Part three: New gropings for effective organization and representation, 1921-1934
Introduction | Preface
Documents
Africans "Respectfully Submit"
39a - 39d. The Governor-General's Native Conferences
39a. Proceedings and Resolutions of the Governor-General's Native Conference, 1923 {Extracts}
39b. Proceedings and Resolutions of the Governor-General's Native Conference, 1924 [Extracts]
39c. Proceedings and Resolutions of the Governor-General's Native Conference, 1925 [Extracts}
39d. Proceedings and Resolutions of the Governor-General's Native Conference, 1926 [Extracts}
40a - 40b. Minutes of Evidence, Select Committee on Subject of Native Bills, May, 1927
40a. Testimony of Charles Sakwe, Elijah Qamata, and William Mlandu of the Transkeian Native General Council, before the Select Committee on Subject of Native Bills, May 6, 1927 [Extracts}
40b. Testimony of Professor D. D. T. Jabavu, Walter Rubusana, and the Rev. Abner Mtimkulu of the Cape Native Voters' Convention and Meshach Pelem of the Bantu Union, before the Select Committee on Subject of Native Bills, May 30, 1927 [Extracts}
Africans and Whites in Dialogue
41a - 41d. Views of Africans
41a. "The Race Problem." Article in The Guardian by R. V. Selope Thema, September, 1922
41b. "Christianity, Basis of Native Policy?" Article in The Workers' Herald by James S. Thaele, December 21, 1923
41c. "The Native Problem." Article in The Cape Times by the Rev. Abner Mtimkulu, May 30, 1924
41d. "Bridging the Gap Between White and Black in South Africa." Address by Dr. A. B. Xuma at the Conference of European and Bantu Christian Student Associations at Fort Hare, June 27-July 3, 1930 [Extracts}
42a - 42b. Dutch Reformed Church Conferences
42a. Proceedings and Resolutions of the Dutch Reformed Church Conference, September, 1923 {Extracts}
42b. Report on proceedings and resolutions of the Dutch Reformed Church Conference, February 3, 1927 {Extracts}
43a-43b. National European-Bantu Conferences
43a. Proceedings and Resolutions of the National European-Bantu Conference, February, 1929 {Extracts}
43b. Proceedings and Resolutions of the National European-Bantu Conference, July, 1933 {Extracts}
Non-Europeans Meet Together
44. Proceedings and Resolutions of the Non-European Conference, June, 1927 {Extracts}
45. Report on proceedings and resolutions of the Non-European Conference, in The Cape Times, January 4 and 6, 1930 {Extracts}
46. Proceedings and Resolutions of the Non-European Conference, January, 1931 {Extracts}
47. "Native Disabilities in South Africa." Pamphlet by Professor D. D. T. Jabavu, July, 1932
Africans Acting Alone
48a - 48m. The African National Congress Strives for Unity
48a. "The Exclusion of the Bantu." Address by the Rev. Z. R. Mahabane, President, Cape Province National Congress, 1921
48b. Resolutions of the Annual Conference of the African National Congress, May 28-29, 1923
48c. Resolutions of the Annual Conference of the African National Congress, May 31, 1924
48d. Report on proceedings and resolutions of the Annual Conference of the African National Congress, January 4-5, 1926 {Extracts}
48e. Resolutions of the Convention of Bantu Chiefs, Held under the auspices of the African National Congress, April 15, 1927
48f. "To All Leaders of the African People." Statement by J. T. Gumede, President, ANC, September 7, 1927
48g. "What Do the People Say?" Editorial in Abantu-Batho, January 26, 1928
48h. Report of T. D. Mweli Skota, Secretary-General of the African National Congress, January, 1930 {?]
48i. Report on the proceedings of the Annual Conference of the African National Congress, in Umteteli wa Bantu, May 3, 1930
48j. "ANC Calls for Passive Resistance." Statement in Umteteli wa Bantu, June 27, 1931
48k. Report on the proceedings of the Special Emergency Convention of the African National Congress in Umteteli wa Bantu, June 23, 1932
48l. "The African National Congress — Is It Dead?" Pamphlet by Pixley wa Isaka Seme, 1932 {Extract}
48m. "I Appeal to the African Nation." Article by Pixley ka Isaka Seme, in Umteteli wa Bantu, November 10, 1934
49a - 49c. The Voice of Labor
49a-l - 49a-3. Predecessors of the I.C.U.
49a-l. Address by Selby Msimang, President, Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union of South Africa, July 23, 1921
49a-2. Memorandum from the Transvaal Native Mine Clerks' Association to the Mining Industry Board, 1922
49a-3 Petition to the Prince of Wales, from the Transvaal Native Mine Clerks' Association, June 23, 1925
49b-l - 49b-6. Kadalie's I.C.U.
49b-l. "African Labour Congress." Article by Clements Kadalie, National Secretary, I.C.U., in The Workers' Herald, Decembar 21,1923
49b-2. Revised Constitution of the I.C.U., 1925 [Extracts]
49b-3. Resolutions of demonstration against the Prime Minister's Native Bills, 1926
49b-4. Letter to the Prime Minister, from A. W. G. Champion, Acting National Secretary, I.C.U., May 23, 1927 (Extracts)
49b-5. "Open Letter to Blackpool." Article by Clements Kadalie, in The New Leader, September 30, 1927
49b-6. "Economic and Political Program for 1928." Statement by Clemente Kadalie, 1928
49c-l -49c-2. Successors of the I.C.U.: I.C.U. Yase Natal
49c-l. Constitution, Rules and Bye-Laws, I.C.U. Yase Natal, 1929 [Extracts}
49c-2. "Blood and Tears." Pamphlet by A. W. G. Champion, 1929 [Extracts}
50a - 50b. Cape Voters
50a. Petition to the South African Parliament, from the Cape Native
Voters' Convention, January 3, 1928
50b. Report on the proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Cape Native Voters' Convention, in Imvo Zabantsundu, January 8, 1929
51a-51c. Urban Africans Organize
51a. "Urban Native Legislation." Address by R. H. Godlo, President, Location Advisory Boards' Congress of South Africa, December 19, 1929
51b. "Urban Native Legislation." Memorandum to the Minister for Native Affairs from the Location Advisory Boards' Congress of South Africa, September 8, 1930
51c. "Social Conditions Among Bantu Women and Girls." Address by Charlotte Maxeke at the Conference of European and Bantu Christian Student Associations at Fort Hare, June 27-July 3, 1930 [Extract]
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