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Resources
Online books, reviews, articles, interviews etc
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Woman Today
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1. The Leader Vol. 61. no. 36- 9 August 2002
2. Department of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology. (2000). Women Marching into the 21st Century.: Wathint’ Abafazi, Wathint’ Imbokodo. Shereno Printers.
3. Gastrow, S. (1985). Who’s Who in South African Politics. Ravan Press. Braamfontein.
4. Gastrow, S. (1992). Who’s Who in South African Politics: Number 4. Ravan Press. Braamfontein
5. Gastrow, S. (1987). Who’s Who in South African Politics.Number 2. Ravan Press. Braamfontein
6. Joyce, P. (1999). A Concise Dictionary of South African Biography. Francolin Publishers. Cape Town.
7. Human and Rousseau. (1999).They Shaped Our Century: The Most Influential South Africans of the Twentieth Century. Human and Rousseau. Cape Town.
8. www.anc.org.za
9. www.gov.za
10. Walker, C. (1982). Women and Resistance in South Africa. Onyx Press. London
11. Benson, M. (1963). The Struggle for a Birthright. Penguin. London
12. Meer, S. (1998). Women Speak: Reflections on Our Struggles. Kwela Books. Cape Town.
13. Public Education Department of Parliament. (1996). Parliamentary Directory: Directory of the South Africanm Parliament. 1996.
14. Interview by Giselle Wolfson (2002)
15. Interviews by SAHO staff (2002-2003)
16. Natal Organisation of Women administrative documents
17. Black Women’s Federation Conference newsletter
18. Historical Documents. SAHA. University of Witwatersrand.
19. Jeffery, A. (1997). The Natal Story: Sixteen Year of Conflict. South African Institute of Race Relations. Johannesburg.
20. Truth and Reconcilliation Commission. (1998). TRC report, Volume 3. CTP Book Printers. Cape Town.
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