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THE KATJAVIVI COLLECTION: 1965-1988

PROF PETER HITJITEVI KATJAVIVI: 1941 -

Historical Background Professor was born on 12 May 1941 in , . He travelled into exile in 1966 and was part of the exiles that helped transform SWAPO into an international force in the struggle for the liberation of Namibia. Until 1979 he was a fulltime SWAPO activist running the London office and holding the movement’s Information and Publicity post. From the 1980s, he pursued his academic career which saw him gaining a Master’s degree in 1980 from the University of Warwick, UK and a Doctor of Philosophy in1986 from St Anthony’s College, University of Oxford. In 1989, he was elected to the Constituent Assembly and served as National Assembly member until 1991. In 1992 he was named the first Vice-Chancellor of the , a post he held for eleven years. He was appointed as Professor in History by the UNAM Academic Council Staff Appointments Committee in 1994. He was given a diplomatic posting in 2003. Peter Katjavivi has also been very active as SWAPO’s documenter of the liberation struggle. His book, ‘A History of Resistance in Namibia’ (James Currey, 1988) is still widely referred to in academic works on recent Namibian history. Currently, he is the Director-General of the National Planning Commission.

THE COLLECTION Summary The collection, covering the period 1965 to 1988 (but also holding some documents from as far back as 1915) consists mainly of SWAPO documents on activities in and outside Namibia during the time for the struggle for the liberation of Namibia (See summary of classes below). Among other things, the collection richly covers background information on Namibia, and the history of the struggle, including the general struggle for liberation in the southern African region. The collection also gives insight to the diverse ethnic groups in Namibia and the varying cultural differences which also influenced the way the struggle was carried out. The issues of the education system in Namibia, and the role of women in the struggle are also covered in this collection. The role of the church during the war is also widely covered, as well as conflicts within the SWAPO party. The impact of occupation is widely covered. The collection also holds a lot of SWAPO publicity and campaign material and press statements during the war and at the time of transition to independence. The role of the in Namibia’s liberation is also widely covered. The collection also holds a lot of SWAPO reports, and those of commissions of inquiry as well as other reports from other bodies and individuals on Namibia. Cuttings from various newspapers on events in Namibia or relating to Namibia especially during the 1970s and 1980s form a significant part of this collection. The collection also contains various other publications some by SWAPO but others by other organizations reporting on the struggle for the liberation of Namibia. Theses relating to Namibia are also part of the collection.

The collection consists of 81 boxes or 20 cubic feet of paper documents. Arrangement of documents

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Most of the documents in this collection were filed according to subjects, and an attempt has been made during the formulation of this catalogue to try to classify them. Also, the classes given reflect the majority of items contained in a single file, but does not mean that the file contains only that type of class. For instance, a file with reports would contain mostly reports but also a few other documents which are not reports, but may be related to the subject of the file. In cases where a file contains other important documents which are not covered in the general description, the archivist would mention these specifically where the description says ‘includes also’. Note, however, that this does not cover everything in the file except those which the archivist deemed to require special mention because of their importance. However, there is also a substantive amount of files in this collection that have been classified as miscellaneous as they could not fit in any of the classes given. Thus, most of the files classified as ‘miscellaneous’ contain a mixture of documents with none dominating to warrant a single classification. This is to be expected from a collection which was more of an individual/private collection and not an official collection from a formal administrative office where one would expect to find a formal filing system.

References PA 1 (Private Archives 1) – this is the reference to the whole Katjavivi collection.

From there, each class of records has a sub-number, e.g. 1 – Correspondence; 2 – Articles; 3 – Calendars Thus, to order the third file from the class ‘Articles’, one would order PA 1/ 2/3.

In some cases there are further sub-numbers to the list.

The Papers Donated to UNAM by Mr Peter Katjavivi in 199x

Processed Finding prepared by Violet Matangira in November 2009.

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DESCRIPTION OF ARCHIVES

SUMMARY OF SERIES

1 CORRESPONDENCE AND OTHER PAPERS

2 ARTICLES

3 CALENDARS

4 CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS

5 CONSTITUTIONS & CHARTERS

6 MEMORANDA

7 MICROFILMS

8 MINUTES

9 NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS

10 POEMS & SONGS

11 POSTERS, FLYERS, STICKERS

12 PRESS RELEASES

13 PROPOSALS

14 PUBLICATIONS

15 REPORTS

16 SPEECHES AND MEMORANDA

17 STATEMENTS, AFFIDAVITS, INTERVIEWS & HEARINGS & DECLARATIONS

18 TELEGRAMS

19 THESES

20 MISCELLANEUOS

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DESCRIPTION OF ARCHIVES

PA 1/1 CORRESPONDENCE AND OTHER PAPERS

1 Chief Tshekedi Khama: 1946-1958 Copies. On the displacement of the , and efforts to return them to their land. Includes letters to and from the Rev Michael Scott in Bechuanaland, Chief Tshekedi Khama, and Chief . Also includes information on the Damara, San and other African ethnic groups in Namibia and , and the land issue; abstract of theses on Khama III (1973).

2 Foreign Service of the United States of America – Department of State, Washington: 1950-1954

3 Churches in Namibia and East & Central Africa: 1967-1987 The World Council of Churches, Southwest African Churches on , Includes a report of the visit to Namibia by the delegation sent by the British Council of Churches in Namibia (1981); statement by Churches in Namibia, and the Council of Churches on the Namibia struggle.

4 SWAPO and Bishop Winter: 1972-1982 Mainly correspondence between SWAPO leaders (, Peter Katjavivi, Hifikipunye Pohamba, Kapuka Naujala) and Bishop Winter, the Bishop of the Damara in Exile; the work of the church, the SWAPO farm in , Includes copies of pamphlets by SWAPO, Interview with Prof. Eber on the situation in Namibia (22 Oct 1976); SWAPO meeting on 7 June 1975; elections (Jan 1975); “Namibia – the time for action”; pamphlet “Namibia Support Committee – SWAPO Women’s Campaign”; remarks made by Martha Ford, member of the SWAPO Central Committee (Mar 1979); memoranda from the political bureau of SWAPO Central Committee to Presidents of the Front-Line States (March 1980); SWAPO declaration (4 Jan 1979); SWAPO Press Conference given by Moses Garoeb (12 Aug 1979).

5 Shipanga, Esme and Bishop Winter on arrested husband, Andreas: 1976-1978

Includes testimony of (1982?); his address to the Royal Institute of International Affairs; letters from Solomon Mifima and Andreas Nuukuawo to Bishop Winter (1976) on their abduction in Zambia and alleged conspiracy from SWAPO leaders; the issue of SWAPO dissidents; letter from SWAPO Military Wing on why they have to meet with the OAU Liberation Committee; and other problems within the SWAPO Party.

6 Crocker, Chester A. on US-Africa relations: 1981

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PA 1/1 CORRESPONDENCE & OTHER PAPERS (Cont.)

7 Peter Katjavivi on Barry Munslo’s book “Socialism in Africa”: 1984

8 Copy of cable sent by Rev. : 1973 Feb 23

9 Peter Katjavivi to the Commonwealth Fund for Technical Cooperation: 1975 July 1

10 Danny Tjongarero, National Chairman of SWAPO to the “Big Five” on ‘thirty-one year old deadlock of Namibia’: 1977 June 17

11 Werner Hillebrecht to Peter Katjavivi on information on Catholics in Namibia: 1987 Mar 9 Includes report on visit to the Oblaten Monastery in Bingen/Rhein, Germany in 1987, and lists of [Namibian] archival and library material at Bingen.

12 Peter Katjavivi to Daniel Tjongarero on consultations done with agencies to ascertain their possible role in providing support for the [CCN] from [EEC]: 1985 May 18

13 SWAPO: 1961-1987 Includes biographical notes on SWAPO leaders (1961); copy of letter to Advertiser (28 Dec 1961) responding to Moses Garoeb’s allegations; report on the political activities of Mburura Kerina Getzen (1962)

14 SWAPO Dissidents: 1976-1981 Documentation of activities of dissidents and efforts to identify, expel, discipline such people. Contains lists of expelled SWAPO members and their justification for their actions. Includes newspaper clippings. Also a lot on Andreas Shipanga.

15 Katjavivi, Peter on Namibia History project: 1987 Jan 27 – Feb 28

16 SWAPO Women’s Council: 1973 1985 Includes reports, notes, interviews, and the publication Namibia Women in the Struggle.

17 Copies of early archival documents on Namibia from the time of Germany occupation: 1885 – 1908 Includes letter from Captain Jan to Dr Nachitigal. Some of the letters are in English and others in German.

18 Berthold Himumuine: 1955 July 21 Includes paper on new South African Laws on Western Areas Removal Scheme; and information on circular regarding leases to missions in African locations ()

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PA 1/1 CORRESPONDENCE & OTHER PAPERS (Cont.)

19 Africa Bureau papers, – South West African people’s appeals to the various bodies including the United Nations, the Queen of England, the Pope, the , etc.: 1946 – 1981

20 Henning Melber on research project on the educational sector of Namibia: 1977 – 1978 Includes articles on education.

21 An open letter to the people of Namibia from Jariretundu Lozonguizi: 1971 Sept

22 Photocopies of official government records from South Africa on Namibia and Namibian African peoples: 1930s – 1960s

23 Status of : 1976 – 1977 Includes notes and articles on the same.

24 From Peter Kalangula (President of the Democratic Turnhalle Alliance) to Dr David Preus (President of the American Lutheran Church): 1981 July 29

25 Letter from Harold Kaheri Tjahikika to Peter Katjavivi including copy of his school certificate and report and admission letter to Bourville College (UK): 1982

PA1/2 ARTICLES

1 Published and unpublished on Namibia: 1915 -1956 Photocopies and typo craft. Text in either English or Mostly old publications on topics related to Namibia; form early times; South West Africa; the Herero people; population statistics in Ovamboland; Namibia diamonds; USA contribution to the underdevelopment of Namibia; extracts from the Official Gazette of the Protectorate of South West Africa (20 Sept 1915). Includes extract of Resident Commissioner’s private diary (2 February 1917 - copied from Cory Library, Rhodes University); handwritten notes - “The Herero in British Botswanaland, Protektorat and a visit to one of their settlements: Ncwe-le-tau” by Katesa Schlosser, and “Biography of Gottlied Hijakarijaukua Mutjinde’, written by him in English in January 1956”.

2 SWAPO – general and historical background papers: [1976-198-] Includes briefings on Namibia, historical notes on liberation struggle, Namibian revolution, and notes on Namibia’s educational and health centers.

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PA 1/2 ARTICLES (Cont.)

