoort, Transvaal, June 30 - July 7, 1974"26 pp. (incomplete)

155. (Title illegible) "Namibia" (paper about homeland policy andNamibia) (by Mapetla Mojapi) (part of Executive Report to 6th G.S.C.(SASO)) (July 1974) 4 pp.

156. "Minutes of the Proceedings of the 6th G.S.C. of SASO, St. Ansgars Fellowship Center, Roodepoort, Transvaal, June 30 - July 6, 1974"32 pp.

157. "Executive and Staff" (memo from Muntu Ka Myeza, Secretary - General,SASO, listing executives and staff for 1974-1975) 1 p.

158. "Transvaal Regional Formation School Programme, September 21 - 22,1974, University of the North" 4 pp.

159. "Bantustans, Popularity and Practice: Are they of Importance?"(paper prepared for Transvaal Regional Formation School Programme, September 21 - 22, 1974, held at Turfloop) (by Nengwekhulu?) 7 pp.

160. Masokoane, Glenn "Black Nana Avenge! Arise!" (poem) 2 pp.«

161. "SASO Student Identity Card" (actual card) 1 p.

162. Catalogue cards and issuance records of Books on Africa, Guerrilla Warfare, Political Theory, and others, including penned comments by David Soggot 13 pp.

163. "Can we ask the Question and find the answer why our BrotherOnkopotse Tiro was murdered in Botswana?" (flyer issued by SASO, Braamfontein) (1974) 1 p.

164. "History and Our Role" (handwritten notes) 5 pp.

165. "The Correct Perspective of the Struggle" (handwritten notes) 6 pp.

166. Buthelezi, Manas "Solidarity as A means to a Peaceful Coexistance" (Gandhi Memorial Lecture, Phoenix, October 13, 1974)Reality January 1975 4 pp.

167. "Arrests, Detentions and Trials of Members and Supporters of SASO,BPC, and BAWU; issued by The Programme for Social Change,Braamfontein" 13 pp.

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168. Buthelezi, M. Gatsha "The Challenges of Black Liberation; TheChallenges of Black Liberation to the Black-Arin of the church in thelight of what constitues 'Liberation' within the context of ourcontemporary stituation; at the Annual Conference: Inter-DenominationAfrican Minister's Association: Edendale Lay Ecumenical Center;Pietermaritzburg, August 20, 1974" Real ity November 1974 3 pp.

169. "Black Consciousness Movement Crushed" Pro VeritateDecember 1974 7 pp.

170. Newsclippings November - December 1974 3 pp.

171. Newsclippings on Turfloop Inquest, November 1974 - April 1976, 18 pp.

SASO (1975)

172. Newsclippings on SASO/BPC February/May 1976 2 pp.

173. SASO Newsletter March/April 1976 18 pp.

174. "The Case of Henry Isaacs" Real ity May 1975 1 p.

175. SASO Newsletter (reprint) November/December 1975 20 pp.

176. SASO Newsletter (conference issue) July/August 1975 23 pp.

177. SASO Newsletter (reprint) May/June 1975 30 pp.

178. Newsclippings on SASO arrests, detentions, Terror Act Victims,UWC, high schools, and BPC, January - December 1975 20 pp.

179. Newsclippings on Removal of Federal Theological Seminary, 1975,December 1974 - April 1975plus - South African Embassy response outlining reasons for the expropriation: February 12, 1975 Washington, DC. 2 pp.plus - letter from Crispin Harrison, editor, Friends of the Semi nary News let ter to Friends of the Seminary about the expropriation:March 1, 1975 Umtata 4 pp.

180. Newsclippings on Closing of Natal Black Medical School, 1975 - 1970October 1975 - August 1976 4 pp.

Black Peoples' Convention (1971 - 1972)

181. "Minutes of National Organizations Conference held at Orlando YMCAfrom December 17= 19(?), 1971 10 pp.

182. "Short Notes on Black People's Convention" (1972) 2 pp.

183. " A Tea Party or a political party?" Drum February 1972 4 pp.

184. Newsclippings on BPC formation January - July 1972 3 pp.

185. "This document is set out to inform us about the events of a verytragic day in our history: March 21, 1960; Sharpeville"(March 1972?) 2 pp.

186. Police notes on a speech, speaker unidentified 4 pp.

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187. "Minutes of Meeting of BPC AD Hoc Committee, May 28, 1972, Alan Taylor Residence, Durban" 2 pp.

