SALDRU clippings collection : 1975-2000

A comprehensive reference resource containing 25 years of archival news clippings from English language newspapers in and around South Africa, digitized as .pdf files. There are over 1 million clippings, arranged into broad subject areas. The original clippings are now housed in the Liberation Archi...

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Bibliographic Details
OCLC:70175325
Corporate Author: University of Cape Town. Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit
Language:English
Published: Cape Town, Southern Africa Labour & Development Research Unit, 2006.
Subjects:
Working class > Research > Africa, Southern > Sources.
Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.)
South Africa > Press coverage > Sources.
South Africa > History > 1961-1994 > Sources.
South Africa > History > 1994- > Sources.
Format:

Software Monograph

Note that CRL will digitize material from the collection when copyright allows.

Table of Contents:
  • Disc 1. Introduction. Subject heading list. Africa (general). Agriculture. Angola. Australia. Black politics
  • disc 2. Black politics (cont.). Botswana. Capital. Church and state. Co-determination. Commerce. Construction. Co-operatives. Crime
  • disc 3. Crime (cont.). Economy. Education. Energy
  • disc 4. Environment. European Economic Community/European Union. Fair employment practices. Finance. Foreign firms in South Africa. Foreign trade. Gold. Group areas. Guerrilla activities
  • disc 5. Guerrilla activities (cont.). Health and disease. Homelands
  • disc 6. Housing & hostels. Incomes. Industrial; industrial relations; employers organisations; workers organisations. Inflation. Informal sector. International Labour Office. International Monetary Fund. Inter group. Kenya. Labour legislation
  • disc 7. Lesotho. Malawi. Management. Manpower. Manufacturing. Migrant labour. Mining
  • disc 8. Mining (cont.). Mozambique. Multinational corporations. Namibia. Nigeria. OECD. Organisation of African Unity. Ownership and control. Population. Poverty. Press. Prices. Productivity. Professions. Public sector
  • disc 9. Public sector (cont.)
  • disc 10. Public sector (cont.). Resettlement. Riots and disturbances. SA Council of Churches. SA Development Community. SA Government and politics
  • disc 11. Sanctions. Services and amenities for blacks. Services sector
  • disc 12. Social security. Squatters. Swaziland. Tanzania. Taxation. Teachers. Television. Totalitarianism
  • disc 13. Totalitarianism (cont.). Transport. Unemployment. United Nations. Urban Africans
  • disc 14. Urban Africans (cont.). Violence. Wage regulation. Wages and working conditions. Women workers. World Bank. Zaire. Zambia. Zimbabwe.

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