3 SWAPO - Women’s Affairs: 1959-1965 Includes newsletters, speeches and other publications on - Namibia Women’s Day; World Congress on Women; Interview with SWAPO’s Netumbo Nandi and Mathilda Amoomo; SWAPO Women’s Solidarity Campaign (1985); A Common Enemy: Namibian Women Call for International Solidarity (by SWAPO Women’s Campaign); Constitution of Women’s Council, and Namibia Women in the Struggle (n.d.)

4 SWAPO – presented at workshops, seminars and conference: 1960-1974 1 Statement by Mburura Kerina at the All African Peoples Conference, Tunis, : 1960 Jan 25-29

2 ‘Pan Africanism 1957-1963’ by Dennis Austin. Paper presented to the Joint Seminar of the Arnold-Bergstrasser Institute: 1963 Oct 21-26

3 SWAPO memorandum presented by before the Seminar on African National and Social Revolution held in , United Arab Republic: 1966 Oct 24-29

4 SWAPO statement presented before the International Conference Against War, Danger, Military Pacts and Bases, Atomic Weapons and Colonialism held in New Delhi, : 1966 Nov 13-16

5 Leaflet distributed by underground African National Congress in South Africa: 1967 July 20-30

6 Southern Africa: A background briefing by members of the Southern African Commission, National League of Young Liberals: 1968

7 ‘Zambia and the Liberation Movements’, by Richard Hall: 1968 Feb 28

8 National Students Conference, ‘Revolution in Southern Africa’, Oxford. Notes on the main trends in the thought of revolutionary socialist movement on the basic problems of revolutionary transition, by Prof. Rudolph Schlesinger, Editor of Coexistence: 1968 Mar

9 National Students Conference. ‘Revolution in Southern Africa’, Oxford. ‘The Liberation struggle in ’: 1968 Mar

10 International Conference in Support of the Peoples of Portuguese and Southern Africa, . Resolutions: 1969 Jan 18-20

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PA 1/2/4/ ARTICLES (Cont.)

11 International Conference in Support of the Peoples of Portuguese Colonies and Southern Africa, Khartoum. Background paper submitted by SWAPO: 1968 Jan 18-20

12 International Conference in Support of the Peoples of Portuguese Colonies and Southern Africa, Khartoum. Message by Sam Nujoma, SWAPO President: 1968 Jan 18-20

13 University of London, Institute of Commonwealth Studies post-graduate seminar – African Politics discussion papers (The United States and Portuguese Africa (1969-1974): ‘A study in American attitudes to National Liberation’ by Christopher Coker): n.d.

14 The SWAPO Consultative Congress held in Tanga, : 1969 Dec 26- 1970 Jan 2

15 ‘Military ethics in the Namibian Liberation Struggle’. Presented to the International Conference on Human Rights and Armed Conflicts, University of Brussels: 1970 Jan

16 ‘Overseas issues facing the next Conservative Government: Defense outside NATO’. Paper prepared for the 1970 Conference by an ad hoc Working Group under the Chairmanship of Frederic Bennett, MP and assisted by other specialists: 1970 Feb

17 ‘The Status of Guerillas within International and Humanitarian Law: The case of the South West African People’s Organisation of Namibia’. Paper presented by Peter Katjavivi at the Diplomatic Conference on the Re-affirmation and Development of International Humanitarian Law Applicable in Armed Conflicts: 1972 May 3-June 3

18 Namibia International Conference: The Health System in Namibia (South West Africa) by Liberntine Appollus-Amathila, Brussels: 1972 May 26-28

19 Namibia International Conference. The : The Implementation of the Odentaal Report’ by Ruth First, Brussels: 1972 May 26-28

20 Namibia International Conference, Brussels. International Preparatory Secretariat: 1972May 26-28

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PA 1/2/4 ARTICLES (Cont.)

21 Namibia International Conference, Brussels. International Preparatory Secretariat. Minutes of the meeting of the Preparatory Support Committee for Namibia held at the Anti-Apartheid Movement Office, London: 1972 Apr 14 PA 1/2: 5 United States relations with the : 1948

6 Wallmann: deaden und Freuden Rheinischer Uissionare, Barmen: 1862

7 NAZI activities in South West Africa – Friends of Europe Publications: [1936]

8 Bedeutung Der Stammes – und Ortsnamen in Sudwestafrika: 1929 Mar

9 ‘The Diary of Hendrik Witbooi’ by HHG Kreft: 1926

10 ‘Jonker Afrikaner and his time’ by C. Frey and Dr Phil: 1925

11 ‘National liberation in Namibia’ by Kinno Kiljunon: 1977 Mar

12 ‘Reflections on the system of “Bantu” and possible alterations in the present situation’ by Henning Melber: 1977 Jan 10

13 ‘Namibia: SWAPO intensifies the struggle’ by Marilyn Biman: 1977 June 26

14 ‘Anglo-American strategy in Southern Africa and its background’ by unknown: 1977 Sept 21

15 ‘Expansion of fascism in the hope of suppressing the national liberation struggle in Southern Africa’ by G. Tjizera: 1978 June 13

16 ‘Walvis Bay: The conflict of historical legal claims versus economic imperatives’ by Stephen Ritterbush: 1978 Aug 15

17 ‘South West Africa/Namibia: prospects for a coalition formation’ by Dennis Venter and Andre du Pisani

18 Labour issues, various articles – contract labour, labour crisis, and exploitation, constitution of the Namibian Workers Union, trade union and migration issues: 1972 - 1982

19 ‘A greeting to the Namibians’ by anonymous: 1973 June

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PA 1/2 ARTICLES (Cont.)

20 ‘Die Herero im Britisch-Bettschuanaland-Protektorat und ein Besuch in einer ihrer Siedlungngen: Ncwe-le-tau’ by Von Katesa Schlosser: 1955

21 ‘Notes on the Kaokoveld (South West Africa) and its people’ by NJ van Warmelo: 1951

22 ‘Mandate in Trust: The problem of South West Africa’ by the Africa 1960 Committee: 1960

23 ‘Reflections on the mass media in independent Namibia’ by Ngila Mwase: 1985

24 ‘Southern Africa: The Secret Diplomacy of Détente’ by Colin Legum: n.d.

25 ‘Namibia Background paper’: 1972

26 ‘The launching of the liberation struggle was a necessity to liberate our people from colonial bondage and to regain our fatherland’: 1974

27 Various articles on colonial resistance and liberation struggle for SWA/Namibia including role of churches: 1962 -1987 Includes Peter Katjavivi correspondence.

28 ‘Spotlight on South West Africa’ by Thomas Molnar: 1966

29 ‘Die Oruuano-Beweging’ deur Ehrenfroed Kandovazu: 1968

30 ‘South West Africa: A Special report’ by Anthony Harrigan: 1962

31 ‘Apartheid and the Namibian Struggle’ by unknown: 1975

32 Article from CounterSpy – ‘Confidential UN Memo Unmasks Us Covert Action against Namibia: CIA Supports Figurehead and builds Secret Black Army while US attacks UN Commissioner’: 1976 Dec

33 British interests and the future of Namibia (South West Africa) - briefing paper: 1976 Oct 34 Ombuze ya Namibia – Twee Delegasies Allenlik; News in Brief: n.d.

35 ‘Walvis Bay, Plumpudding and Penguin Islands: Their History and Economic Importance to Namibia’ by Donald L. Sparks”: 1979

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PA 1/2 ARTICLES (Cont.)

36 ‘Namibia, South Africa, and the Walvis Bay Dispute’ by Gregory P. Goeckner and Isabelle R. Gunning: 1980

37 Background notes on Namibia: 1980 Sept

38 SWA/Namibia Survey (SA/DTA propaganda): 1980 June

39 ‘Namibia’s Future: Prospects for the Economy and Foreign Involvement’ by Donald L Sparks: n.d.

40 ‘A Story of Self-Determination’ by unknown: n.d.

41 Untitled article by [Peter Katjavivi] – on Namibia: n.d.

42 ‘Chapter 8: Turning Points in the Nationalist Campaign’ – author unknown: n.d.

43 ‘South Africa’s Military Build-up – a threat to the peace’ by Abdul S. Minty: n.d.

44 ‘From Forages to Fighters: South Africa’s Militarization of the Namibian San’ by Richard B Lee and Susan Hurlich: n.d.

45 ‘Suidwes-Afrika/Namibie: Stellingname Van Die Ministersraad’ Oor Die verslag Van Die Kommissie Van Ondersoek Na Die Verhoudings Tussen Sentrale, Verteenwoordigende En Plaas-Like Owerhede: n.d.

46 ‘Walvis Bay and the Penguin Islands: background and status’ by DS Prinsloo: n.d.

47 ‘Namibia and the Cunene Project in (The history of Namibia since German colonization)’ – article in Portuguese Colonialism from South Africa to Europe: n.d.

48 ‘Namibia: The growth of a nation’ by DR Pakarae Kandjou: n.d.

49 “The formation of great Namaqualand’ – paper by B. Lau presented at History Workshop at University of Witwatersrand: 1981

50 ‘South West Africa/Namibia: where do we go from here?’ – Occasional Paper, South African Institute of International Affairs: 1981 June

51 ‘Namibia: the Hope of Southern Africa’ – Toy Reform Group: 1981

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PA 1/2 ARTICLES (Cont.)

52 ‘Reserves, migrant labour and the Karakul industry in Namibia: a Historical Perspectives’ by Susan Hurlich: 1982

53 ‘Shadows of the Past: The Consequences of Colonisation and German Colonial Rule for Namibia’ by Henning Melber: 1982 Aug

54 Seminar on education for Namibians in the UK – Background papers: 1982 June Includes report.

55 ‘The Role of Garveyism in the making of the Southern African Working Classes and Namibian Nationalism’ by Dr Gregory Alonso Pirio: 1982 Sept

56 ‘Education and Imperialism in Namibia’ by Elizabeth-Magano Mbuende: 1982

57 ‘An interpretation of Christ and culture in Namibia’s Context’ by Zedekia K Mujoro: 1983

58 ‘Class and Nation in Afrikaner Development – Volkskapitalisme: Class, capital and ideology in the development of Afrikaner Nationalism 1934-1948’ by Dan O’meara: 1983

59 ‘ 90’ compiled by WM van Niekerk: n.d.

60 ‘The Role of Workers in the Namibian Struggle for Liberation’ by Peter Katjavivi: n.d.

61 ‘The Herero of Western Botswana: Aspects of change in a Group of Bantu-Speaking Cattle Herders’ by Frank R Vivelo: n.d.

62 ‘Tory policy in South Africa and Namibia’ by unknown: n.d.

63 ‘South African Imperialism and Underdevelopment in Namibia: The role of the Anglo American Group’ by unknown: n.d.

64 ‘The migrant labour situation in Namibia and the response to it’ by James H. Kauluma: n.d.

