Overview of the Collection
University of Fort Hare Library, ANC Archives
ANC Netherlands Mission
ANC Netherlands Mission Records
1988-1994
5.3 linear metre
Nethelands mission is said to be started to operate in 1988. Godfrey Motsepe was the first Chief representative. The office was in Brussels. In November 1988 Sanjay Kumar was appointed as a second Chief representative who proved to be an enegertic worker. The collection is stored in 52 boxes (including additions, part 1 and 2)
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The records are in English, Dutch.
Biographical Note
The Netherlands was an important centre to the ANC in the anti-apartheid struggle. There are historic ties with Holland, the country of the Dutch East India Company, which bore Jan van Riebeeck to its shores in 1652 and turned South Africa into a haven for white settlers and later European imperialist expansion. A considerable number of Dutch people feel a debt is owed South Africa and were enthusiastic participants in anti-apartheid groups, aside from those who inherently opposed racism.
The headquarters of the Shell Corporation are based in Rotterdam and provided a focus for protest in the form of pickets and blockades. However the ANC mission was not immediately set up in Amsterdam, but until 1988 operated from Brussels where Godfrey Motsepe was the Chief Representative and Rose Motsepe was the women's co-ordinator organising and working towards a planned women's conference. They took up their posts in 1981, responsible for the Benelux countries of Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg. They forged strong links with Dutch organisations, South Africans and friends living in Holland.
A number of solidarity organisations were formed, with different political positions. The AABN (Anti-Apartheid Beweging Nederland) were more radical than the larger Labour-aligned Holland Committee on South Africa(KZA) while Kairos, a Christian organisation were mainly engaged in educational links and AWEPAA (Association of Western European Parliamentarians for Action against Apartheid engaged in many projects for South African students and workers. All worked closely with the ANC members in Holland and with the mission based in Brussels.
Women's organisations were mobilised by full-time worker Bunie Sexwale. Together with Rose Motsepe stationed in Brussels they organised a highly successful 30th Anniversary Women's Day on August 9, 1986, commemorating the 1956 March to Pretoria of 20,000 women against the pass laws. Dutch Anti-Apartheid (AABN) paid for a pioneering conference, which brought to Amsterdam for the first time in the apartheid years, 100 women direct from South Africa in January 1990. Women's organisations and the general anti-apartheid movement helped to make the Malibongwe Conference a great success attended by women internationally.
In September 1988, Kumar Sanjay was Head of the ANC Information Bureau in Amsterdam and was appointed Chief Representative of the new Mission in November. He proved to be an energetic worker, who initiated meetings with groups hitherto unsympathetic to the AAM. The atmosphere of change in the air, had Shell approaching the Mission for talks. Sanjay held the position until May 1991, when Zolile Magugu took over. The nature of conferences then changed to post-apartheid concerns such as pollution and regeneration of education. The Dutch had been keenly supportive, both with teachers and material needs of the Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College in Tanzania opened after the Soweto students' uprising. In the 90's that interest and support continued.
Scope and Contents
The Netherlands Mission papers of the ANC are stored in 43 boxes.
The papers are divided into 6 series: Subject, Correspondence, SA Embassy Newsletter, News Clippings, Publications, and Posters and Memorabilia.
Additional material has been added and it is named, Additional Material Part 1 because of the other material that was found. This is the material that came with the other material but for one reason or another was not processed with the material. It was later processed and added to this record group. It has been divided into 4 series: Correspondence, Discussion papers, reports and statements. Additional Material Part 2 is divided into 3 series: Correspondence, Reports, Statements/ Minutes/ Discussion Documents
Arrangement
The Subject Series I is consists of 25 boxes
Folders 1 - 19 contains ANC reports from commissions, conferences, missions and the CODESA negotiations. Folders 20 - 30 holds reports on projects, anti-apartheid movements, COSAWR and Bantustans, Folders 31 - 44 contains conferences, COSATU, Dutch delegations the economy, and education. Folders 45 - 55 has elections, SA incursions into Angola and Mozambique, faxes in and out, the Harare Conference and health material. Folders 56 - 71 holds information on Helen Joseph, Kairos, KZA, Land, Mandela's visit to Holland, the UDF and others. Folders 72 - 85 holds inter alia reports on Nelson Mandela, NGO's the post-apartheid constitution and RECSA. Folder 86 - 95 is on sanctions and the SA-Netherlands Cultural Centre. Folders 97 - 106 contains an interview with an ANC Rep, Tambo speeches, violence within the organisation, Sisulu Winnie Mandela, Women and Zambia. Folders 107 127 a mix of folders some of which are the same as earlier ones and these are indicated on the finding aids, e.g. CODESA, ANC policy and Women's Section, Dutch Government and correspondence.
