History through pictures

Albertina Sisulu briefing women before Women's Day picket
Theresa Kachindamoto
Working Women - a Poster
Cooling towers in Soweto
We're the greatest: Mandela lands a playful left hook on Muhammad Ali at the Special Olympics opening ceremony in Dublin in 2003
Albie Sachs attends the launch of the Freedom Charter
Father Trevor Huddleton at the launch of the Freedom Charter
Congress of the people meet at football ground
Defiance campaign Dadoo speaks
June 1976 declassified image 3
June 1976 declassified image 2
June 1976 declassified image 1
Poster asking shoppers in Sheffield to boycott South African goods
Volunteers from Transvaal at the passive resitance camp at the Gale street site
Cyril Ramaphosa and Nelson Mandela march through Soweto and to the recently erected Hector Pieterson memorial
Students appeal for the release of their fellow students who were arrested in Cape Town in the wake of the 16 June 1976 protests
Workers in Ceres, Western Cape protesting on May Day 1988
The Golden Acre Shopping Centre, Cape Town, on 26 May 1980
Freedom Day 27 April
Hugh Masekela in front of microphone
Buthelezi making a speech at the Jabulani Amphitheatre in Soweto
South Africa's First Democratic Government
Javier Perez de Cuellar meets with Clarence M. Makwetu
Drawing of Greenmarket Square in Cape Town in 1764
Suspect insurgents held by British troops, during the Mau Mau rebellion
Mandela and Dadoo addresses a public forum
The Trialists
Black Sash Protests, Johannesburg, 1988
Sharpeville Precinct
Police carrying a body - Sharpeville
President Mandela signing South Africa's Bill of Rights
Five Months Nightmare
Sharpeville Massacre
March 22 1960 clipping from the Rand Daily Mail reporting on the Sharpeville massacre
Chris Hani, Jay Naidoo and Cyril Ramaphosa on the march in 1992
Suzman at Progressive Party rally 1966
Hani Zuma Slovo at first SACP rally after unbanning
Monday, March 21 thousands of Pan Africanists reported to the police without their passes and asked to be arrested
Dali Mpofu and his team during the Farlam Commission into the Marikana Massacre sitting in Rustenburg
Frances Baard speaking at the launch of the United Democratic Front (UDF)