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PA 1/3 CALENDARS

1 SWAPO: 1984

2 SWAPO: 1977 6 loose sheet posters. Includes also a note with explanations of illustrations on the posters.

PA 1/4 CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS

Various workshops, Conferences, Seminars and Congresses: 1955 – 1984 1 International Conference in support of the Peoples of Portuguese colonies and Southern Africa, Khartoum: 1969 Jan 18 – 20

2 African National Congress: 1984 Mar 21

3 University of East Africa Social Science Conference, “Enlargement of scale in post- independence Tanzania’ by John S. Saul: 1968 Jan.

4 National Student Conference “Revolutions in Southern Africa”, Oxford. ‘Prospects for armed struggle in South Africa’ by Joe Slovo: 1968 Mar 9

5 The Freedom Charter [Adopted at the Congress of the People, Kliptown, South Africa]: 1955 June 26

6 The International Humanitarian Law Conference, Geneva: 1981

7 Importance de la Namibie Dans le Monde: Quelques Questions Essentielles: n.d.

8 100 years conference: n.d.

9 Southern Africa and France – conference programme: 1986 Nov 14

10 ‘Struggle of the Namibian people’ by Andreas Shipanga, at the Brussels Conference: n.d.

11 Constitutional Conference on the future of South West Africa – policy statement issued by the Association for the preservation of Tjamuaha/Maherero Royal House: n.d.

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PA 1/4 CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS (Cont.) 12 Social Structure, Revolutionary Change and Culture in Southern Africa Conference – report on colonial conditions African experienced under the Germans and the Dutch administrations and the further rejections of these conditions: n.d.

13 Institute of Commonwealth Studies Post-Graduate Seminar. ‘Ideology and Social structure in 20th Century South Africa’ - discussion paper: n.d.

14 African Studies Seminar. ‘Approaches to Africa: Definitions and Sources’ – programme: 1988

15 Southern Africa Economy after Apartheid Conference – synopsis of papers to be presented: 1986 Sept 29 - Oct 2

16 United Nations International Conference for Immediate Independence of Namibia, Vienna: 1986 July 7-11

17 Second Brussels International Conference on Namibia: 1986 May 5-7

PA 1/5 CONSTITUTIONS AND OTHER PAPERS

1 SWAPO: 1976 (2 copies) Includes discussion papers, preamble and notes on the SWAPO constitution.

2 SWAPO: 1976 Includes discussion papers on the Constitution of Independent Namibia, SWAPO’s political program, and SWAPO’s constitution pamphlet (and photocopy)

3 National Union of Namibian Workers and Namibian Workers’ Union (NAWU): n.d.

PA 1/6 MEMORANDA

1 NAMIBIA Action Campaign to the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs: 1974 May

2 Proposal for an NGO organized West European Seminar on the question of sanctions by the EEC against South Africa over its occupation of Namibia – from Alun R Roberts: 1988 Jan 14

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PA 1/7 MICROFILMS

1 Microfilm Reels # 1-11: 1965-1988 These are microfilms of the entire Katjavivi collection before it was arranged and described as in this catalogue. Thus, though the microfilm is for the same documents, the numbering reflected here does not tally with the new arrangement adopted and new file references. The catalogue to the microfilm is available at http://catalog.crl.edu/record=b1515030~S1

PA 1/8 MINUTES

1 United Nations General Assembly: 1950 – 1971 Includes reports and other papers.

2 United Nations Security Council verbatim reports and correspondence: 1971

3 United Nations General assembly Sessions: 1971 Oct 19 –Nov 1

4 Committee Hearings of the US House of Representatives (Stenographic minutes) – on Namibia and Southern Africa: 1983 Feb

PA 1/9 NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS

1 From various newspapers: 1970 – 1985

2 Summary of World Broadcasts: 1979 – 1985

3 Various: 1929 – 1970 4 Various: 1973 5 Various: 1974 6 Various: 1975 7 Various: 1976 8 Various: 1977 9 Various: 1978 10 Various: 1979 11 Detention of Peter Manning: 1977 – 1978 Includes correspondence relating to Manning and others, and the Namibia Support Committee.

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PA 1/9 NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS (Cont.)

12 ‘17 000 Hereros move to SWAPO’ and biographical notes on Reverends Karuaera & Tjirimuje: 1977 Apr 13 13 Various: 1980 14 Various: 1981 15 Various: 1982 16 Various: 1983 17 various: 1984 18 Various: 1984 19 Various: 1985 20 Various: 1986 21 Various: 1987 22 Various: 1988

PA 1/10 POEMS & SONGS

1 SWAPO: n.d. Includes proposal for national anthem (1976)

PA 1/11 POSTERS, FLYERS AND STICKERS

1 SWAPO publicity materials: n.d.

2 ‘Free Namibia’ brochure – by the Washington Office on Africa Educational Fund: 1986

PA 1/12 PRESS RELEASES & STATEMENTS

1 SWAPO: 1976-1979

1 Statement by Comrade Peter Mueshihange, SWAPO Secretary of Foreign Affairs before the 34th session of the UN General Assembly on the Question of Namibia, December 6, 1979.

2 Transmission by John Parry on the 4th December 1979.

3 Some aspects of African ecology with special reference to Botswana

4 Transmission by John Parry on the 30th November 1979.

5 Namibian women and health material needs by Dr Libertine Amathila on the 26th September 1979

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6 News Brief: Political repression in Namibia at its height on the 25th July 1979.

7 Text of telex sent from on July 16th 1979.

8 For immediate release: Comrade John Ya Otto attends ILO conference in Geneva, on the 7th June 1979.

9 News Letter: International year of the child, June 1979.

10 Report on Angola and interview with Jonas Savimbi-BBC TV News 11th June 1979.

11 Stamen by comrade Sam Nujoma President of SWAPO before the 33rd resumed session of the UN. General Assembly May 23, 1979.

12 Extract from a speech by the Rt. Hon. Francis PYM, conservative prospective candidate for Cambridge shire and conservative spokesman on foreign and commonwealth affairs, speaking to party workers at Swavesey, Cambridgeshire, on Monday 9th April 1979.

13 Note of meeting between Mr. Urguhart and the representatives of the five held at the Unite Nations Headquarters on the 3rd April 1979.

14 Statement of church leaders from Namibia, following the proximity talks on the Namibian settlement, held in New York during the period March 19-23, 1979.

15 Ethiopian foreign Minister, on the 23rd March 1979.

16 Statement on the 16th March 1979.

17 Letter dated 8th March 1979 from the Secretary General Addressed to the Prime Minister of South Africa, on the 9th March 1979.

18 Remarks made by comrade Martha Ford, member of the Central Committee of SWAPO, at a public meeting held at the House of Commons, London on 7th March 1979.

19 Press communiqué issued by the summit at the in Luanda on the 4th March, 1979.

20 Report of the Secretary –General concerning the implementation of Security Council Resolutions 435 (1978) on the question of Namibia, on the 26th February 1979.

21 Namibia: Negotiations for Independence, by Brian Tomlinson on February 14, 1979

22 SWAPO Press Release: Luanda on the 11th February 1979.

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23 African Bibliographic Center: Agency for International Development Sponsored Colloquium on Development Needs and Opportunities for Cooperation in Southern Africa, by Loy Henderson, January 8-10, 1979.

24 The declaration of the central committee of the South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO) of Namibia adopted by its second annual meeting held at Gabela, P.R. Angola, 4-7, January 1979.

25 Report from a visitor to Namibia: Themes of the election campaign. December, 1978

26 BBC World Summary on December, 1978.

27 Elections topic press reports on 5th December 1978.

28 An insider’s guide to U.N and International Developments: The Diplomatic Report on November 29, 1978.

29 Tape transcript by telephone unit on and their effect on Walvis Bay, John Parry on the 26th November 1978.

30 The strategy of deception: Behind Western Smiles on 21st November 1978.

31 An insider’s guide to U.N and International Developments: The Diplomatic Report on October 22, 1978.

32 Statement by Mr. Kanakaratne on election Supervisory role of UNTAG in 1978.

33 Remarks and observations to the Secretary –General contained in document on September 8, 1978.

34 Namibia: Report of the UN Secretary-General on the Implementation of the August 31, 1978.

35 Statement by Mr. Sam Nujoma, President of SWAPO, before the United Nations Security Council on the Question of Namibia, 27th July. 1978.

36 Report of a visit to the SWAPO Health and Education Centre, Nyango, Zambia on 21st July, 1978 by David de Beer.

37 SWAPO Information on Namibia Political Prisoners, May, 1978.

38 Kassinga Massacre: Climax of ’s All-Out to destroy the Namibian Resistance, 4th May 1978.

39 Statement by Mr. Sam Nujoma, President of SWAPO, before the 9th Special Session of the UN. General Assembly on the Question of Namibia, 24th April 1978.

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40 Press Statement made by Shapua Kaukungua, SWAPO Chief Representative in the UK and Western Europe, at a press conference on Wednesday 12th April 1978.

41 Terror in Namibia: 1978.

42 SWAPO National Executive Committee: Press Release, 3rd April 1978.

43 Press Statement by comrade Sam Nujoma, President of SWAPO, Lusaka, March 16, 1978.

44 Press Statement by comrade Sam Nujoma, President of SWAPO, Lusaka, March 11, 1978.

45 Statement made by Peter Manning at a Press Conference held in London on 24th January 1978.

46 South Africa to use UNITA in an attempt to hold back Namibian Independence, on the 27th November 1977.

47 SWAPO welcomes AID to Namibians, on the 25th November 1977.

48 The following is the text of the declaration of the South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO) of Namibia central committee adopted at its meeting held from 21-24 September 1977.

49 Message given to the South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO) of Namibia central committee meeting, Lubango, People’s Republic of Angola, 21-24 September 1977.

50 Opening remarks by SWAPO National Chairman at the opening of the first central committee annual meeting, Lubango, PRA September 21-24, 1977.

51 Some aspects of the Rio Tinto Zinc Corporation, September, 1977.

52 Distributed at central committee meeting Lubango, PRA, September 1977.

53 Warrant to summon accused and serve notice of trail in the supreme court of South Africa on the 27th September 1977.

54 Disruption of SWAPO public in Katutura on 28th August 1977.

55 Project for Trade Union Education in Namibia, on August 8, 1977.

56 NAMSO News, August, 1977.

57 SWAPO’s proposals for a negotiated settlement in Namibia, on 24th July 1977.

58 Anti-Apartheid Movement, 89 Charlotte St. , London, on 1st -3rd July 1977.

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59 No elections under South African Control, 28th June 1977.

60 Press statement delivered by D.T.Tjongarero at an impromptu press conference in Windhoek on 17th June 1977.

61 Report on a meeting between the five powers contact group and SWAPO, on the 14th June 1977.

62 Self determination and ultimately the independence of South West Africa, on the 14th June 1977.

63 The Diamonds in Namibia. June 1977.

64 Reply of SWAPO of Namibia to the note from representatives of five western members of the U.N. Security Council. Lusaka on the 27th May 1977. 65 Publication of the United Nations Institute for Namibia. 11th May 1977.