The Correspondence Series II is in Boxes 23 and 24. It contains Incoming mail in folders 1 to 3 and Outgoing in folders 4 to 7. Correspondence dates from 1985 to 1993 and is mainly from Dutch anti-apartheid organisations and ANC Lusaka.
The SA Embassy Newsletter Series III is in Box 24 to 27 holds folders 1 to 13, dating from 1992-1994. The newsletter informed missions of the progress of the CODESA negotiations, inter alia.
The News Clippings Series IV is in Box 28 to 29 holding folders 1 to7 and also contain some articles. They date from 1992-1994.
The Publications Series V are contained in Boxes 30 to 38. Removed some publications, especially ANC material and it's allies to be added to the special section
The ANC Newsbriefings removed
The Posters and Memorabilia Series VI are contained in Box 39 and consist inter alia of Dutch and anti-apartheid posters, flags, postcards and a diary of Kumar Sanjay.
The additional material (Acruals 1) is in boxes 40 to 43, and consists of correspondence, discussion documents, reports and statements
Additional material (Acruals 2) is in boxes 1 to 4 after boxes 1-43. Box numbering of the acruals 2 restarts from the beginning. It consists of correspondence, reports, statements/minutes/discussion documents
Preferred Citation
University of Fort Hare, ANC Archives, ANC Netherlands Mission, Box no.[], file no. []
Detailed Description of the Collection
Subject Files
1
1
Abuja Declaration,
1991
1
2
ANC Camps (Motsuenyane Commission Report) ,
n.d., 1990 - 1993
1
3
ANC Conferences/Workshops (1),
1981-1991
1
4
ANC Conferences/Workshops (2),
1981-1991
1
5
ANC Dept. of International Affairs ,
n.d., 1989, 1991 - 1992
1
6
ANC Donors Conference, Arusha ,
1990 - 1991
2
7
ANC Missions ,
1992
2
8
ANC-NEC Matters,
1988
2
9
ANC Negotiations/CODESA (1),
n.d., 1991
2
10
ANC Negotiations/CODESA (2),
1992
2
11
ANC Negotiations/CODESA (3),
1992-1993
2
12
ANC Policy Documents (1),
1991
3
13
ANC Policy Documents (2),
1992 - 1994
3
14
ANC Press Releases/Statements (1),
n.d., 1987-1989
3
15
ANC Press Releases/Statements (2),
1990
3
16
ANC Press Releases/Statements (3),
1991
4
17
ANC Press Releases/Statements (4),
1992 - 1994
4
18
ANC Press Releases/Statements (5),
1992 - 1994
4
19
ANC Projects,
1986
4
20
Angola,
n.d., 1992
4
21
Anti-Apartheid Movement, Netherlands,
1988-1993
5
22
Anti-Apartheid Movements - European Community,
1987-1992
5
23
Arts and Culture,
n.d., 1989-1993
5
24
AWEPAA (1),
n.d., 1987-1989
5
25
AWEPAA (2),
1990-1994
6
26
Bantustans/Townships,
1989-1992
6
27
Benelux,
n.d., 1993
6
28
Cards,
n.d., 1992
6
29
Chris Hani Assassination,
1993
6
30
Committee on South African War Resistance,
1989
6
31
Conferences (1),
n.d., 1983, 1986
7
32
Conferences (2),
1988 - 1989, 1991 - 1992
7
33
Conferences (3),
1992
7
34
Conferences (4),
1993
8
35
Consultation on South African Debt Rescheduling ,
1989
8
36
COSATU and Unions,
n.d., 1993
8
37
Diplomatic Courses,
n.d., 1992 - 1994
8
38
Discussion Papers,
n.d., 1986, 1989, 1993
8
39
Dutch Delegations,
n.d., 1993
9
40
Dutch Government,
n.d., 1990 - 1994
9
41
Economy (1),
n.d., 1989 - 1990
9
42
Economy (2),
1991-1993
10
43
Education (1),
n.d., 1986
10
44
Education (2),
1989-1992
10
45
Elections (1),
, 1994
11
46
Elections (2),
1994
11
47
Elections (3),
1994
11
48
Embassies/Missions,
1991-1994
11
49
European Campaign Against South African Aggression on Mozambique and Angola,
n.d.
