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Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south africa, 1985/86. The people unban the Anc

Contents: Editorial: Gatsha Buthelezi – A Violent “Moderate”; The eyes of our people are focused on this conference: Political Report of the National Executive Committee to the National Consultative Conference, June 1985, Part 2; Ten years of Angolan independence By Zoyisile Mati; Centre page: Bullets Will Not Stop the March to Freedom; Anc International: The Soviet Union Honours Comrade Nzo; International women’s conference in Nairobi By Frene Ginwala; The moment of revolution in now – or never in our lifetime: A Discussion Article, By Cassius Mandla; Obituary: Florence Mophosho, 1921 - 19

Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south africa, 1985/86. People defy state of emergency

Contents: Editorial: Apartheid – A Wounded Beast; The eyes of our people are focussed on this conference: Political Report of the National Executive Committee to the National Consultative Conference, June 1985; Anti-apartheid movements in the US: A new Phase By Monica Moohead; Moslems of the Cape: Descendants of Indonesian Freedom Fighters By Aysha Gamiet; Centre page: Cosas is Banned but the Struggle Continues; 12th youth and student festival in Moscow By Nyawuza; Anc International; The freedom charter is our dodestar, Part 4 By Comrade Mzala; Poem: Evil Man By James Pitse

Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south africa, 1985/86. Resistance & defiance. A funeral during the state of emergency

Contents: Editorial: The State of Emergency; Fraternal messages to conference; Why we call for sanctions By Neva Makgetla; Centre page: We Pledge to Defeat the Murderers; Pretoria’s plan to destroy Cabinda Gulf Oil By Zoyisile Mati; Anc international; Apartheid-free zones: Solidarity in Britain By George Johannes; The freedom charter is our lodestar, Part 3 By Comrade Mzala; Book review

Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south africa, 1985/86. From conference venue to victor. Anc conference June 1985

Contents: Editorial: We are Revolutionaries, Internationalists and Africans; Conference communique; The Anc is with you: Conference Call to the People of South Africa; Call to the peoples of the world: Conference Address the Internaional Community; “Let us act together” says president Tambo: Lusaka Poess Conference; August 9th: Hlanganani Makhosikazi: Centre Page Spread; Conference expel’s “Left-wing” deviationists By Claris; The Botswana massacre By A Special Correspondent; The freedom charter is our lodestar (part 2) By Comrade Mzala

Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south africa, 1985/86. Deaths in detention. People protest

Contents: Editorial: Murdes Amidst Talks of “Reform”; The freedom charter is our lodestar By Comrade Mzala; Coutering apartheid propaganda: Report on the Commonwealth Conference; Apartheid propaganda offensive: Anc statement; Centrepage: freedom charter Anc international; “What they want is to install their Swapo; Mass action and political trials By Justitia; Book review; Obituary: Judson Didizwa Khuzwayo

Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south africa, 1985/86. The freedom charter 1955 - 1985

Contents: Editorial: Fiddling While Rome Burns; Congress of the people remembered our freedom charter By Jack Simons; Sefako Mapogo Makgatho By Africanus; Centre page: State Violence; The fight for Mgwali By Pandula; Nothing constructive in “Consructive engagement” By Tilley Isaacson; Solidarity strengthens us all: Interview with Achim Reichardt, Secretary of the GDR Solidarity Committee; Finish the job – Smash fascism in South Africa By Arnold Selby

Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south africa, 1985/86. The people identify with Umkhonto we sizwe people’s army

Contents: Editorial: No to the SADF, Yes to Umkhonto We Sizwe!; Mass media in South Africa By Pallo Jordan; The struggle for liberation and peace By Bribri; Centre page: The Courts: Instruments of Injustice; Anc international; Poem: Nelson Mandela, by Munonzwe Hamalengwa; Oil fuels apartheid: An Anc Statement; Stop apartheid executions! By Justitia; Review article: P W Botha Misbehaves on American TV By Nyawuza; Obituary: Tsemaea Ka Khotso, Ntate Mokgatle!; Letter from Israel

Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south africa, 1985/86. Tambo and Mandela

Contents: Editorial: Forward to the Year of the Cadre and the People’s Parliament; Mandela’s reply to Botha: “Your freedom and mine cannot be separated. I will return”; Warmongers who talk of peace: United States Strategy in Southern Africa, by Brian Bunting; Anc international; Response to Comrade Mzala By Nyawuza; Preparing the fire before cooking the rice

Diamanti , oro e guerra : la sanguinosa storia mai raccontata di un continente sfruttato

Fino alla metà dell’Ottocento, il Sudafrica era considerato soltanto un miscuglio conflittuale di colonie inglesi, repubbliche boere e regni africani, senza alcun valore per il resto del mondo. Ma nel 1871 le prospettive cambiarono radicalmente: una serie di indagini minerarie portò alla scoperta di uno dei più grandi giacimenti di diamanti dell’intero pianeta, cui seguì, quindici anni dopo, la notizia della presenza sul territorio di ricchissime miniere d’oro.