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"Black Peoples' Convention - Constitution" July 10, 1972 Pietermaritzburg 8 pp.

"Minutes of Black Peoples' Convention held at the Edendale Lay Ecumenical Center, Pietermariteburg, July 8 - 10, 1972" 15 pp.

"September Seminar on 'Home Education Service Project' - Hespro"Issued by Sipho Buthelezi, Secretary-General 2 pp.

"Home Education Service Project (HESPRO)" Issued by Sipho ButheleziSecretary - General August 1973 3 pp.

"Brothers and Sisters of Chatsworth, Violence is a feature of our oppressed South African way of life" (Ayer) October 1972 1 p.

"Brothers and Sisters of Chatsworth, The BPC congratulates you on your firm and heroic stand - refusing to use the trains and demanding yourright to use the buses." October 1972 1 p.

"The BPC is in complete support of the stand taken and the damands made by our Black Brothers employed as Stevedores ." Issued by Saths Cooper, Public Relations Officer October 23, 1972 1 p.

Letter from Kgalwhi Kjoke, Secretary - General, BPC, extending an invitation to the public to the 1st National Congress, BPC, Hammanskraal, December 16-17, 1972: November 15, 1972 Johannesburg1 p.

"Black Peoples' Convention, Membership Cards with Black Peoples Declaration" (#347 issued to Zithulele Cindi, #699 issued to Saths Cooper) October 21, 1972 and November 22, 1972 1 p.

Three checks drawn on Standard Bank of South Africa from BPC to Absolom Z. Cindi, dated January 1974 1 p.

"Mr. Mthuli Shezi, Our Black Martyr" (flyer) December 1972 1 p.

"Minutes of the 1st Nat‘1 Congress of the BPC held at St. Peters' Seminary, Hammanskraal, December 16 - 17, 1972" 11 pp.

"Bafowethu Abansundu,..." (flyer)Prepared by Motlalepula Kgware, Pres. January 9, 1973 1 p.

(1973)

"Press Release Statement" on recent strikes. Prepared by Secretary- General, BPC January 19, 1973 Johnnesburg 2 pp.

"Our Black Brothers, The BPC supports you fully witli the steps you have taken today" Prepared by Motlalepula Kgware, President, BPC (Flyer, translated by Magistrate’s Office, Durban) 1 p.

"Dear Black Brothers, The BPC is in complete support of the stand you have taken today" Prepared by Motlalepula Kgware, Pres, (flyer) J p .

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204. Letters from Sipho Buthelezi, Secretary - General, BPC, to J.E. Lyytinen, Pretoria; Baron P. de Luze, Pretoria; M.C. Econoinides, Pretoria; A.H.E.F. del Solar Dorrego, Pretoria; Kirsten Madsen, Johannesburg; A.Boelaerts, Pretoria; Dr. P. Zedtwits, Pretoria;Dr. W. Schattman, Pretoria; H.C.L. Wale, Cape Town; A.H. Masselman, Pretoria: all dated February 9 , 1973, Johnannesburg (the letterto establish communication with Embassies) 10 pp.

205. Letter from Jean Thiebault, Counsellor to the French Embassy, to Sipho Buthelezi, Secretary - General, B.P.C.: (acknowledging receipt of documents) March 28, 1973, Cape Town 1 p.

«206. Letter from Zithulele Cind<: for president, B.P.C., to Jean Theibault,

French Embassy, Cape Town (asking for financial assistance):October 15, 1973, Johannesburg 1 p.

207. "The Black Struggle for freedom in South Africa has until now beenwrongly thought of a struggle for Africans only" (flyer) 1973 3 pp.plus - statement apparently submitted to defense lawyers by Saths Cooper 7 pp.

208. "Press Release, March 3, 1973, about recent bannings" 1 p.

209. "Public Meeting to Remember a Peaceful Demonstration Against theInsulting Pass Law, Sharpeville, Result: 69 Blacks Shot Dead; to beheld March 21, 1973, 5:30 p.m." 1 p.

210. "There is a wave that has been sweeping throughout AZANIA, from thelate Sixties." (flyer introducing members of BPC Committee) Prepared by Nkwenkwe Nkomo, National Organiser March 1973 4 pp.