11
50
Faxes - Incoming,
1990-1993
12
51
Faxes - Outgoing,
1990-1993
12
52
Forum Nelson Mandela - Report,
1994
12
53
Govan Mbeki and Winnie Mandela Fund ,
1988-1990
12
54
Harare Conference,
1989
12
55
Health,
1989
12
56
Joseph, Helen,
1993
12
57
Kairos,
1989-1993
12
58
Komittee Zuidelijk Afrika (KZA),
n.d., 1989-1993
13
59
Land Issue,
n.d., 1991-1994
13
60
Local Anti-Apartheid Groups,
n.d., 1986-1993
13
61
Local City Councils,
1984, 1988-1990
13
62
Mandela Document,
1989
13
63
Mandela Visit to Netherlands (1)
1994
14
64
Mandela Visit to Netherlands (2),
1994
14
65
Mangaung,
n.d.
14
66
Mass Democratic Movement and UDF ,
n.d., 1987-1990
14
67
Military and Nuclear Affairs (1),
n.d., 1984, 1986 - 1990
14
68
Military and Nuclear Affairs - SA Anti-Terrorist Manual (2),
1986
15
69
Miscellaneous Forms ,
n.d.
15
70
Multinationals,
1990-1992
15
71
Namda ,
1987-1990
15
72
National Party of South Africa, Bulletin,
1993
15
73
Nelson Mandela Newspaper Clippings,
1988 - 1989
15
74
Nelson Mandela Newspaper Clippings,
1990
16
75
Nelson Mandela Reception Committee, Release,
1989-1990
16
76
NGO's,
1989-1993
16
77
Nkobi, T, 1990 Address at the International Donors' Conference 1991,
1991
16
78
Partij van die Arbeid (PVDA) - Harare Conference on Southern Africa,
1989
16
79
Philippines,
n.d., 1991, 1993
16
80
Points from the Press,
1991-1992
17
81
Platform Zuidelyk Afrika,
1988-1993
17
82
Post-Apartheid Debates and Discussions,
n.d., 1988-1989
17
83
Post-Apartheid Debates and Discussions ,
1990 - 1991
17
84
Reference Centre on Education and Religion in South Africa (RECSA),
1986, 1988 - 1990
18
85
Religion,
1988-1991
18
86
Reports,
1990-1991
18
87
Sanctions and Investments ,
n.d., 1986 - 1988
18
88
Sanctions and Investments. Includes an Address by Dr. C.F Beyers Naude ,
1988
19
89
Sanctions and Investments,
1990
19
90
Sanctions and Investments, Newsletters on the Oil Embargo Against South Africa ,
1985-1988
19
91
Sanctions and Investments, Newsletters on the Oil Embargo Against South Africa ,
1989-1990
19
92
Sanctions and Investments, Newsletters on the Oil Embargo Against South Africa,
1991 - 1994
20
93
South African Community Cultural Centre (SACCC),
1989
20
94
Slovo, Joe includes an interview with the Harare ZTV broadcasting,
1987
20
95
S. A.- Netherlands Chamber of Commerce ,
1993
20
96
Speech by Neo Mnumzana, Chief Rep of the ANC at the United Nations,
n.d.,
20
97
Sports,
1990
20
98
State Affairs (1),
1989-1990
20
99
State Affairs (2),
1990-1992
21
100
Tambo, Oliver/Speeches. Includes condolences to Mrs. Tambo and her family on O.R.Tambo's death, Also a statement by Nelson Mandela during the funeral. ,
1985-19887, 1989 - 1993
21
101
Telexes. ,
1988-1991
21
102
Violence,
1992
21
103
Walter Sisulu,
1989
21
104
Winnie Mandela,
1989-1992
22
105
Women,
1987-1992; 1998-1992
22
106
Zambia,
1989
22
107
ANC - NEC,
1990
22
108
ANC Policy,
n.d.
22
109
ANC Women's Section,
1990 - 1992
22
110
Arts and Culture,
1993 - 1994
22A
111
111. Cards (greetings),
n.d.
22A
112
CODESA debates and papers,
n.d.
22A
113
Conferences,
1992
22A
114
Correspondence, (Incoming),
1994
22A
115
Dutch Government,
1990, 1992
22A
116
Economics,
1992 - 1993
22A
117
Faxes (Outgoing),
1994
22B
118
Inkatha and other Right Wing Movement,
n.d.