66 U.S. aids vulture in Namibia. 23rd April 1977.

67 Vorster recalls Turnhalle puppets for briefing on 22nd April 1977.

68 List of names of those who have suffered as a result of SA Army crimes in Omalantu, on the 11th April 1977.

69 A resolution taken at a decision taking meeting of meeting of the Association of the Preservation of the Tjamuaha/Maharero Royal House at Windhoek on the 4th April 1977.

70 Statement by comrade , SWAPO vice-president before the council for Namibia on March 4th, 1977.

71 Nkomo: Freedom is close, on March 1977

72 Background information on N (SOUTH WEST AFRICA) and the South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO). March 1977.

73 White supremacy in Southern Africa, May 1976

74 Known political prisoners (convicted) as at 1st January 1976. Human resources

2 SWAPO: 1981-1985 SWAPO views on the [President] Reagan Administration; communiqué by the Frontline States; position paper to the Western Five; OAU Resolutions on Namibia; statements by Administrator-General. Includes news highlights from South Africa; several articles on Namibia; catalogue of video (films) on Namibia struggle; political prisoners and detainees in Namibia; list of

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PA 1/12/2 PRESS RELEASES & STATEMENTS (Cont.)

multi-nationals defying International Law by operating in Namibia; oral testimony by Gay McDougall, Director of the Southern Africa project of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law; extracts from the Combatant on PLAN’s operations; South Africa- USA Nuclear Relations; the Namibia Update (6 Feb 1981); Namibia: A Struggle for Independence (Oxfam-Canada, Vol. 4, No.2, Apr 1981); report of a visit to Namibia by a delegation of the British Council of Churches (1981); ACP-EEC Resolutions on Southern Africa (1983); and report of the Education Committee (1985).

PA1/12: 3 Various: 1969-1986 Several articles on Namibia; note on the fate of Tobias Hanyeko who was arrested in 1967; recommendation for the unification of political parties in SWA (1965); NUDO presentation to UN; speeches by Sam Nujoma; death of Molly Blackburn(1986); trial of SWAPO leaders (1968-69); proposed leaflet on political prisoners; names and addresses of families of political prisoners and a list of detainees; a letter from political prisoners on Robben Island (1970); SWAPO poster on literacy campaign; decisions taken at SWAPO meeting (handwritten); report on public violence charge in Katutura (1978); the position of the Frontline States; interview with Ndatala Shakamba and a report on others interrogated by police and soldiers (Nehemiah Hangula, Lucas Newaha, Kaimba Kaundaukamo, Lucas Nghinongelwa); transcript of a cassette recording of interview of Van d. Mersh (a captured South African soldier) by SWAPO’s Nanyemba Nujoma; memorandum issued by the London Office of SWAPO on the Implementation of Self- Government for Natives Nations in SWA Act in Ovamboland (1968); anti-apartheid activities; World campaign for the release of SA political prisoners (IDAF); Sam Nujoma interview with editor of Sechaba; Information on Jaques Migette who was deported from Namibia; poems lamenting the loss of freedom in Namibia.

4 United Nations – on Namibia: 1967-1980 Includes Decolonization (No. 8 & 9, July 1977) issues on the International Conference on the support of the people of Namibia and Zimbabwe; and an emergency call from the women of Namibia concerning torture under the South African government (1975) 5 SWAPO: n.d. 6 SWAPO: 1966 – 1969 7 SWAPO: 1970 – 1972 8 SWAPO: 1973 9 SWAPO: 1974 10 SWAPO: 1975 11 SWAPO Representative in Tanzania (Katjavivi): 1966 -1 968

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12 SWAPO Representative in UK and Western Europe (Katjavivi): 1968 -1976 Includes reports, correspondence and interview text of Peter Katjavivi.

13 Statement of the Government of Finland on Namibia: 1971 June

14 SWAPO Press Statements - Secretary for Information and Publicity: 1976 -1979

15 SWAPO Press Statements – Central Committee: 1976 – 1983

16 SWAPO Press Statements: 1970 – 1976 17 SWAPO: 1976 18 SWAPO: 1977 19 SWAPO: 1978 20 SWAPO: 1979 21 SWAPO : 1980 22 SWAPO: 1981 23 SWAPO: 1982 24 SWAPO: 1983 – 1984 1 Communique on plan military operations: 1982. 11 January 1983. 2 pp. 2 An open letter to the Prime Minister of the Republic of South Africa. 16 February 1983. 3 War Communique. 9 March 1983. 4 War Communique No. 3, 1983. Intensification of armed struggle. 21 March 1983, 2 pp. 5 Visit of delegation from the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation to Namibia, concerning development aid to Namibia before independence. Bonn, 12 September 1983, 3 pp. 6 Statement by Peter Mueshihange, SWAPO Secretary for Foreign Relations, addressed to the United Nations Security Council. 28 October 1983, 19 pp. 7 Press release on South Africa’s bombing of Angola. 29 December 1983. 8 Communique: SWAPO’s reaction to the offer of troops disarmament by South Africa. Issued in Lusaka, Zambia, 29 January 1984. 9 SWAPO press release. London, 31 January 1984. 10 Communique: Independent Commission on International Humanitarian Issues (ICIHI) Plenary Meeting. Tunisia, 4 - 6 May 1984, 7 pp. 11 SWAPO Press statement: It is South Africa again in Cape Verde. Luanda, 27 July 1984, 3 pp. 12 No deal in Namibia. Press statement by Peter H. Katjavivi. Oslo, 8 August 1984. 13 Interview with Dr. Abisai Shejavali, General Secretary of the Council of Churches in Namibia, by staff reporter of Namibia Communications Center on 14 October 1984. Issued on 26 October 1984, 9 pp. 14 Statement by Council of Churches in Namibia on the current situation. 10 December 1984, 2 pp.

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15 (Angolan) President’s speech at OAU Summit/ OAU Summit: Report on Southern Africa. Addis Ababa, 14 November 1984, 4 pp. 16 Namibian Church protests military registration. Issued by Namibia Communications Center, Windhoek, November 20, 1984. 17 Catholic visitors expelled from Northern Namibia. Issued by Namibia Communications Center, Windhoek, 22 November 1984. 18 Namibian Church Officials harassed. Issued by the Namibian Communications Center, Windhoek, 26 November 1984. 19 SWAPO statement in reply to the intervention of the Ambassador of the USA on Items 6, 7, 16, 17, before the 40th session of the UN Commission on Human Rights. Geneva, no date (1984?), 9 pp. 25 United Nations, Office of the Commissioner for Namibia – statement on arrest of SWAPO officials: 1977 Dec 14 Includes report on SWAPO delegation visit to GDR.

26 United States Mission to the UN – press release on the Zambian complaint: 1971 Oct 12

27 Namibia Communications Centre, London: 1986 – 1987

28 Namibia National Convention: 1973 – 1975

29 CDM in Namibia: 1980 – 1981

30 Announcement of appointment of Sir James Murray as envoy to explore the problems relating to Namibia and South Africa: [1979 July 25]

PA 1/13 PROPOSALS

1 Mbanderu Council (under Chief M Nguvauva II) – Otjimati Community School project proposal: *1980’s+

2 UNDP – Project of the South West Africa Peoples’ Organisation: n.d.

PA 1/14 PUBLICATIONS

1 SWAPO Public Information: Serials: 1952-1987

1 Namibia Today, Lusaka, Zambia (official organ of SWAPO) v. 1, n. 1 1977 (2 volumes) v.1, n. 2 1977 (2 volumes) v.1, n.3 1977 (2 volumes) v.2, n. 1 1978 (3 volumes)

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v.2, n. 2 1978 (2 volumes) v. 3, n. 1 1979 (2 volumes) v. 3, n. 2 1979 (2 volumes) v. 3, n. 3 1979 Vol. 7 No.1-2 1984 Vol. 5 No.2 1981 Vol. 5 No. 6 1981 Vol. 5 No. 7 1981 Vol. 5 No. 8/9 1981 Vol. 6 No. 1 1982 Vol. 6 No. 2 1982 Vol. 6 No. 3 1982

2 Application of an ‘Internationally Acceptable Solution’ to Namibia Today. Distributed by SWAPO UK and Western Europe office: n.d. (2 volumes)

2 SWAPO of Namibia: Information & Comments: 1979 - 1984 (30 volumes) Vol. 1, No. 1 – Vol. 6, No. 2: June/July 1979 - Mar/Apr 1984

3 The Combatant: 1980 – 1986 41 copies Vol. 1, No. 11 – Vol. 7, No. 12: June 1980 – July 1986

4 Pamphlets, Brochures and other SWAPO Publications: [1960s-1980s] 1 Namibia Review, Special Issue: 1968 Jan 2 Namibia – the unknown War: n.d. (2 copies) 3 Nouvelles de Namibia: n.d. 4 The Manifesto of SWAPO Youth to the Namibian people: 1971 5 SWAPO of Namibia: 1973 Dec 6 SWAPO Documentation Conference Report: 1976-1977 7 Namibia Extension Unit: A brief account of the distance education programme for Namibians: 1985 Jan 8 SWAPO of Namibia: The Namibian War Diary: 1977 9 SWAPO Newsletter: n.d. (2 copies) 10 Inside the Liberated Areas and Beyond: 1978 11 SWAPO Information on Political Prisoners: 1978 Massacre at Kassinga: Climax of Pretoria’s All-Out Campaign Against the Namibian Resistance (Special Bulletin): 1978 June 13 Information on SWAPO: An Historical Profile: 1978 14 Free Namibia!: 1982 Mar

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15 The Struggle of Trade Union Rights in Namibia, Department of Labour, SWAPO of Namibia on behalf of the National Union of Namibian Workers: 1984

16 Namibia: Independence now! Declaration: 1984

17 Namibia: Culture and the Liberation Struggle: n.d.

18 Histoire et Development de la SWAPO: n.d.

PA 1/14: 5 SWAPO Miscellaneous Serial Publications: 1966 – 1984

6 SWAPO Information Bulletin: 1982 Aug – 1986 Apr (27 volumes plus 3 volumes of the SWAPO Information Bulletin 1980)

7 SWAPO of Namibia: Information and Comment: 1980 (3 volumes)

8 Namibia Youth (Official Bulletin of the SWAPO Youth League): 1982 – 1983 (4 volumes)

9 Namibia Today: 1965 - 1976

10 Ombuze YaNamibia: 1976 – 1978

11 Namibia News: 1968 – 1978

12 Various publications: [1972 – 1979] Includes articles and photocopies from books and newspapers.

13 Various: 1980 – 1984 Includes articles and photocopies from books and newspapers.

14 Various: 1985 – 1987 Includes Namibia News Briefing; Namibia Law; IDAF’s Focus on political repression in Southern Africa; Facts & Reports – International pres cuttings on Southern Africa; Southern Africa Report, and Anti-Apartheid News (newspaper)

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PA 1/14 PUBLICATIONS (Cont.)