211. "The April Seminar on BPC Administration and the Implementation of BPCPolicies and Nat'l Congress Resolutions" Prepared by Secretary - General. April 1973 2 pp.

212. "General Administration of the Black People's Convention"(1973?) 7 pp.

213. "B.P.C. Organization" By Mosibudi Mangena, presented at a meeting ofthe NEC and chairmen, held in Braamfontein , June 9, 1973 3 pp.

214. "B.P.C. Policy, June 9, 1973, by the Vice President" 3 pp.

215. "A Brief Review of the Black Struggle for Liberation in South AfricaJune 1973" 2 pp.

216. Letters from Sipho Buthelezi, Secretary - General, B.P.C., to TheManager, Coca-Cola, Johannesburg; The Manager, I.B.M., Johannesburg; Manager, Frank and Hirsch , Johannesburg; (asking for financial assistance for seminar): July 26, 1973 Johannesburg.plus letters from Zithulele Cindi, for President, B.P.C., to each of the above asking for assistance towards costs of Annual Nat'l Congress) October 15, 1973, Johannesburg 6 pp.

217. Letter from Leon Shirley, Group Public Relations Officer, SouthAfrican Breweriers LTD, to S. Buthelezi, SecreLary - General, B.P.C. Johannesburg: August 3, 1973 Johannesburg (refusing support forconvent ion) I p.

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218. Letter from Sipho Buthelezi, Secretary - General, B.P.C., to Dr.Boraine, Anglo-American Corp., Johnannesburg: August 3, 1973 1 p.(seeking financial assistance for his court case)

219. Letter from Zithulele Cindi, for Pres. B.P.C., to Dr. A.L. Boraine,Imployment Practices Consultant, Anglo-American Corp. of South Africa, LTD., Johannesburg (fundraising): October 15, 1973,Johannesburg 1 p.

220. Letter from A.L. Boraine, Anglo-American Corp. of S.A., LTD, to Z.Cindi, B.P.C., Johannesburg (refusing support): October 29, 1973 1 p.

221. Letter from Sipho Buthelezi, Secretary-General, B.P.C., to ClemensKapuuo, Windhoek (about Namibia): August 7, 1973, Johnannesburg lp.

222. "Noting that it is the aim of the fascist and capitalist regime toannihilate black leadership...." (flyer) (1973) 1 p.

223. Nkomo, Nkwewkwe Poem 1 p.

224. Fundraising lettersFrom Sipho Buthelezi, Secretary-General, B.P.C. to Pepsi-Cola, Johnannesburg: July 26, 1973, Johannesburg 1 p.

From N. Zithulele Cindi, for President, B.P.C., to A.N. Stephens, Company Secretary, Pepsi Cola LTD, Bedfordview: October 15, 1973Johannesburg 1 p.

From N. Zithulele Cindi to Public Relations Officer, Simba-Quix LTD, Isando: October 17, 1973 Johannesburg 1 p.

From N. Zithulele Ciadi to Managing Director, First Nat'l City Bank S.A., Johannesburg: October 17 , 1973 Johannesburg 1 p.

From N. Zithulele Cindi to John Burns, American Embassy,Johannesburg: October 18, 1973 Johannesburg 1 p.

From N. N. Cindi to Manager, Mobil Oil S.A. LTD, Johannesburg: November 5, 1973, Johannesburg 1 p.

Plus letter from A. N. Stephens, Company Secretary, Pepsi Cola Africa LTD, to B.P.C., Johannesburg: August 2, 1973, Bedfordview (refusingsupport: 1 p.

225. "Horae Education Service Project (HESPRO)" Issued by Sipho Buthelezi, Secretary- General 3 pp.

226. "Minutes of the 2nd Annual Nat'l Congress held at St. Peter's Conference Center in Hammanskraal, December 15-17, 1973" 12 pp.

227. Letter from Mashwabada V. Mayatula, Interim President, B.P.C.to the Black People of Namibia to the National Convention: December19, 1973 Natal 1 p.

228. Letter from Zithulele Cindi, Secretary-General, B.P.C. to Comrades(form letter to Branches and others correcting allegations made bypress and describing arrests and detentions of B.P.C. Leaders)(December 1973) Johannesburg 2 pp.

