... ap n otprhi Memory Postapartheid and Camps Detention Angolan ANC’s The Truth”: the Want Still “We eebr20.Iwudlk otaktemmeso the this of comments, members and the questions thank thoughtful to their 5–8 like for DC, audience would Washington, I Association, 2002. Studies December...

... Slovo had both academics and the general public have shown in been “sent by the Party to Moscow to organize sup- the books and articles on the subject speaks for itself. plies for the new But Oliver Tambo, who Unfortunately, however, their authors often fail to headed the ANC External...

... National Congress (1975-1985) Phil Eidelberg While a considerable amount of literature has been as a factor in helping transform the ANC into a move- written about the emergence of the contemporary ment attuned less specifically to the aspirations of or- African...

... of possibility. While the ANC had become relatively mar- the residual legitimacy of the Soviet model and the ginalized inside South Africa, the dynamic, independ- dead-end of social democratic politics have contrib- ent and non-racial labor movement gained significant uted to the virtual hegemony...

... there was a ANC has failed to deliver in terms of increased land dramatic upsurge in labor struggles in 1998. think I security. The promises made to labor tenants have not that there was an enormous sense of expectation on been fulfilled and white farmers have...

...Cherryl Walker © 1994: South Asia Bulletin 1995 References Association for Rural Advancement (AFRA) ( 1994a ) “Community Land Conference, Land Charter”, AFRA News 26 . AFRA ( 1994b ) Unpublished report on a community meeting at Cornfields. African National Congress (ANC) ( 1990...

.... University of the Western Cape: 22 April. ANC ( 1994 . Reconstruction and Development Programme (Johannesburg: Umanyano Publications). Baskin , J. ( 1991 . Striking Back: A History of COSATU (Johannesburg: Ravan Press). Baskin , J. ( 1993a ) “Corporatism: Some Obstacles Facing...

..., it is striking that since 1990, and classes. especially since 1994, both the ANC and the GNU The South African democratic transition serves as have operated with an increasingly limited view of a test case for this hypothesis of elite-led transitions. democracy...

... South Africa would be discussed. Once the countryside. ANC yielded to Inkatha’s demands, which were based Despite the commitment of the African National on acceptance of traditional leaders throughout South Congress (ANC) to extending democracy to rural ar...

.... Stober , Paul , 1993 . ‘Coloureds may break from ANC,’ The Weekly Mail , February 12–18, 7 . Swan , Maureen , 1987 . ‘Ideology in Organised Indian politics, 1891–1948,’ in Shula Marks and Stanley Trapido, eds., The Politics of Race, Class and Nationalism in Twentieth-Century South Africa...

... migrants from addition edited the CPSA organs Gu~rdiQnand New India. The numbers of South Africa-born predominated 4~and later the African National Congress (ANC) and youthful third-generation Indians were ready to journal, SeJraba Others were attorneys like N. T. claim their South African...

... 5-6,1994. Introduction 1.4 However, our own extra-parliamentary areas of tradi- The ANC-led liberation movement has just emerged tional strengths in the mass and community-based move- from a major election victory, celebrated world-wide. Yet...

...- the African educated elite with support of some prived.14 Another infl uence may have been that traditional leaders created in 1912 the South of the South African Communist Party (SACP), African Native National Congress, soon to be- a staunch ally of the ANC over...

... laborers 'had (ANC) and the Pan-Africanist Congress (PAC). Leading no sense of the binding nature of a contract, serving for only Indian radicals were among the thousands who were a few months until they obtained the money they needed, banned," detained and exiled, thus paving the way...

... for the a narrow African one, neither should it be a cultural, social Naral Witness, a newspaper in Pietermaritzburg. We agreed organization. It should be political because we'd not had an then to form the Durban Central Branch of the Natal Indian open political organization since the ANC and PAC were...

...Fred T. Hendricks © 1994: South Asia Bulletin 1995 References Alavi , H. ( 1973 . “Peasants and Revolution”, in Gough, K., and H. Sharma (eds) Imperialism and Revolution in South Asia (New York: Monthly Review Press). ANC ( 1990 ) Summary Report, Land Commission Workshop...

... to the gle. The most important exceptions tended to confirm practical needs of the trade union movement. the rule: Legassick’s role in the Marxist Workers Ten- Turner’s conception of worker education as part of a dency of the ANC corresponded with a hiatus in his broader process of politicization...

..., and conflicts among members of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) or between members of rival groups (such as the ANC and the PAC or Pan African Congress) also served as important “trigger factors.” 12 In six of these eight historically poor black neighborhoods, protests for basic services...

... on gender and sexuality. On December 6, 2005, charges of rape were brought against Jacob Zuma, then deputy president of the African National Congress (ANC), in the Johannesburg High Court by a complainant whose Thanks to Sumaya Mall for drawing my attention to the Kipling refer- 1...

... to slogan- Formed in August 1983, the UDF was an alli- South Africa eering, its refusal to prescribe an aesthetics, and ance of movements of workers, civic organiza- East its emphasis on relations between signification tions, and students. Membership in the UDF...