15 Namibia Support Committee file: 1978 – 1985 Includes also correspondence, press releases, ‘Friends of Namibia draft constitution, and report of the International seminar on . Various publications including: Action Namibia Namibia Women’s Struggle and Solidarity in Britain Solidarity with Namibian Women in Struggle Namibia News Briefing

16 Namibia Bulletin (United Nations): 1977 Dec – 1980 Apr (9 volumes)

17 The Namibian Review: A Journal of contemporary South Western Affairs: 1977 -1984

18 Varsity: University of ’s Student Newspaper – ‘Namibia: The Issues’: 1978 May 16

19 African – ‘Africa’s Council of War and Peace’ by Godwin Matatu: 1978 Dec

20 SWANUF publications, mainly the Namibia News and Facts: 1971 – 1977 Includes correspondence on SWANUF issues.

21 Resister: Bulletin of the Committee on South African War Resistance: 1979 -1983` (21 volumes) Includes document on the Kassinga Massacre, correspondence on South African military contact in Namibia, and photographs.

22 Facts and Reports – press cuttings on Southern Africa: 1986 Dec

23 ‘Infringements of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in South Africa’ – a study by the International Commission of Jurists. Reprint from Objective: Justice, Vol. 5, No. 4, Oct-Dec 1973

24 Various publications on Namibia: 1973 – 1975 Includes anti-SWAPO campaign material; church publications; press releases; anti- apartheid news.

25 Some notes on the vegetation of the Namibian Desert: 1959

26 Race Relations Journal, Vol. XIX, No. 1, 1952 (photocopy)

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PA 1/14 PUBLICATIONS (Cont.)

27 Various – Third World Women’s News ; African Concord; and Namibia Digest : 1986 Includes press release commenting on the Thirion Commission, and report on a visit to Namibia in 1986 by UK MPs.

28 Internationales Afrikaforum, No. 4, 1986

29 Human Rights and Namibia: An in-depth analysis of human rights and Namibia, by ISHR/IGFM: 1986

30 Education with production, Vol. 5, No. 1, Dec 1986.

31 Newsbriefs: Africa: 1974

32 International Newsbriefing on Namibia and Namibia News Briefing: 1986 – 1987 (Irregular copies) 33 Action on Namibia (bulletin of the Namibia Support Committee): 1985/6 (Irregular copies)

34 IDAF Briefing paper on Southern Africa: 1982 – 1986 (Irregular copies)

35 Colin Legum’s Third World Reports: 1974, 1984 & 1986

36 News from South West Africa: 1981

37 Various – newsletters, pamphlets and other publications on Namibia: 1969 - 1987

38 International Defense & Aid Fund: Fact paper on Southern Africa: 1976 Aug

39 Objective: Justice (UN publication) – (2 volumes): 1979

40 South African propaganda material including various pamphlets and booklets on Namibia tourist centers: 1980 -1985

41 Aktion Namibia Farm – Ein Beitrag Zur Befreiung Namibias: n.d.

42 The Church and The Namibian Quest for Independence, LWF Documentation published by the Lutheran World Federation: 1987 July

43 Namibia Digest, No. 5, April: 1987 April

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PA 1/14 PUBLICATIONS (Cont.)

44 I Namibias Befriade Omraden [SWAPO]: n.d. 45 Soldier of Fortune – ‘Raid into Angola’: 1983 Dec

PA 1/15 REPORTS AND OTHER PAPERS

1 SWAPO – various: 1976/7? Includes declarations and information on the SWAPO flag, anthem and slogans etc. Also pamphlet “Application of an ‘Internationally acceptable solution’ to Namibia Today” (distributed by SWAPO UK and European Offices); Namibia’s Fight for Freedom (1976); Pretoria’s campaign against SWAPO and various papers on education of Namibians in exile.

2 SWAPO – various: 1969-1979 Includes report of the John Ya Otto Commission of Inquiry (1976); notes on the trial of SWAPO members (1976); report on media in Namibia (1978); SWAPO Youth League program (1976) and the Workers’ Strike (1976)

3 SWAPO: 1980-1984 Includes documents on educational system for Namibia; Declaration in Luanda (1981) and document on Namibia’s convicted political prisoners (including list of names)

4 Various: 1972 – 1986 (Although some of the folders are not reports, they have been left together to preserve the original order. Thus, the list includes correspondence, minutes, statements etc.) 1 The Namibian Declaration: 1972 Aug 2 SWAPO participation in the Conference of Palestinian Engineers & Geologist, Baghdad, Iraq: 1973 Dec 3 Annual Social Sciences conference of the East African Universities, Dar es Salaam: ‘Canada and ’s African Colonies: Rhetoric and reality’ by John Saul, Toronto Committee for the Liberation of Portugal’s African Colonies: 1973 Dec 4 Diplomatic Conference on the Reaffirmation and Development of International Humanitarian Law Applicable in Armed Conflicts: 1974 Feb 20 – Mar 29 Includes UN Secretary General’s message, provisional summary of plenary meeting, draft resolutions and list of liberation movements in Southern Africa, and letter on SWAPO delegation.

5 NGO Conference on Southern Africa: Namibia’s political developments during 1973/4: 1974 Sept 2-5

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6 Black Leaders Conference held at Okahandja – minutes: 1974 Dec 13-16

7 International Peace Conference: ‘Peace on earth to men of goodwill’ – an address by Rev. Colin O’brien Winter: 1974 Dec 19 8 Commonwealth Heads of Government Conference, Jamaica – memorandum and results: 1975 May 2

9 International Conference on Namibia and Human Rights, : 1975 Nov A Survey by SWAPO entitled ‘Namibia and the International Rule of Law’; report on the Dakar Conference by John Dugard, supplementary information prepared by SWAPO, and statement by Sam Nujoma.

10 The Turnhalle Conference – A mockery of Truth, Justice and Peace, by HC Beukes: 1975

11 Namibia National Convention, National Headquarters – An appeal to all member parties: 1975 Dec 9

12 The Economic Implications of Independence for South West Africa, by W.H. Thomas: 1976 Feb 25

13 SWAPO National Congress, Walvis Bay: Internal Report: 1976 May

14 The Role of Culture in the Liberation Struggle of Zimbabwe by A.K.H. Weinrich at the Meeting of Experts on Social Structure, Revolutionary Change and Culture, Maputo, Mozambique: 1976 July 19-22 15 Congress of Swedish Social Democrats. Extracts from speech by Prime Minister Olof Ralme: 1976 Aug 6

16 South Africa’s violation of her agreements with the Five Western Powers of the Security Council: [1972]

17 United Nations Institute for Namibia, Fifth Meeting of the Senate, Lusaka. Report on research activities to be undertaken by the institute’s Historical, Political and Cultural Division: 1977 Mar 14-15

18 International Conference on Humanitarian Law – an address by Peter Katjavivi: 1977 June 9

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19 World Conference for Action against Apartheid, Lagos. The Lagos Declaration: 1977 Aug 22-26

20 Funds allocated to SWAPO Department of Information and Publicity by ILLEF: 1978

21 Inter-Parliamentary Union Spring Session, : 1978 Mar 28-31

22 SWAPO Seminar on Literacy: 1978 May 17-24

23 SWAPO report on mission to Europe by Peter Katjavivi: 1978 Sept

24 Report from a visitor to Namibia: themes of election campaign: 1978

25 SWAPO Central Committee Declaration at its Second Annual Meeting held at Gabela, Angola: 1979 Jan 4-7

26 United Nations Seminar on Nuclear Collaboration with South Africa – Working Paper No. 49 (Uranium Politics and US Foreign Policy): 1979 Feb 24-25

27 Papers distributed at Front Line States Conference on Economic Coordination, Arusha, Tanzania: 1979 July 2-4

28 Southern Africa Development Coordination Conference, Arusha, Tanzania: 1979 July 3-4

29 Constitutional Conference, Lancaster House, London (On Zimbabwe): 1979 Sept

30 Constitutional Conference, Lancaster House, London (On Zimbabwe), Conference papers: 1979 Sept Includes photographs of the Conference, Commonwealth Heads of Government: The Lusaka Communiqué; and the Zimbabwe Constitution order.

31 Rhodesia: Constitutional Conference: 1979 Sept

32 SWAPO Central Committee Declaration at meeting at Dalantando, Kwanza Norte, Angola: 1980 July 17-19 33 An Overview of the Botswana Urban Class Structure and its Articulation with the Rural Structure: Insights from Selebi-Phikwe: Symposium on Settlement in Botswana by David Cooper: 1980 Aug 4-8

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PA 1/15/4 REPORTS AND OTHER PAPERS (Cont.)

34 Constitutional Developments in Namibia – South Africa’s “Internal Settlement”: 1980 Sept

35 Commission of Inquiry into the Crimes and Atrocities Committed by the Racist Regime of South Africa, Luanda, Angola – SWAPO reports to: 1981 Jan 30 Includes gruesome sworn-in statements by people tortured by SADF.

