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 | Lloyd, F. (1991) |
| Booksellers harbour great expectations | |
| Africa South. #13. August. p. 40-43. |
| Marere, I. (1991) |
| Zimbabwe heads for the big screen: the lights, camera and action are finally turning on local culture | |
| Africa South. #13. August. p. 38-39. |
| Rushmere, M. (1991) |
| Botswana leads the way, the Sua Pan Project is a model of private financing, efficiency and speed | |
| Africa South. #13. August. p. 27, 29, 31. |
| Raath, J. (1991) |
| The legless learn how to run: a medical crusader fits Angola's amputees with ingenious artificial limbs | |
| Africa South. #13. August. p. 20-21. |
| Minney, T. (1991) |
| Grappling with inequality | |
| Africa South. #13. August. p. 17-18. |
| Sparks, A. (1991) |
| The ANC pulls together: out of a historic national conference emerges a more coherent and more democratic Parliament of the African people | |
| Africa South. #13. August. p. 8-9, 11-12. |
| Angula, C. (1991) |
| A winning streak, Namibian sport looks forward to future victories | |
| Africa South. #11. June. p. 48-49. |
| Lloyd, F. (1991) |
| Helen of Gweru: the Greek in Africa, two decades of Lieros | |
| Africa South. #11. June. p. 44-45. |
| Minney, T. (1991) |
| No more poached fish à l'Espagnole: Namibia fed up with Spanish pirate trawlers | |
| Africa South. #11. June. p. 40-41. |
| (1991) |
| Transport projects, from A (Angola) to Z (Zimbabwe) | |
| Africa South. #11. June. p. 29, 31, 33. |
| Rusinga, A. (1991) |
| The drive to upgrade transport, Africa South surveys regional progress | |
| Africa South. #11. June. p. 25, 27, 29. |
| Bico, J. (1991) |
| Lots of promises, a little racism: several new parties hit the campaign trail, but Renamo stands off | |
| Africa South. #11. June. p. 20-21. |
| Tyesen, P. (1991) |
| An end to inhuman rites? prison doors swing open, to tales of human resources brutally wasted | |
| Africa South. #11. June. p. 16-18. |
| Crowe, S. (1991) |
| Talks that snagged on the tip of a spear: the saga of carnage that forced ANC's hand | |
| Africa South. #11. June. p. 12-13. |
| Sakaike, T. (1991) |
| ZANU PF makes the big switch: after a decade of flirting with socialism, the party cuddles up to capitalism | |
| Africa South. #11. June. p. 8-11. |
| Martin, D. (1991) |
| Gulf war sends shivers through regional economies: the crisis will lead to even higher prices for most consumer goods | |
| Africa South. #9. March-April. p. 34-35. |
| Harsch, E. (1991) |
| Double standards in the aid game: donors champion democracy, sometimes | |
| Africa South. #9. March-April. p. 32-33. |
| Fontes, J.M. (1991) |
| Portugal's post-colonial policy goes upbeat: Lisbon looks to lusophone links to restore markets | |
| Africa South. #9. March-April. p. 28, 31. |
| Meldrum, A. (1991) |
| Hope stirs along the corridor: the rich farmland renews its promise, but peace remains fragile | |
| Africa South. #9. March-April. p. 24, 27. |
| Meldrum, A. (1991) |
| The cost of farming out the land: reformers will be pressed to ensure they do all their sums | |
| Africa South. #9. March-April. p. 15-16. |
| Makoni, S. (1991) |
| The new Southern Africa: visions and realities | |
| Africa South. #9. March-April. p. 12-13. |
| Hill, H. (1991) |
| Southern Africa in the year 2000: who's afraid of the RSA? | |
| Africa South. #9. March-April. p. 7-8, 11. |
| Jordan, A.C. (1959) |
| Towards an African literature X: land, labour, literature | |
 | Africa South. Volume 4 #1. p. 117-121. |
| Fairbairn, J. (1959) |
| The new serfdom | |
| Africa South. Volume 4 #1. p. 34-40. |
| Turok, B. (1959) |
| The African on the farm | |
| Africa South. Volume 4 #1. p. 28-33. |
| Bunting, B. (1959) |
| The African Industry | |
