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Collection consists of one untitled holograph manuscript (439 pages) written by Sarah Bowdich Lee discussing African history, exploration, geography, and culture. It appears to date from the 1830s, and was…
The LeRoy T. Walker Africa News Service Archive is an extensive resource file assembled by ANS over the course of two decades in support of its news gathering efforts about…
The collection consists of materials published by UNESCO in the following areas: culture, arts, philosophy, religion, law, politics, history and geography. Materials covering specific fields are sent to the library…
The India Corner is an Indian book donation programme launched by the Indian High Commission, and supported by the Indian Government. The donation ceremony was held on 16th May 2019…
On 13th July 2017, an official ceremony was held for the opening of the Pakistan Corner which consists of 23 DVDs, 12 CDs and about 206 books exclusively on Pakistan.…
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O'Malley's political interviews: Padraig O'Malley interviews prominent political roleplayers in South Africa about the country's transition from apartheid to democracy
Historical Papers is one of the largest and most comprehensive independent archives in Southern Africa. We house over 3300 collections of historical, political and cultural importance, encompass the mid 17th…
The collection consits of "Pottery in South Africa - Reminiscences" and other reminiscenses by Mr Emery
The collection consits of a scrapbook focusing on the 300 year struggle of the Afrikaner nation between 1652 and 1961