229. "A Tribute to the Late Mthuli Ka Shezi, Vice-Pres of the B.P.C."December 1973 1 p.*

230. Kosilanga, Mandlen Two Poems 3 pp.- U -

231. List of Church Organizations and other aid agencies in Europe & U.S. with addresses and projects/pub1ications/training offered by each.5 pp.

232. NdLovu, Sizakele "Afrika" (poem) 1 p.

233. "The Final Solution" (poem) 1 p.

234. "Zululand Branch" (list of members and officers with addresses of each) 1 p.

235. "Lehasia Branch" and "Durban Central" (lists of members and addresses) 1 p.

236. "Members of Executive Branch" 1 p.

237. Nkomo, Nkwenkwe "Foreign Investment" 2 pp.

238. "B.P.C. Local Meeting held at Turfloop" 2 pp.

239. "Prayer" (list of personal suggestions, - list of officiers, administrative rules) 4 pp.

240. Letter authorizing bearer to collect donations for the rental of office furniture specified 1 p.

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241. "Hey Black man/Sitting in the Sun" (poem) 2 pp.

242. "Semicon...Semicon...Semicon, August 30, 1974 to September 2, 1974 at St. Peter's Seminary, Hammanskraal, 'The inevitable liberat ion' Programme" prepared by Nkwenkwe Nkomo, Nat11 Organizer 3 pp.

243. "B.P.C.: Historical Background, Policy, Publications, and Projects"(early 1974?) 8 pp.

244. "B.P.C.: Historical Background, Policy, Publications, Projects,Structure" (early 1974?) 8 pp.

245. Mailing Lists of Members, 1974, Transvaal, Orange Free State, Cape Province, and Natal 3 pp.

246. "Press Release to the 'Rand Daily Mail'" By Nkwenkwe Nkomo,National Organizer (1974?) 1 p.

247. Pages from Salary Book (January 1973 - January 1974) includingStaff Allowances (January - February 1974) plus two cancclled checks drawn on The Standard Bank of South Africa from BPC to Nkwenkwe V. Nkomo dated April 19, 1974 and April 3, 1974 3 pp.

248. "Paper on Policy" (includes BPC policy on Internal Relations,Internat'1 Relations, Sports, Education, and News Media) By Nkwenkwe Nkomo, Nat' 1 Organiser, BPC; presented March 16, 1974 at National Council Meeting. 4 pp.

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249. "Minutes of 4th Nat11 Council Meeting held at the St. Ansgars l,PStudios from March 16-17, 1974" 6 pp.

250. "Home Education Service Project (HESPRO)" (including budget for1974) (1974) 4 pp.

251. "B.P.C. - Youth Programme 1974" (including budget) (1974) 2pp.

252. "General Administration and Organisation of B.P.C." (includes HeadOffice and Regional Office Budgets for 1974 6 pp.

253. Letter from Nkwenkwe Nkomo, Nat11 Organiser, B.P.C., to Brothers and Sisters about Nat'1 Congress, December 13 - 16, 1974:September 9, 1974 Johannesburg 2 pp. *

254. Letter from Nkwenkwe Nkomo, Nat11 Organiser, B.P.C., to editor,Rand Daily Mail, correcting erroneous reporting: September 16, 1974Johannesburg 1 p.

255. Letter from B.P.C. to Brothers asking for contributions: September17, 1974 Johannesburg 1 p.

B.P.C. (1975 - )

256. Letter from Saths Cooper to "my dear brothers and sisters"February 24, 1975 2 pp. *

257. Newsclippings on Newcastle boycott October 1975 2 pp.

258. "B.P.C. - Black Communalism" (statement of principles adopted byB.P.C. on May_30 and 31, 1976) 4 pp.

259. Newsclippings on Buthelezi vs. B.P.C. May 1976 1 p.

BLACK RENAISSANCE CONVENTION (1974)

260. "Black Renaissance Convention, with the compliments of the organizing committee, Chairman Rev. Maurice Ngakane, Sec, Rev. Smangaliso Mkhatshwa, Hammanskraal, December 13-16, 1974" January 16, 1975

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261. Newsclippings on Black Renaissance Convention, 1974December 1974 - June 1976 3 pp.

262. Motjuwadi, Stanley "Along the Road to Awareness" DrumJanuary 22, 1975 4 pp.

263. "The Black Renaissance Convention in Perspective" (issued bySmangaliso Mkhatshwa, Sec, Organizing Committee of the Black Renaissance Convention) Pro Veritate April 1975 7 pp.