| Africa South. Volume 4 #1. p. 18-27. |
| Jakande, L.K. (1959) |
| Nigeria: the background to federation | |
| Africa South. Volume 3 #3. p. 86-89. |
| Hoskyns, C. (1959) |
| Pan-Africanism at Accra | |
| Africa South. Volume 3 #3. p. 72-76. |
| Duncan, P. (1959) |
| Basutoland in transition | |
| Africa South. Volume 3 #3. p. 55-59. |
| Muller, Shalamith (1959) |
| Juvenile delinquency and the colour bar | |
| Africa South. Volume 3 #3. p. 35-41. |
| Meer, F. (1959) |
| Satyagraha in South Africa | |
| Africa South. Volume 3 #2. p. 21-28. |
| Benjamin, A. (1959) |
| Kings of Alexandra | |
| Africa South. Volume 3. p. 29-34. |
| Leonard, D.A. (1958) |
| The trial begins | |
| Africa South. Volume 3 #2. p. 39-47. |
| (1957) |
| Six portraits of apartheid | |
| Africa South. Volume 2 #4. p. 5-43. |
| Siegel, M. (1957) |
| Shamba Bolongongo: African king of peace | |
| Africa South. Volume 2 #3. p. 100-106. |
| Kaunda, K.D. (1957) |
| Northern Rhodesia and federation | |
| Africa South. Volume 2 #3. p. 61-67. |
| First, R. (1957) |
| Bethal case-book | |
| Africa South. Volume 2 #3. p. 14-25. |
| Wood, Michael; Nyerere, Julius K. (1957) |
| Two views on Capricorn | |
| Africa South. Volume 2 #2. p. 82-90. |
| Banda, T.D.T. (1957) |
| Nyasaland and federation | |
| Africa South. Volume 2 #2. p. 75-81. |
| Kozonguizi, J. (1957) |
| South West Africa | |
| Africa South. Volume 2 #1. p. 64-72. |
| Bloom, H. (1957) |
| The South Africa police | |
| Africa South. Volume 2 #1. p. 8-20. |
| Matthews, Z.K. (1957) |
| Ethnic universities | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #4. p. 40-48. |
| Hepple, A. (1957) |
| African trade unions and the new powers | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #4. p. 21-24. |
| Lewin, J. (1957) |
| Afrikaners and others | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #2. p. 41-46. |
| Houghton, D.H. (1957) |
| The significance of the Tomlinson report | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #2. p. 13-21. |
| Jordan, A.C. (1956) |
| Towards an African litterature: I | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #4. p. 90-98. |
| Matthews, Z.K. (1956) |
| Ethnic universities | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #4. p. 40-48. |
| Ntantala, Ph. (1956) |
| African tragedy | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #3. p. 59-76. |
| Ballinger, M. (1956) |
| African land and property rights | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #3. p. 52-58. |
| Snitcher, Fl. (1956) |
| The Eiselen scheme | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #3. p. 40-45. |
| Rubin, L. (1956) |
| Afrikaner nationalism and the Jews | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #3. p. 28-34. |
| Junod, V. (1956) |
| The white liberals and the treason trial | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #3. p. 21-27. |
| Lewin, J. (1956) |
| Afrikaners and others | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #2. p. 41-46. |
| Ngubane, J.K. (1956) |
| African political movements | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #1. p. 70-78. |
| Uys, S. (1956) |
| The white opposition in South Africa | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #1. p. 63-69. |
| Simons, H.J. (1956) |
| Passes and police | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #1. p. 51-63. |
| Shilali, L.L. (1956) |
| Bantu education and the African teacher | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #1. p. 42-51. |
| Macquarrie, J.W. (1956) |
| The new order in Bantu education | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #1. p. 32-42. |
| Hepple, A. (1956) |
| Labour and labour laws in South Africa | |
| Africa South. Volume 1 #1. p. 24-32. |
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