22B
119
Lubbers and Van den Broek,
1992
22B
120
Niehaus, Carl,
1992
22B
121
Papers,
n.d.
22B
122
Police Violence,
1988 - 1989
22B
123
Police Violence,
1989 - 1992
22C
124
Repatriation of Exiles ,
1990 - 1993
22C
125
Rudi Boon papers,
1989 - 1990
22C
126
South African Communist Party, 1989 - 1992. Includes a paper by Joe Slovo entitled "Has Socialism Failed?" and a response by Pallo Jordan to that paper,
n.d.
22C
127
Socialisteise Partij,
n.d.
Correspondence
23
1
Incoming (1),
n.d., 1985-1988, 1992
23
2
Incoming (2) ,
1988 - 1991
23
3
Incoming (3) ,
1993
23
4
Outgoing (1) ,
1986 - 1990
23
5
Outgoing (2) ,
1991 - 1992
24
6
Outgoing (3) ,
1992
24
7
Outgoing (4) ,
1992
South African Embassy Newsletter
25
1
SA Embassy Newsletter (1),
1992
26
2
SA Embassy Newsletter (2),
1992
26
3
SA Embassy Newsletter (3),
1992
26
4
SA Embassy Newsletter (4), 1992,
26
5
SA Embassy Newsletter (1),
1993
26
6
SA Embassy Newsletter (2),
1993
26
7
SA Embassy Newsletter (3),
1993
26
8
SA Embassy Newsletter (4),
1993
26
9
SA Embassy Newsletter (5),
1993
26
10
SA Embassy Newsletter (6),
1993
27
11
SA Embassy Newsletter (7),
1993
27
12
SA Embassy Newsletter (1),
1994
27
13
SA Embassy Newsletter (2),
1994
Newspaper Clippings
27
1
Newspaper Clippings (1),
1992 - 1994
28
2
Newspaper Clippings (2),
1993 - 1994
28
3
Newspaper Clippings (3),
1993 - 1994
28
4
Newspaper Clippings (4) ,
1992 - 1993
29
5
Newspaper Clippings (5)
1993
29
6
Newspaper Clippings (6),
1993
29
7
Newspaper Clippings (7),
1993
Publications
30
1
Dutch Publications,
1989 - 1994
31
1
Dutch Publications,
1989 - 1994
32
1
Dutch Publications,
1989 - 1994
33
1
Human Rights Commission ,
1989 - 1992
34
1
Human Rights Commission,
1989 - 1992
35
1
PAC,
1988 - 1993
36
1
Frontfile,
1988 - 1990
37
1
Anti - Apartheid Movement,
n.d.
38
1
Anti-Apartheid ,
[1988] - 1989
38
2
AWEPAA News Bulletin,
1991
38
3
Challenge: Church and People,
1991 - 1993
38
4
International Mobilisation,
1990
38
5
Intelligence Newsletter,
1989
38
6
Mandela's Appeal,
n.d., 1992
38
7
Prisma: World News,
1988 - 1989
38
8
Religion,
1989
38
9
Sanctions,
1988 - 1989
38
10
South Africa: ANC Interim Constitution,
1990
38
11
Transvaal Rural Action Committee (TRAC),
1989
Posters and Memorabilia
39
1
Includes Photo album "Mandela Tour",
n.d.
Accruals1
Correspondence
40
1
Between Frene Ginwala and the Shipping Research Bureau on the oil embargo over South Africa,
1981 - 1986
40
2
Date and time of election for South Africans in the Netherlands,
April 1994
40
3
Expressing concern about the situation in South Africa,
1992
40
4
From NR Mandela to FW de Klerk,
9 July 1992
40
5
From the Treasurer General to Chief Reps,
1993
40
6
In Dutch,
1988
40
7
Statements sent to the ANC President's office,
1984, 1988
40
8
With high commissioners/embassies,
1988
40
9
With ANC Secretary General's office,
1974 - 1975
40
10
With the ANC London office,
1988
40
11
President's office, OR Tambo,
1973, 1986 - 1990
Discussion Documents
41
1
Assessment of the economy of South Africa,
1987
41
2
Department of Information and Publicity - the Situation in South Africa,
n.d.
