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South Africa - Guides to Resources

Biographical Sources for South Africa (Adobe PDF)

Selected References on Contemporary South Africa (Adobe PDF)

Sources for Journal Articles on South Africa (Adobe PDF)

South African Journals on the internet (from Africa South of the Sahara: Selected Internet Resources). For full text online journals at Stanford, see the E-Journals on the university library web site.

Biography charts for classes (Adobe PDF)

South Africa on the internet (from Africa South of the Sahara: Selected Internet Resources)

Using British Documents to Study Concentration Camps during the South African War (J. Rawlings)

Digital Imaging Project of South Africa, DISA
Full text historical South African journals online. See the list. Use Search the Journals to locate topics across all journals. The project, "South Africa's Struggle for Democracy: Anti-Apartheid Periodicals, 1960-1990," will put online approx. 40 periodical titles. Access can be slow. http://disa.nu.ac.za/

Full text titles available are: Abasebenzi, Afra Newsletter, African Communist, Africanist News and Views, Amandla-Matla, Apdusa Views, Arise! Vukani!, Black Review, Clarion Call, Congress Resister, Cosatu News, Crisis News, Critical Health, Dawn, Democracy in Action, East Cape Update, Fosatu Worker News, Frank Talk, Grassroots, Ikwezi, Inqaba ya Basebenzi, Isisebenzi, Isizwe, Izwi lase Township Journal of Black Theology, Mayibuye, NUM News, Phakamani, Pro Veritate, Rixaka, Sash, SASO Newsletter, SASPU Focus, SASPU Nationa,l Sechaba, Speak, Speak Newspaper, TRAC Newsletter, Umsebenzi, Work in Progress.

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