264. Mkhatshwa, Smangaliso "Putting the Black Renaissance Conventioninto Correct Perspective" Reality May 1975 6 pp.

265. Thoahlane, Thoahlane, editor, Black Renaissance: Papers from theBlack Renaissance Convention, Raven Press: Johannesburg 1975 75 pp.

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BLACK THEOLOGY

266. Ggubule, T.S.N. "Ministers Stipends in Multiracial Churches"S .A. Outlook April 68 2 pp.

267. "National Seminar on Black Theology, St. Ansgar's, Roodeport -March 8-12, 1971, A Personal Report and Assessment" By Sabelo(Stanley) Ntwaso 6 pp.

268. "Seminar on Black Theology, St. Ansgar's, - Roodepoort , March 8-121971, Theological Grounds for an Ethic of Hope" By Manas Buthelezi 6 pp.

269. "Seminar on Black Theology, Roodepoort, March 8-12, 1971, HasChristianity any Relevance for and Future Among Black People in South Africa" By David Thebahali 5 pp.

270. "Seminar on Black Theology, Roodepoort, March 8-12, 1971, SomeThoughts on the Training of Black Ministers Today" By Sabelo Ntwasa4 pp.

271. "Seminar on Black Theology, Roodepoort, March 8-12, 1971, On SeeingChrist as Black" By Clive McBride 4 pp.

272. "Seminar on Black Theology, Roodepoort, March 8-12, 1971, WhiteWorship and Black People" By Anthony Mabora 3 pp.

273. "Seminar on Black Theology, Roodepoort, March 8-12, 1971, TheNineteenth - Century Missionaries in South Africa: TheirSignificance for and effect on Black South Africa: (A Black Assessment)" By Lawrence B. Zulu. 4 pp.

274. "Afr ican Theology and Black Theology; Black Theology and BlackLiberation; Towards a Theology of Black Experience" Pro Veritate May 15, 1971 1 p.

275. Core, James and Gayraud Wilmore "The Future and ... AFRICANTHEOLOGY" Pro Veritate January 15, 1972 3 pp.

276. Bosch, David "The Case for Black Theology" Pro VeritateAugust 15, 1972 6 pp.

277. Core, James and Gayraud Wilmore "African Theology 2"Pro Veritate February 15, 1972 5 pp.

278. "Black Theology" 7 pp.

279. Opocensky, Okite, and Buthelezi "Black Theology in Bankok"South African Outlook September 1973 5 pp.

280. Simpson, Theodore "Black Theology - and White" Pro VeritateMarch 1974 5 pp.

281. Sikakane, Enos "The Need for Black Theology" Pro VeritateApril 1974 4 pp.

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and Shah Theatre Academy in "Lahnê's Pleasure" written and directed Ronnie Govender (July 5, 1972)and Tecon in "Reguieim for Brother X" by William Wellington Mac key, directed by Strini Moodley (July 7, 1972)and New Era Dramatic Society in "Condemned" by Monty Moodley, directed by Mahomed Alii (July 8, 1972)and Serpent Players in "Sell-Out" Written and directed by John Kani July 8, 1972) 1 p.

293. "The Theatre Council of Natal (TECON): Constitution" 6 pp.

294. "SABTU: First National Drama Festival, Cape Town, December 9-14, 1972" (Program) 6 pp.

295. Cooper, Saths "What is Black Theater?", (prepared for Art Exhibit at Mofolo Hall, Sunday January 21, 1973) (includes markings by defense lawyer) 5 pp.

296. "What is Black Theatre?" (Speech delivered by Sipho Buthelezi at theArt Exhibition at Mofolo Hall, January 21, 1973) 2 pp.

297. "Up to now theatre and all the arts have been regarded as theexclusive domain of the White West" By Saths Cooper (essay on black theatre) (January 1973?) 4 pp.

298. "Report of Peoples Experimental Theatre to 4th G.S.C., St. Peter'sSeminary, Hansnanskraal" by S. Variava (July 1973) 1 p .

299. "P.E.T. (People's Experimental Theatre) Newsletter September/October 1973, Johnnesburg 11 pp. (incomplete)

OTHER STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS OF THE BLACK CONSCIOUSNESS MOVEMENT

300. "African Youth Organisation" (description in English and Zulu)Durban (1972) 6 pp.