41
3
Economy of a democratic South Africa,
1990
41
4
Gender and Economic Policy in a Democratic South Africa by Ginwala and others,
1991
41
5
Mobility and social change in South Africa,
June 1975
41
6
On a mixed economy in South Africa, by Vella Pillay, ANC DEP discussions,
1989
41
7
On the oil embargo,
1982
41
8
Policy Guidelines for a democratic South Africa,
April 1992
41
9
Sent to Frene Ginwala re relations between Europe and South Africa,
1990
41
10
South Africa's Foreign Debt,
1989
41
11
South Africa's Manufacturing Industry,
1987
41
12
South Africa's Transport Industry and Transport Policy,
1987
41
13
The Oil Embargo: Secrecy still rules,
1989 - 1991
41
14
What is COSATU?,
n.d.
Reports
42
1
Abductions by the Apartheid regime,
n.d.
42
2
A Maatla Trust Project,
n.d.
42
3
ANC Development Centre Dakawa - Revised 1984 Development Plan, Volume I,t ,
Augus 1990
42
4
ANC Development Centre Dakawa - Revised 1984 Development Plan, Volume II,,
August 1990
42
5
ANC Development Centre Dakawa - Revised 1984 Development Plan, Volume III,
August 1990
42
6
1990 ANC National Consultative Conference,
n.d.
42
7
Malibongwe Conference on Women's Struggle in South Africa,
n.d.
42
8
Meeting between the ANC and the Consultative Business Movement,
March 1990
42
9
Project for developing destitute youth,
n.d.
42
10
Stop Apartheid; Boycott Shell! Shadow Report,
n.d.
Statements
43
1
NEC Statement - 78th Anniversary of the ANC January 8,
1990
43
2
Notes on negotiations,
n.d.
43
3
On the Campaign for Peace and Democracy, issued by ANC/ SACP/ COSATU,
July 1992
43
4
Speech - NR Mandela to the Finance Week Breakfast Club,
19 July 1991
Accruals2
Correspondence
1
1
ANC Election funding campaign,
1993
1
2
ANC Election funding campaign,
1993
1
3
ANC Chief Representative's Office - ANC membership,
1990-1994
1
4
ANC Netherlands Unit,
1986, 1988
1
5
ANC students in Netherlands,
1993
1
6
ANC Women's Section,
n.d., 1991-1992
1
7
Circular from Political Prisoners Committee to all other missions,
1988, 1989
1
8
Chief Representative's Office, n.d.,
1988-1993
1
9
Department of Education,
1988
2
10
Department of International Affairs,
1989-1992
2
11
Embassies. Includes South African Embassy and Ghana Embassy,
1989,1989
2
12
Holland Committee on Southern Africa,
1988-1989, 1991
2
13
Invitations to attend meeting in Holland. Includes invited people Julius Nyerere and Mr. Nkonyeni of NAFCOC,
n.d.
2
14
Pallo Jordan (ANC Head of Research Department) and Gerd Junne (chairman of Dr. Govan Mbeki Fund, University of Amsterdam) re: Jeffrey Marishane,
1989
2
15
Project department,
1990-1992
2
16
regarding opening ANC Information Bureau in Amsterdam. Includes the budget,
n.d.
2
17
regarding remuneration for ANC Chief Representatives,
1993
2
18
Request for funding the running and maintenance of Amsterdam office of ANC,
1991 November 9
2
19
The Secretary-General's Office (S.G.O),
1988
2
20
Support for the ANC Amsterdam office,
1986, 1988-1989, 1991
2
21
Thebe Investment Corporation,
1992
2
22
Treasurer-General's Office,
1989
Reports
3
1
ANC Membership list in Amsterdam,
[1990]
3
2
ANC mission to EEC and Benelux countries in Brussels,
1989
3
3
ANC National Consultative Conference. Includes Declaration. Resolution on negotiations and suspension of armed actions. Commission 6, political and social insecurity. Commission 4, report back on violence. ANC negotiation Task force. Task for the ANC Relief Committee,
1990
3
4
ANC Netherlands,
1989 May 17
3
5
ANC Unit in Netherlands,
1986, 1989
3
6
Award of Honorary Doctorate to Reverend Frank Chikane,
1988
3
7
The Batlagae Trust, annual general report,
1992
3
8
Briefing on the work of Foreign Affairs Commission,
n.d.
