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Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south Africa, 1983/84. Long live the people’s republic of Angola

Contents: Editorial: Apartheid Morality; P.R. Angola: We are not seeking peace at any price; People’s war: Interview with Joe Slovo; Reject dummy institutions by Aziz Pahad; Presidium of IOJ by Tilley Isaacson; Recollections of Mandela by ANC Veteran; Tribute: Cannon John Collins; Book reviews

Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south Africa, 1983/84. Fight produce learn. Unity in action, African National Congress

Contents: Editorial: Colored Labour Party Sells Out; O.R. Tambo: A conquering force; Recollections of Mandela: An Anc Veteran Remembers; Torture and the health worker by Dr Mervyn Bennum; Apartheid terror by Aziz Pahad; Cricketing mercenaries by Sam Ramsamy

Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south Africa, 1983/84. Save the anc 6, no! to apartheid executions

Contents: Editorial: The force of people’s power; Apartheid terrorism: photographs of Maseru Massacre; S.A. Espionage in Britain by a Sechaba Correspondent; Doctors and detainees: Part One By Dr Mervyn Bennum; Koeberg – power house for war by Clarise; Zionism and apartheid: Wedded Ideologies

Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south Africa, 1983/84. Save the “Moroka Three”. Mosololi, Mogoerane, Motaung

Contents: Editorial: Armed Struggle Escalates; Stop press: Racist S.A. Invades Lesotho; Khosi Mbatha: Testimony of Torture; Stresses in white camp by Antony Holiday; The roots of bantu education by Seretse Choabi; Discussion article: Racism & Capitalism; Film review; Book review; Poem

Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south Africa. Comrades in arms. President O.R. Tambo and Nelson Mandela in Stockholm Sweden 1990. Anders Holmstroem – Pressens blid

Contents: Editorial, pag. 1; Sactu statement, pag. 3; End all support for the Mnr! , by Claris, pag. 4; Interview with chief Maphumulo, pag. 8; Analysis of de Klerk’s February 2nd address, by Penuell Maduna, pag. 11; Principled opposition, Nec Statement, pag. 16; International, Nelson Mandela speaks to the Swedish Parliament, pag. 18; Interview with Andrew Mlangeni, pag. 20; The harms commission: sidestepping the issue, by David Michaels, pag. 21; Whites in a democratic South Africa, by Albie Sachs, pag. 23; The case for proportional representation, by P M Matshualana, pag.

Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south Africa. Zabalaza – Dawn of a new south african culture. Winds of Change – Gospel choir from Soweto

Contents: Editorial, pag. 1; An alliance unshaken, pag. 2; Zabalaza festival, by Moira Levy, pag. 4; South African whites: time to make a choice, by Jean Middleton, pag. 8; Black sash, by Sara, pag. 12; Inkatha seeks to spread its violence, Anc Statement, pag. 16; Mandela’s world tour, pag. 18; Release all detainees, Anc Statement, pag. 19; Economic basics and basic needs, by Ben Fine, pag. 20; Education in a new South Africa, by Xoliswa Skomolo, pag. 24; Letter to the editor, pag. 28; Film review, pag. 29; Book review, pag. 31.

Sechaba, official organ of the african national congress south africa. 9-30 August 1987. 21 Days that rocked the chamber. Forward with the struggle for a living wage

Contents: Editorial, pag. 1; Repealing a law already defied, pag. 2; The times miscovers the Anc, by Dennis A Mumble, pag. 3; A policemen speaks out, Interview with Gregory Rockman, pag. 6; A prison warder speaks out, Interview with Randolph Fortuin, pag. 9; Num campaign for racial equality, by Jean Middleton, pag. 11; A non-racial democracy, by Albie Sachs, pag. 15; International, pag. 22; Celebrating a new dawn in South Africa, The Zabalaza Festival, pag. 23; Villages for farmworkers, by Kulukazi Mzamo, pag. 26; Dual power, by Linda Khumalo, pag. 29; Letter to the editor, pag.

Southern Africa’s Future: europe’s Role. Sadcc in the 1990’s. A Common Responsibility

Contents: Introduction, Jan Nico Scholten, President Awepaa, Executive President African European Institute, pag. 5; SADCC: The Second Decade, H.E. Peter Mmusi Vice-President of Botswana, Chairman of the SADCC Council of Ministers, pag. 9; SADCC’s Political Role – problems and prospects, H.E. Kenneth Kaunda, Presiedent of Zambia, Chairman of the Frontline States, pag. 13; SADCC-EEC Relations – past and future, H.E. Manuel Marin, Vice-President of the Commission of the European Communities, Commissioner for Development Cooperation, pag.

Guide to doing business in South Africa with business infor in the Purple Pages. 1997 International Trade Bureau Soth Africa Business Guidebook

Contents: Guidebook indexes, pag. 4-11; Map of South Africa, pag. 12; South Africa profile – facts & stats, pag. 13-14; Provinces, cities, metropolitan substructures, pag. 15-60; Economic indicators, pag. 61-64; Products & services, pag. 65-105; Economic overview & sacob forecast, pag. 103; Trade statistics, pag. 106; The purple pages, pag. 107-172; The rdp – reconstruction & development programme, pag. 173; Reader enquiry service, pag. 174-175; Last word – quote unquote, pag. 176.

Lotus. Afro-Asian Writings. Journal of Afro-Asian Writers Association. Ceuvres Afro-Asiatiques. Revue de l’Association des Ecrivains Afro-Asiatiques

Contents: In This Issue, pag. 4; Editorial: The Writer and Peace, by Ziad Abdel Fattah, pag. 6; Short Stories: The Dry Hand by Tchicaya U. Tam ‘Si (Congo), pag. 9; The Other Town, by Ibrahim Abdel Megid (Egypt), pag. 14; The Boss Came to Dinner, by Bhisham Sahni (India), pag. 18; The Plane, by Hadia Sa’id (Lebanon), pag. 24; Life By Instalments, by Mohammed Berrada (Morocco), pag. 28; The Bambougouba Queen, by Djibril Tamsir Niane (Nigeria), pag. 32; The Watchman, by Gunasena A. Vithana (Sri Lanka), pag. 44; Chatter, by Dalal Hatem (Syria), pag. 50; The Suit, by Ali Deb (Tunisia), pag.

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