36 SWAPO Central Committee Declaration at its Fourth Annual Meeting held at Kalulo, Angola: 1980 Dec 28 - Jan 1

37 Seminar on Namibia and the Nordic Countries at the Scandinavian Institute of African Studies: 1981 Mar 9-11

38 ‘Political Parties and Tribal Groups in Namibia’ by . Prepared for the Seminar on Namibia held by the Scandinavian Institute of African Studies: 1981 Mar

39 (SWAPO) Points to raise in the Panama Declaration: 1981 June

40 The World Peace Foundation and the Ditchley Foundation Conference on the Prospects for an Independent Namibia: 1981 Nov 5-8

41 “Independent Namibia in the Southern Africa Region” by Arne Tostensen presented at the Conference on research priorities in Namibia held at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, London: 1984 July 23-25

42 “Cities and settlement planning: problems for independent Namibia’ by David Simon. Paper presented at the Conference on Research Priorities in Namibia held at the Commonwealth Studies Conference, London: 1984 July 23-25

43 ‘Playing Games Over Angola-South Africa Ceasefire’ by Colin Legum: 1984 July 6

44 Anton Lubowski’s speech at the Seminar on Namibia at the Institute of Race Relations, Johannesburg: 1984 July 2

45 ‘Hopes for Namibia’s early independence recede’ by Colin Legum: 1984 June 22

46 Security Council meeting held in Windhoek: 1984 May 17-18 (2 copies, English and Afrikaans versions)

47 ‘Pax-Pretoriana-or-Pax-Africana: Who wins and who loses in Southern Africa’ by Colin Legum: 1984 Mar 9

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48 ‘South African Arms Chief claims missiles breakthrough’ by Colin Legum: 1984 Mar 9

49 ‘News-Name: Herma Toivo ya Toivo – the grant old man of Namibia’s independence struggle’ by Colin Legum: 1984 Mar 9

50 International Seminar on Health in Namibia, London: 1983 Oct 14-16

51 International Conference in support of the struggle for the Namibian people for independence: 1983 Apr 25-29

52 Sermon given by Archbishop Trevor Huddleston at the memorial service for Canon L. John Collins, at the St Paul’s Cathedral: 1983 Feb 23

53 International Seminar on the Role of Transnational Corporation in Namibia: 1982 Nov 29 – Dec 2

54 Seminar on Namibian history – invitation letter and programme: 1982 Oct 25

55 ‘The X-factor in the secret diplomacy over Namibia’ by Colin Legum: 1982 Sept 10

56 Chamber of Mines – Socio-Economic Conference, Windhoek: 1982 Aug 11 57 Declaration of the 5th Annual meeting of the Central Committee of SWAPO, Luanda, Angola: 1981 Dec 23-27

58 ‘Namibia 1884-1984, 100 Years of Foreign Occupation, 100 Years of Struggle’ – International Conference on Namibia: 1984 Sept 10-13

59 Agriculture Conference, Windhoek: 1984 Sept 29-30 60 CCSA Conference – speech by John Johnson of the Africa Desk of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office: 1984 Nov 28

61 Exposing Apartheid’s Bank – Barclays’s Shadow Report: 1985

62 UNIN Seminar on Namibian Bibliography and Documentation: 1985 Nov 19-22

63 The southern Africa Economy after Apartheid Conference, Center for African Southern African Studies, University of York: 1986 Mar 11

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PA 1/15: 6 United Nations - Comprehensive Record on Namibia: 1972 -1973

7 United Nations: 1978 – 1981

8 United Nations General Assembly: 1982 Dec 1 – 1983 Oct 23 Includes article on the United States and the UN, and Elizabeth S. Landis’s article ‘Namibia Liberation: self-determination, law and politics’

9 United Nations: 1983 – 1988 Includes press statements and correspondence.

10 World Council of Churches – Programme to Combat Racism: 1976 – 1981

11 Turnahalle Constitutional Conference, Windhoek, Namibia: 1975 Sept – 1976 Aug Includes correspondence.

12 British Colonial Reports - Special Criminal Court of the Protectorate of SWA, [1887 – 1918]

13 Extract from the report prepared by the Administrator of the SWA Protectorate on the treatment of natives by the Germans: 1918

14 Union of South Africa – report on the Natives of South-West Africa and their treatment by Germany: 1918

15 Union of South Africa, Territory of SWA – report of the Administrator: 1921 16 South West Africa - various Commissions Reports: 1921 – 1946

17 Native Reserves Commission, report of: 1921 July 8

18 Land Settlement Commission, South West Africa: 1935

19 Report of the Health Commission: 1945 – 1946

20 United Nations Institute for Namibia, Fifth Meeting of the Senate: 1977 Mar 14-15

21 Preliminary Development briefs submitted to the UN Council for Namibia: 1977

22 Registration and election campaign in Namibia, published by the Christian Center in Namibia: 1978 Nov 28

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PA 1/15 REPORTS AND OTHER PAPERS (Cont.)

23 The implementation of the Security Council Resolution concerning the question of Namibia: report by ; and UN Commissioner of Namibia comment on (PM) Voster statement: 1978

24 UNIN – 7th meeting of the Senate: 1978 Apr 3-4

25 The Namibian political situation: A report to the people: 1971 Dec

26 United Nations Council for Namibia, 27th Session Supplement No. 24: 1972

27 Various reports on Namibia: 1967 – 1983 Includes address by DF Mudge, Chairman of the Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DTA) to the Conference on Namibia, Geneva 1981, and the Informationsdienst: sudliches afrika (Scwerpunkt: Nambia 1983’

28 Commission of Inquiry into Non-European Education in South West Africa, Part 1: 1958

29 Various Commissions of Inquiry: 1950 - 1985 Includes the Commission of Inquiry into certain educational matters; Inquiry into South West Africa Affairs; Inquiry into the Fisheries; and Dr Veeder speech in Senate (1985)

30 Commission of Inquiry into the occurrences in the Windhoek location: 1959 Dec

31 British All-Party Namibia Parliamentary Group visit to Namibia: 1985 Includes paper on ethnic nationalism and article from Journal of Southern African Studies

32 ‘Namibia 1985’ – a report by Robert James (UK Labour MP) published by Namibia Christian Exchange: 1985

33 ‘NLP 85 Year Report’: 1985

34 Survey of Nutritional Status and Related factors in Selected Areas of Namibia, by HC Hughson (Oxfam): 1986

35 Human Rights trials: 1975 -1981 Includes copies of US Federal archives on Southern African affairs; reports of visits to Namibia.

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36 Mission to Namibia report, by unknown: 1975

37 The Black Educational Association: 1975 Feb

38 A report to Amnesty International (London) and the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights under law (Washington) on the cases of Taapopi and Kashea: 1974

39 IDOC Bulletin –report on a visit to South Africa and Namibia: 1974

40 Third World Reports – Namibia (South West Africa) since the International Court of Justice decision: 1970 May

41 Report on visit to Namibia by unknown, Blantyre, Malawi: 1975 July 29

42 Visit to Angola – Bishop Winter and David De Beer: 1975 May/June

43 John Ya Toivo Commission of Inquiry into circumstances which led to the revolt of SWAPO Cadres between June 1974 and April 1976: 1976 June 5 Includes statement by Arnold I Burns before the subcommittees on International Organisations of the Committee on International relations of the United States House of Representatives on Aug 27, 1976.

44 Susan Harlich’s reports (duplicates) – on events, observations, on the church women, and general political activities in Namibia around 1976/7: 1976/7

45 Interim Report on Namibia, by the Southern Africa Project: 1976 Nov 15 Includes Terms of Reference for AID/AFRO American Scholars Council; report on Namibia and Zimbabwe; and a report to Congress on Development Needs and Opportunities for Cooperation in Southern Africa.

46 Sean MacBride (UN Commissioner for Namibia) – report on activities: 1976

47 Human Rights Report: 1978 Includes proposal for settlement of the Namibian situation.

48 UNCTAD Report on the External Sector of Namibia: 1979

49 Report on the Student Strike by K Gowaseb: 1979

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50 Report on the Agricultural Survey of Ovamboland and Kavango by Sylvi Soini of the Lutheran World Federation: 1980

51 Suidwes-Afrika/Namibie verslay van die Kommissie van ondersoek na die finanside verhoudings tussen sentrale, verteenwoordigende en Plaaslike Owerhede, vol. 1, Teks 1980 Sept 29

52 Extraordinary Plenary Meetings of the United Nations Council for Namibia – report of the Rapporteur TP Sreenivasan: 1980 June 1

53 Report on the Second Trial: n.d.

54 Report by white woman from Zimbabwe visiting in the vicinity of Katima Mlilo (her account of the war): [198-] Includes document on Cunene River Development; and The Student Voice of Namibia, [Sept 19-]

55 South West Africa Directorate: Development Co-ordination: report 02 – 02Statistics of Schools 1983 to 1985: 1986

56 Proposals for the Restoration of Profitability of Farming in SWA/Namibia, Volume 1. Conducted by JE Harrison: 1983 Jan

57 Colin Winter Centre for Namibia – report of activities in 1987 and budget for 1988: 1987

58 Action taken on the Declaration concerning the policy of apartheid in South Africa – report of the Committee on Apartheid to the International Labour Conference: 1987

59 18th African-American Conference – report of the Conference by the African-American Institute: 1987 Nov

60 Report on a visit to Namibia by Conservative Parliamentarians (UK): 1987 May

61 Special Report of the Director-General on the application of the Declaration concerning the policy of apartheid in South Africa (International Labour Office): 1987

62 Report on Mission to Refugee Camps by MM Garoeb, C Mulonda and B Amazila [SWAPO]: [1969]

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63 The mandated territory of South West Africa – report of the Long Term Agricultural Policy Commission: n.d.

64 Pedagogical Reports – ‘Teacher Education for an Independent Namibia: Problems and Prospects’ by Elizabeth Amukugo Mbuende: 1987

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1 Various: 1981-1987

1 Namibian children tortured and village terrorized by SADF: Namibia Communications Centre, 4 Nov 1986. 2 LWI Monthly, Nov 1986 3 Colonial rule and underdevelopment in Namibia, 1915-1970: A pilot study: 1986-87 4 Council of Churches in Namibia: Summary of Annual Reports, 1986. 5 Namibia: A human tragedy – Namibia Christian Exchange press release, 1 Apr 1985 6 Human Rights violated by SWAPO – Claims West German journalist: Namibia Information Service Press Release, 9 May 1985 7 Namibia Government release SWAPO prisoners as gestures of reconciliation. Strategy Network International Limited press release, 14 Nov 1985 8 Rights and Humanity newsletter, July 1986 9 SWAPO press release by Shapua Kaukungua: To individuals and organisations concerned with SWAPO solidarity, Oct 1986 10 Church condemns security raid on hostel, Namibia Communications Centre, 5 June 1987 11 Namibia capital rocked by bomb, Namibia Communications Centre, 17 July 1987 12 Brother of Bishop Dumeni killed by South Africans in Namibia, Namibia Communications Centre, 17 June 1987 13 Namibian churches condemn dismissal of workers protesting 31 cent hourly wages, Namibia Communications Centre,1 June 1987 14 Windhoek court sentences 6 to jail – decision expected on Police brutality, Namibia Communications Centre, 1 June 1987 15 Union leaders detained, offices raided in Namibia, Namibia Communications Centre, 17 January 1987 16 Namibia Draft Constitution ready for release, The Namibia Office press release, 7 July 1987 17 Report on the project identification mission in the field of education, 30 June 1986 – 14 July 1986 18 Educational research at Addis Ababa University 1964-1985, by Prof. Jukka Lehtinen, Dec 1986

