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Sunday Tribune : 1966-1985
No full textAll articles are printed in black and white.The first part of this folder consists of pages taken from the Sunday Tribune with the title 1966 - 1985 which was published on the 20th of January 1985. The second half includes a selection of newspaper articles and cartoons all relating to the political climate and social conditions in South Africa during the apartheid era
Sunday Tribune : 1966-1985
No full textItem located in folder hy-dm-news-sunday-tribune-1966-1985-001Cover of Sunday Tribune with a cartoon depicting political figures
Unstinted (Almost) Enthusiasm for Visit
No full textItem is located in folder hy-dm-news-sunday-tribune-1966-1985-001The article discusses the racial divisions in South Africa during the apartheid years with a mention of a Kennedy visit
Jailed for Dagga...
No full textThe articles include black and white photographs of UDF leader Archie Gumede as well as a photograph of student Kate Phillip who was held without trial and released without charge. The final photograph is of Law and Order Minister Le Grange.Item located in folder hy-dm-news-sunday-tribune-1966-1985-001Both articles discuss the South African state's detention policies and unfair practices
Exclusive : By Robert Kennedy (Who Visited South Africa in 1966)
No full textItem located in folder hy-dm-news-sunday-tribune-1966-1985-001The copyrights of the featured article is held by Cowles Communications Inc 1966.The item consists of two articles printed in black and white. The first pertains to the mention of political changes in South Africa over a 18 year period with some commentary introducing attached articles. The second article reflects on Robert Kennedy's article which was first published in 1966 following his visit to South Africa. The article is politically focused and includes his perception on South African politics amidst some contextualisation
Shocking Story
No full textItem is located in folder hy-dm-news-sunday-tribune-1966-1985-001The item consists of two articles printed in black and white. The first refers to Edward Kennedy's opinions and experience in South Africa and mentions how in a political sense, South Africa had changed very little compared to 18 years earlier when his brother had visited the country. The second article pertains to overcrowding in prisons with a specific mention of children
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