301. Newsclippings on Black High Schools October 1971-June 1973 2 pp.

302. "Abraham Tiro" Sechaba April 1974 1 p.

303. SASM (newsletter) (1974?) 11 pp.

304. Newsclippings on trial of NAYO Seven January - May 1976 10 pp.

305. Newsclippings on Healdtown/SASM trial June - July 1976 3 pp.

306. Newsclippings on SASO arrests and other detentionsJanuary - June 1976 2 pp.

ASSECA (Association for the Educational and Cultural Advancement of the African People, South Africa)

307 . "ASSECA: 2nd Annual Execut ive Report of the Johannesburg Branch1970 - 1971 4 pp.

308. Newsclippings on ASSECA, 197? - 1975 3 pp.

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CHRISTIAN INST1TUE, SPRO-CAS, AND BLACK COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

309. Naude, Beyers "Black Anger and White Power in an Unreal Society"(Edgar Brookes Lecture delivered at the University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, on May 19, 1971) 15 pp.

310. Spor-Cas 2 (Special Program for Christian Action in Society)(describes basic aims and structure and includes budget for 72.-73) (prepared by Peter Randall) Johannesburg December 23, 1971 8 pp.

311. Spor-Cas 2: Black Community Program (1972?) 8 pp.

312. "Spro-Cas 2: Black Community Programs: Tentative Suggestions forAction." By B.A. Khoapa Durban September 30, 1971 6 pp.

313. "Spro-Cas 1969 - 1973" (describes programs and publications) 4 pp.

314. Black Community Programmes: Spro Cas 2 6 pp.

315. "Register of Banned Persons" 9 pp.plus cover letter from Horst Kleinschmidt, Organiser, to Subscribers and contacts: (1973?) Braamfortein 1 p.

316. Newsclippings on Black Community Programs May 1976 1 p.

317. Detention and Detente in Southern Africa Christian Instituteof Southern Africa: Braamfontein April 30, 1976 36 pp.

SASO-B.P.C. TRIAL OF 1974 - 1976

318. Newsclippings on SASO leaders' trial, 1974 - 1976 96 pp.

319. Who Are the Real Terrorists?: A document on the SASO/B.P.C. TrialInternational University Exchange Fund January 1977 17 pp.

SELECTED NEWS COVERAGE UP TO, DURING, AND AFTER THE "SOWETO Uprising of June 1976"

320. Newsclippings on School Language Issue and The Affair at Park Station 14 pp.

321. Black South Africa Explodes Transnational Institute: A Program ofthe Institute for Policy Studies: Washington, D.C. February 197763 pp.

322. "In this Approaching Hour of Crisis: A message to South Africa fromBlack South Africa, Jabulani Amphitheatre, Soweto, March 14, 1976, Umntwana Mangosuthu Buthelezi" Supplement to Pro VeritateMarch 1976 4 pp. plus newsclipping on Buthelezi March 1976 2 pp.

323. ECUNEWS Bulletin May 1976 (Special Section: Dean Desmond Tutu'sletter to the Prime Minister, John Vorster, Cape Town: May 8, 1976)5 pp.

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Newsclippings on Black Grievances, Soweto VBC, Inkatha, BPA,African Opinion and Students 1976 42 pp.

"Role of Riot Police in the Burnings and Killings, Nyanga, Capetown, Christmas, 1976." Issued by the Minister's Fraternal of Langa, Guguletu, and Nyanga 6 pp.

Newsclippings on Christmas boycott and Cillie Commission 1976-1977 23 pp.

BLACK CONSCIOUSNESS MOVEMENT (B.C.M.) ORGANIZATIONSafter June 1976

Nyameko, R.S. and G. Singh "The Role of Black Consciousness in the South African Revolution" The African Communist First Quarter 1977 14 pp.

"Amandla! The Story of the Soweto Students Representative Council, parts 1 - 5" Weekend World July, August 1977 13 pp.

Newsclippings on Detentions, Institute of Black Studies Conference (July 1976) Mohapi's Death, B.P.C./SASO, Mashinini, Soweto SSRC, SASO/SASM Dententions, BPA 1976-1977 48 pp.

"Black Consciousness Movement of South Africa" (Speech given by Ranwedzi Nengwekhulu to the Assembly of the I.U.E.F. held in Geneva, November 22, 1976) 7 pp.plus, cover letter from Lars-Gunnar Eriksson, Director, I.U.E.F., to friends (about the speech): February 10, 1977 Geneva 1 p.