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19 Forest-based socio-economic development and deforestation in developing countries – a feasibility study for a major research project by Prof Matti Palo, Dr Markku Kanninen, Mr Gerardo Mery and Dr Ashley Selby, 30 May 1986 20 The /Ai-//Gams Declaration, 1986 21 Schwwarze Christen – weibe Christen: Lutheraner i. Namibia u. ihre Auseinander- setzung um d. chr. Auftrag i.d. Gesellschaft/Wolfgang Friedhelm Kruger Erlangen: Verlag der Ev.-Luth. Mission, 1985 22 South West Africa stands at Frankfurt Book Fair occupied (Translated from FRANKFURTUER ALLGEMEINE 9.10.1980) 23 List of books at the Library of Finnida 24 List of books 25 Namibia abstracts 26 Letter from Director of Archives, Namibia and selected list of finding aids for Namibian archival records at the National Archives of Namibia, 29 May 1987. 27 “Conflict and power in the nineteenth century Namibia” by Brigitte Lau. Copy from Journal of African History, no. 27, 1986. 28 RTZ Annual General meeting, 2 June, 1988 –chairman’s Supplementary Statement re: Rossing/Namibia 29 De Beers in Namibia – CIIR, 2 Oct 1984 30 UN Security Council Resolution 566 (1985) 31 National Union of Journalist Oxford & District, membership information, Feb 1985 32 Proposal for an independent Namibian newspaper, 28 Feb 1985 33 Notice to all member organizations – Annual General meeting, Sunday 28 October 1984 34 Africa Wireless File – US Information Agency – Further US-Angola talks on Namibia/Cubans planned 35 New Offices for CCN: land availability report, 5 July 1984

2 SWAPO: 1965-1969 1 The Leading Facts in the Struggle of South West Africa Today. SWAPO memorandum circulated at the Fourth Afro-Asian People’s Solidarity Conference to be held at the Ideological Institute, Winneba, . 1965. 2 pp. 2 Petition before the Fourth Committee (of the UN) by the South West Africa People’s Organization. Signed by , Secretary for Information and Publicity, 1966. 7 pp. 3 The Struggle for the National Independence. Address given by Andreas Z. Shipanga, member of the National Executive Board of SWAPO. 1967?, 3pp. 4 The Present (Political Situation?).*“SWAPO draft for OAU and others.”+ 1967, 4 pp. 5 Human Rights and Apartheid Policies in Namibia (South West Africa), by the London office of the South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO). 1967 ?, 5 pp. Page 8 of 47

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6 SWANU: The Epitome of Political Insolvency. (Refutation of statements against SWAPO by the South West Africa National Union), 1967? 9 pp. 7 An Account of the Liberation Movement in South West Africa to the Socialist Baath Party and to the Government of the United Republic of Syria from the South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO). 1967, 6 pp. 8 Memorandum submitted by SWAPO to the OAU coordinating committee for the liberation of Africa. January 1967. 3 pp. 9 Memorandum Submitted by the South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO) to the AD HOC Committee for South West Africa. Signed by Gottfried , February 14, 1967. 3 pp. 10 Statement by SWAPO before the United Nations Committee on Colonialism in Dar es Salaam, United Republic of Tanzania, June 1967. 13 pp. 11 The Statement by the South West Africa People’s Organization, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 23 June 1967. 3 pp. 12 SWAPO memorandum on the indictment of 37 SWAPO members appearing in the so-called Supreme Court of South Africa charged with “Terrorism” and “Sabotage”. Issued from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 18th September 1967. 6 pp., including unsigned cover letter. 13 Memorandum submitted by SWAPO to the 5th Summit Conference of the OAU held in Congo , September 1967, 3 pp. 14 Memorandum submitted by SWAPO to the United Nations Administrative Council on South West Africa. April 1968, 2 pp. 15 Proposals submitted by SWAPO to the United Nations Council for South West Africa meeting held in Lusaka on the 9th April 1968. 3 pp. 16 Testimony given to the United Nations AD HOC Working group of Experts, by Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO Representative on the 22nd July 1968. a) Torture of Freedom Fighters in Pretoria Jail. b) The Case of Mr. Gabriel Mbindi, Former Treasurer of the Windhoek Branch of SWAPO. Combined documents, total of 8 pp. 17 Statement Issued by SWAPO on the occasion of the 2nd Anniversary of the launching of the armed struggle in Namibia. 26 August 1968, 3 pp. 18 International Day of Solidarity with the People of Namibia/South West Africa/. Signed Homateni Kaluenja, SWAPO Representative in Eastern Europe - Students and Youth Affairs. 26 August 1968, 3 pp. 19 Memorandum submitted by SWAPO to the United Nations AD HOC Working group of Experts in Dar es Salaam. September 1968, 4pp. 20 Memorandum issued by the London Office of SWAPO on the Implementation of Self-Government for Native Nations in South West Africa Act in Ovamboland. 2 pp., 11 October 1968. 21 Address to the Annual Conference of the Anti-Apartheid Movement. 20 October 1968, 2 pp. 22 Memorandum submitted to the International Preparatory Committee meeting in Lahti [Finland] by SWAPO for the Khartoum conference in support of the struggle of Peoples still under Colonial domination in South Africa, Mozambique, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Angola and Guinea Bissao. 14 - 15 November 1968, 4 pp.

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PA 1/16/2: SPEECHES AND MEMORANDA (Cont.) 23 Untitled document (Guidelines for the SWAPO Council?). 1968, 2 pp. 24 South Africa’s Military Maneuvers. 25 (Presented at? ) The First Congress of the National Union of South West African Students. Finland, 1968, 4 pp. 26 Statement by the Permanent Office of SWAPO in the United Arab Republic on the occasion of Namibia Revolution against the fascist white settlers‟ oppression which was launched on 26th August 1966 by the Namibian Freedom Fighters. 1968, 3 pp. 27 Briefing on Namibia. 1968, 4 pp. 28 Memorandum submitted to the United Nations Council for Namibia by SWAPO. Dar es Salaam, 12 February, 1969. 2 pp. 29 Official statement of the National Union of South West African Students – NUSWAS - to the Continental Conference on Africa and Neo-Colonialism. Held in Khartoum from 22 - 29 April 1969. 5 pp. 30 Statement submitted by , Chief of the Delegation of SWAPO to the Symposium of the First Pan-Africa Cultural Festival.25 July, 1969. 2 pp. 31 Speech delivered by Mr. Peter Mueshihange, SWAPO Secretary of Foreign Affairs, to the Third Biannual Congress of National Union of Tanganyika Workers (NUTA) held in Dar es Salaam, from 1st to 5th November 1969. 3 pp. 32 Extracts from an address delivered by Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO Representative, to the World Council of Peace Presidential Conference, Khartoum (). 15 December 1969, 2 pp.

3 SWAPO: n.d. 1 SWAPO: Memorandum on European Countries and Possible Contacts. 3 pp. 2 Fraternal Greetings to the Annual Conference of the Movement for Colonial Freedom. 2 pp. 3 Speech by SWAPO Office of East Africa Representation on the occasion of the Eleventh Anniversary of Commemoration of the Namibia Day. 8 pp. 4 Memo presented to Officials of the Foreign Ministry of Canada by a SWAPO delegation on the in Ottawa [sic]. 5 pp. 5 Untitled. SWAPO member account of personal experience of torture in the hands of the South African security agents enforcing the “Terrorism Act”. 5 pp. 6 Untitled. SWAPO speech to the World Conference for Action against Apartheid. Lagos, . 13 pp. 7 SWAPO Speech to the 32nd Session of the United Nations General Assembly. 8 pp. 8 A day of Solidarity with the People of Namibia. 2pp.

4 Nujoma, Sam: 1965-1985 1 Question of South West Africa. Statement made by Mr. Sam Nujoma at the 15th [sic] meeting of the Fourth Committee 24 November 1965, 4 pp.

2 Press conference called by Sam Nujoma at the SWAPO South West Africa office on the 29 April 1966. 2pp.

3 Press Statement made by Mr. Sam Nujoma. New York, 23rd March 1967, 6 pp.

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PA 1/16/4 SPEECHES AND MEMORANDA (Cont.) 4 Introduction, by Sam Nujoma. 1968 (?), 3 pp.

5 Interview with Mr. Sam Nujoma, President of the South West Africa People’s Organization, with the Editor of SECHABA. No date (1968?), 4 pp.

6 The Pretoria Outrage. Published in Namibia Review, Special Issue. Lusaka, January 1968, 3 pp. incomplete document).

7 Lecture delivered by Sam Nujoma - SWAPO President - at the University College, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 13th January 1969. 9 pp.

8 Message by Mr. Sam Nujoma to the International Conference in Support of The Peoples of Portuguese Colonies and Southern Africa. Khartoum, 18 - 20 January, 1969. 5 pp.

9 Speech made by Sam Nujoma to the Consultative Conference of SWAPO held in Tanga (Tanzania) from 26th to 31st December, 1969. 6 pp.

10 Memorandum issued by Sam Nujoma, to the 14th Ordinary Session of the Council of Ministers, of the OAU. 27 February 1970, Addis Ababa. 3 pp.

11 Press Conference by Sam Nujoma on the 8th June 1970 (in) Lagos Nigeria. 2 pp.

12 Press Statement by Mr. Sam Nujoma, presented at a press conference at St. Bride‟s Institute on the 9th December 1970. 4 pp.

13 Statement delivered by Mr. Sam Nujoma before the United Nations Security Council. 5 October 1971, 11 pp.

14 Memorandum presented to Dr. , Secretary General of the United Nations by Sam Nujoma, President of SWAPO of Namibia, on the occasion of the Secretary General‟s forthcoming visit to Namibia. 29 February, 1972, 15 pp.

15 Memorandum submitted by SWAPO to His the Secretary General of the United Nations, by Sam Nujoma, SWAPO President. 22 May 1972, 3 pp.

16 Statement by Mr. Sam Nujoma, before the Summit of heads of State and Government, held in Rabat from 12 - 15 June 1972. 4 pp.

17 Statement made by Sam Nujoma before the UN Council for Namibia. New York, April 27, 1973. 7 pp. 18 Press Conference by Sam Nujoma, New York, 2nd May 1973. 4 pp. CAMP Guide – Page 6 of 47

19 SWAPO Statement before the United Nations Council for Namibia, read by Mr. Sam Nujoma. Lusaka,13 June 1973. 4 pp.

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20 Statement by Comrade Sam Nujoma of SWAPO to members of the Press, Tuesday 21 (no month date) 1976, at 777 UN Plaza, New York, NY. 3 pp.

21 Statement by Comrade Sam Nujoma to members of the Press. Monday 2 August, 1976. Lusaka Zambia. 2 pp.

22 Extract from an interview given by Sam Nujoma to Canadian Journalist Rick Sterling in New York following Nujoma’s meeting with Dr. Kissinger during the Security Council debate on Namibia in Sept/ Oct, 1976. 10 December 1976. 2 pp.

23 Text of cable sent to Sam Nujoma on 6 May 1977.

24 Statement delivered by Mr. Sam Nujoma to the International Conference in support of the Peoples of Zimbabwe and Namibia. Maputo, Mozambique, 16 May 1977. 13 pp.

25 Press statement by Comrade Sam Nujoma. Luanda, 8 July 1977, 2 pp.

26 Address of Comrade Sam Nujoma on the occasion of the launching of the Armed Struggle in Namibia, Lubango, People’s Republic of Angola. 26 August 1977, 6 pp.