3
9
Cadres of the ANC are challenged to build Dakawa,
n.d
3
10
Cooperation agreement between the University of the North and the University of Groningen,
1993
3
11
Democracy Trust, copy of trust deed,
1994 January
3
12
Department of Information and Publicity,
n.d
3
13
Discussion with Accountant, R Letschert, Dubois Accountant office, Amsterdam,
1991 October 9
3
14
Donors Conference material, Arusha, Tanzania,
1990-1991
3
15
Draft report on Regional Political Committee(RPC) in Netherlands by ad hoc Committee,
n.d.
3
16
Draft structure of the Regional Political Committee,
n.d.
3
17
Elections strategy workshop,
1993 September 25-27
3
18
Elsies River Community Development Trust,
1993
3
19
Financial statement, ANC Netherlands,
1991
3
20
Funding proposal for documentary : Through our own eyes in our own words,
1992
3
21
Funding proposal for peace and democracy campaign, Media Development Project,
1993
4
22
Funding proposal for Service and Information Point (SIP),
1993
4
23
Funding proposal for the studies of Michelle Williams,
1992
4
24
Funding proposal of community based peace work, Peace Coordination Trust,
1992
4
25
International Conference on Southern Africa, London,
1993 June 14-15
4
26
Inventory report by Conference Centre on Education and Religion in South Africa,
1990 June
4
27
May 5 Liberation Day commemoration in Netherlands,
1990
4
28
National Fundraising workshop. Includes report by Mendi Msimang (Chief Rep to UK and Ireland) on the potential for fundraising in Denmark.,
1986, 1988
4
29
Oslo Fundraising Conference. Includes reports from Greece, Maputo Treasury, Italy, German Democratic Republic (GDR), Tokyo office, Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, Madascar Region Antamamarivo, France, Norway, Finland, programme.,
1989
4
30
Preliminary report on Information and Technology,
n.d.
4
31
Regional Political Committee (RPC) statement for years ending,
198-1990
4
32
Remarks and personal observation by Lerato Msotho, ANC Amsterdam office,
1990 August 23
4
33
Report by Jeffrey Marishane who undertook one-year research under Govan Mbeki Fund, University of Amsterdam,
1988-1989
4
34
Report from Joke and Gert van Maanen on South African situation,
1993
4
35
Report of DIA to the Oslo Norway fundraising workshop,
1989 March 15-21
4
36
Report back of meeting with the Department of Transport and Water Affairs,
n.d.
4
37
Report of the trip to the Netherlands and Belgium undertaken by Shaheed Rajie,
1991 September 10-17
4
38
Report of working group on South Africa to the Executive Board of the International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA),
1990, 1992
4
39
Report on activities in the Netherlands by Bunie Sexwale to ANC Women's Section, Benelux,
1987 June
4
40
South Africa, the future of the textiles,
1994
4
41
The South African Advanced Education Project (SAAEP),
1993
4
42
State of affairs finances, ANC office, Amsterdam,
1989 January 18
4
43
The treasury workshop, Dar-es Salaam,
n.d., 1988
Statements/Minutes/Discussion Documents
5
1
Naude, Beyers, interviews. Includes report,
1975, 1983
5
2
Speech delivered by ANC office in Benelux countries,
n.d
5
3
Summary of the lecture given by Esau du Plesis for workshop 12. "Apartheid there and here" on the occasion of conference on Racism for Secondary Schools, Dordrecht. Includes Dutch version,
1988 February 11
5
4
ANC women's Section meetings, Amsterdam,
1990-1991
5
5
The Department of Economic and Planning (DEP), Harare, 1990,
1990
5
6
Salient points and comments raised at the meeting of the ANC and ANC supporters and friends,
n.d.
5
7
Various meetings, n.d., 1985-1987,1994. Includes meeting with Bano Matlape, 1996 September 9. Unit meeting, 1987 March 29. AAF Advisory Committee, 1987 December 12. Academic Committee, 1988 Feb. 2. with the Dutch Minister of Transport, Public Works and Water Management on Shipping Relations between South Africa and Netherlands. COSAN meeting. Treasurer-General with Bobby Pillay, Oslo,
1994
5
8
ANC: national liberation movement or political party,
n.d
5
9
ANC policy, in Dutch language,
n.d.
5
10
Background paper on funding Women's Section,
1989
5
11
Discussion document on development, issued by project department (ANC) ,
1990 December
5
12
Draft discussion document on sanctions,
1990 November 19
5
13
Women in Lesotho, some research priorities, working paper from the Basotho Women Migrant Project, Post Graduate seminar on Women, Colonialism and Commonwealth, paper by Bunie Sexwale, University of London ,
[1986] June 11