Newsclippings on Student detentions, exiles and Mashinini November 197.6 - February 1977 8 pp.

Isaacs, Henry "The Emergence and Impact of the Black Consciousness Movement" Ikwezi December 1976 9 pp.

Newsclippings on Student exiles, Mashinini, SSRC/SASO, B.P.C.and BPA January - June 1977 27 pp.

"Heroes of Yesterday, Martyrs of the Struggle" (excepts from B.P.C.statement calling for week of mourning," SANA Bulletin March 1977 6 pp.

Newsclippings on White view of SASO, Black Consciousness Movement, SASO Black Community Programs, and B.P.C. March - June 1977 6 pp.

SASO Bulletin June 1977 11 pp.

Mokoena, Aubrey Dundubele "African Culture" Pro Veritate May 1977 2 pp.

Zani, Tami "The Future Society as seen by Black People's Convention" Pro Veritate June 1977 2 pp.

SANA Bulletin July 1977 "Soweto Student Power" By Chris Wood 3 pp.

Apartheid July 1977 8 pp.

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341. Newsclippings on Bannings of October 1977 - October 197/ - June 19/8 9 pp.

342. Apartheid December 197 7 8 pp.

343. "Inaugural Address to the General Staff of the American FriendsService Committee, on January 6, 1978, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A." By Sipho Buthelezi, B.P.C. South Africa 10 pp.

344. "On the Current Political Trends in South Africa in the Context ofthe Struggle for National Liberation." By Sipho Buthelezi, B.P.C.S.A. (address to the Press Luncheon, January 12, 1978, Washington,DC) 4 pp.

345. Newsclippings on exiles, BCM 1978, bannings, Biko, Pityana, and trialof Soweto Eleven. January - December 19/8 37 pp.

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DEATH OF STEVE BIKO

346. Newsclippings April - November 1977 4 pp.

347. "Memorandum, To: Senator Dick Clark; From: B.S. Biko, On:American Policy Toward Azania (South Africa)" January 12, 1976 3 pp.

348. Biko, Steve "Our Strategy For Liberation" Chr i st i an i t y_and CrisisJanuary 16, 1978 4 pp.

349. "Biko on Death, The South African martyr tells how it will happen"New Republic January 7, 1978 2 pp.

350. Newsclippings September 1976 and September 1977 78 pp.

351. Letter from Rev. Father Aelred Stubbes, C.R. to Friends in South Africa (pays tribute to Steve Biko) September 1977, Maseru, Lesotho5 pp.

352. "Statement on the Death of Steve Biko" Issued by Int1 I Uni. v Exchange Fund September 15, 1977 Geneva 2 pp.

353. "Editorial: Steve Biko" Pro-Veritate September 1977 2 pp.

354. "The Martyr: Memorial For a Martyr: Steve Biko" EpiscopalChurchmen for South Africa, New York (September 1977) 6 pp.

355. Newsclippings September - December 1977 68 pp.P1u 8; "South Africa: Steve Biko's Scenario" Chr is t i an Sc i cneeMonitor November 10, 1977 3 pp.Plus; Ngcelwane, Mzwandile "Biko: My Childhood Friend" Drum December 1977 3 pp.

356. "Counsel's Submissions on Behalf of the Biko Family, In the Magistrate's Court for the District of Pretoria; held at Pretoria, Inquest No. 573/ 1977, in j-e the death ol Stephen Bantu Biko77 pp. (page 31 missing)

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357. Biko, Ntsiki "The Last Time I saw My Husband Alive" DrumJanuary 1978 1 p.Plus newsclippings December 1977 - 1978 11 pp.

358. "Community Memorial Service and Day of Mourning lor our Brother Stephen Biko, Martyred S. African Black leader who was tortured and murdered by the Republic of South Africa Racist Police State, September 1977, to be held January 15, 1978 at the Community Church of New York" (flyer) 1 p.

359. Newsclippings on Donald Woods October 1975 - December 1978 / pp.

360. Uhuru wq Afrika Kusini June 1978 20 pp.

361. Toussaint "Fallen among Liberals' - An ideology of BlackConsciousness Examined" The African Communist Third Quarter 197913 pp.