27 Opening address of Comrade Sam Nujoma to the 1st Annual conference of the Central Committee of SWAPO. Lubango, PRA, 21 - 24 September 1977, 8 pp.

28 Statement by Sam Nujoma, delivered to the 32nd Session of the United Nations General Assembly. 11 October 1977, 6 pp.

29 Press statement by Comrade Sam Nujoma, President of SWAPO, Luanda, PRA. 11 March 1978, 2 pp.

30 Press Statement by Comrade Sam Nujoma, President of SWAPO. Lusaka, March 16, 1978. 3 pp.

31 Statement of Sam Nujoma to the Extraordinary Session of the UN Council for Namibia. Lusaka, March 20, 1978. 10 pp.

32 Message of Greetings from Comrade Sam Nujoma, Commander in Chief of the People’s Liberation Army of Namibia, to the Conference of SWAPO Youth league, held in Lubango, March 18 - 21st , 1978. 2 pp.

33 Statement by Mr. Sam Nujoma, before the 9th Special Session of the UN general Assembly on the Question of Namibia, 24 April, 1978. 18 pp.

34 Statement by Mr. Sam Nujoma, before the 9th Special Session of the UN general Assembly on the Question of Namibia, 28 April, 1978. 10 pp.

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35 Statement by Comrade Sam Nujoma before the closing session of the 9th special session of the UN general assembly on the question of Namibia. 3 May 1978, 3 pp.

36 Statement by Sam Nujoma, to the OAU. Khartoum July 1978. 8 pp.

37 Statement by Mr. Sam Nujoma, before the United Nations Security Council on the question of Namibia, 27th July, 1978. 12 pp.

38 Statement by Mr. Sam Nujoma to the 32nd Ordinary Session of the OAU Council of Ministers. February 1979, Nairobi, . 7pp.

39 Message to Sam Nujoma from the Foreign Ministers of Canada, France, the United States, The Federal Republic of Germany and the . 10 March 1979.

40 Statement by Comrade Sam Nujoma before the 33rd Resumed Session of the UN General Assembly. 23 May 1979, 12pp.

41 Message from SWAPO President. Text of telex sent from Luanda on 16 July 1979.

42 Press Conference by Comrade Sam Nujoma on the release of war prisoner, Mr. Frank Bohhost. Luanda, 27 August 1979.

43 President Sam Nujoma: SWAPO of Namibia. Interview April 1980 by Marie du Preez, political correspondent of the Windhoek Advertiser. 16 pp.

44 Press conference by Comrade Sam Nujoma. 20 May 1980, 6pp.

45 Press statement by Sam Nujoma. London, 26 September 1980, 2 pp.

46 Press Statement by Sam Nujoma. Geneva, 12th January 1981. 4 pp.

47 Address by Comrade Sam Nujoma to press conference in London at the Mauritius High Commission, Friday 29th May, 1981. 3 pp.

48 Message of Comrade Sam Nujoma on the 15th Anniversary of launching of Armed Liberation Struggle in Namibia. August 26th , 1981. 7 pp.

49 Press statement by Sam Nujoma. Luanda, 26 October 1982, 6 pp.

50 SWAPO statement delivered by Dr. Sam Nujoma. Seventh Summit, New Delhi, India. 9 March 1983, 12 pp, Page 7of 47

51 About the Struggle of the Namibian People. Statement by Dr. Sam Nujoma to the United Nations Security Council Debate on Namibia. 23 May 1983, 16 pp.

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52 Address by Comrade Sam Nujoma at the Fifth Graduation Ceremony of the United Nations Institute for Namibia. Lusaka, Republic of Zambia, 10 March 1984, 8 pp.

53 Statement by Dr. Sam Nujoma, at the meeting of the United Nations Council for Namibia. 17 June 1985, 7 pp.

54 Statement by Dr. Sam Nujoma, at the conclusion of United Nations Security Council meeting on Namibia. 19 June 1985, 3 pp.

55 Statement by H. E. Mr. Sam Nujoma, at the Public Hearings: The Federal Republic of Germany and Namibia; Present State of Relations and Perspectives for Independence. Bonn, 16 - 17 September 1985. 9 pp.

56 Namibia and Human Rights, by Sam Nujoma. International Conference on Namibia and Human Rights. No date (obj: Justice, v 8 no. 1?). 3 pp.

57 South Africa’s Bantustanization of Namibia, by Sam Nujoma. Excerpts from a statement by the President of the South West Africa People’s organization (SWAPO) before the Security Council on 30 may, at the start of the Council’s consideration of the situation in Namibia and of South Africa’s compliance with the Council’s demand that it withdraw from Namibia. No date (obj: Justice 7 no. 3?). 5 pp.

58 Speech delivered by SWAPO President, Dr. Sam Nujoma, to the 75th Session of the ILO. No date, 12 pp.

59 World Community and the Restoration of Human Rights in Southern Africa, by Sam Nujoma. Paper presented to the ISMUN Seminar on the “Role of World Community in the Restoration of Human Rights in Southern Africa, Nairobi, March 20 - 22 (year unidentified). 5 pp.

60 Sam Nujoma. An appeal by the South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO) to all governments and friendly organizations to help the liquidation of the brutal South African rule over Namibia (South West Africa). No date, 2 pp.

61 An Interview with Mr. Sam Nujoma by “Le Point” in Algiers. No date, 4 pp

5 SWAPO: 1970-1979 1 The Memorandum of SWAPO of Namibia to the preparatory meeting of the Non- Alignment Conference, Dar es Salaam, April 13 - 17, 1970. 7 pp.

2 Statement presented by SWAPO to the United Nations Special Committee of 24 on the 25th May 1970. 5p.

3 Memorandum submitted by SWAPO to the UN Committee of Twenty-four. Dar es Salaam, 1 June 1970. 4 pp. [MISSING]

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4 SWAPO presentation to U THANT, Secretary General of the United Nations. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. 18 June 1970. 17 pp.

5 SWAPO statement in Commemoration of the Anniversary of the Namibian Armed Revolution. Dar es Salaam, 26 August 1970. 8 pp.

6 SWAPO statement in commemoration of the Fifth Anniversary of the Namibian Day. Dar es Salaam, 20 August 1971, 5 pp.

7 Speech made in the House of Commons during Adjournment Debate on South West Africa, by Robert Hughes MP, Deputy Chairman of Liberation. 19 October 1971. 2 pp.

8 Memo presented by SWAPO to Lord Lothian at the Commonwealth and Foreign Office on 17th December 1971. 3pp.

9 Statement by Mr. Meushihange, SWAPO Secretary of International Relations before the Security Council Meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 1972. 10pp.

10 The Status of Guerrillas within International Humanitarian Law: The Case of South West African People’s Organization of Namibia. Statement by Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO Secretary for Legal and Economic Affairs at the Diplomatic Conference on the reaffirmation and development of international humanitarian law applicable in armed conflicts. Draft proposal submitted to the plenary session of the Conference of Government Experts, second session, 3 May - 3 June 1972. 9pp.

11 SWAPO’s statement before the Fourth Committee read by Peter Mueshihange, Secretary for Foreign Relations. (statement actually delivered by Mr. Theo - Ben Guribab SWAPO Representative to the Americas in place of the Acting Secretary). 11 December 1972. 11pp.

12 Memo to the Labour Party Working Group on Southern Africa. Submitted by SWAPO of Namibia. January 1973. 4pp.

13 A Memorandum on Political Developments in Namibia from May to October 1973. 10pp.

14 Text of a statement made before the United Nations Security Council by Mishake Muyongo, Acting Vice President of SWAPO on December 15, 1973. 3pp.

15 Memorandum submitted to the United Nations Commissioner for Namibia. Lusaka, February 1974,5pp.

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16 Statement by Mr. Sean McBride, United Nations Commissioner for Namibia, made at Lusaka on Tuesday 19 February 1974. 3pp.

17 The Status of Guerillas within International Humanitarian Law: The Case of South West African People’s Organization of Namibia. Statement by Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO Secretary for Legal and Economic Affairs at the Diplomatic Conference on the reaffirmation and development of international humanitarian law applicable in armed conflicts. Geneva, 20 February to 29 March 1974. 10 pp.

18 Memorandum on possible aid schemes for Namibians. (? Issued by) PLF 26 June 1974. 5 pp.

19 A commemorative speech by SWAPO on the occasion of the Namibia Day, 26 August 1974. 6 pp.20.

20 Memorandum presented to the Right Honorable Dom Mintoff, Prime Minister of Malta, by Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO representative in the United Kingdom and Western Europe. Malta, Monday, November 25, 1974. 3 pp.

21 The Memorandum presented by members of the Internal SWAPO Executive who have arrived in the Republic of Zambia. 27 November 1974. 14pp.

22 Statement presented by Peter Katjavivi (?) to the United Nations Diplomatic Conference, 1974. 9 pp. [MISSING]

23 SWAPO: Untitled Speech (Mueshihange?). 1974. 6 pp.

24 The role of the workers in the Namibian struggle for liberation, by Peter Katjavivi. 1975, 3 pp.

25 Speech delivered by David H. Meroro, National Chairman of SWAPO, to a special meeting organized by the southern African campaign for the release of political prisoners. 14 December 1975. 5 pp.

26 Memorandum Submitted at the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in Kingston, Jamaica from April 29, 1975, by SWAPO of Namibia, Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO Representative in the United Kingdom and Western Europe. 7 pp. Page 10 of 47

27 Memorandum Submitted to Mr. Maurice Foley, Director General of the EEC by Peter H. Katjavivi, SWAPO Representative in the UK and Western Europe, During the UN Council for Namibia Delegation to the EEC, Brussels, 3 July 1975.

28 Statement circulated by SWAPO at the extraordinary session of the Heads of States and Governments. Addis Ababa, 10 - 12 January 1976. 4 pp.

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29 The statement made before the UN council for Namibia by Comrade Reuben Hauwanga, SWAPO branch secretary for information and publicity, Northern Namibia. March 8, 1976. Official release of the SWAPO observer mission to the United Nations. 15 pp.

30 Message to the Christian Democratic Party of Italy on the occasion of their National Congress. 18 March 1976, 3 pp.

31 Confidential memorandum on current political and military situation in Namibia, with proposals for action and assistance. Presented in LAGOS TO Mr. B. G. (Baba Gana) Kingibe, Secretary to the Cabinet in the Government of the Federal republic of Nigeria, by Peter H. Katjavivi, SWAPO Representative in the United Kingdom and Western Europe. 8 June 1976, 10 pp.

32 Statement from SWAPO to the 13th Summit Conference of the Organization of African Unity. Port Louis, Mauritius. 3 July 1976, 2 pp.

33 Speech by SWAPO Office of East Africa Representation on the occasion of 10th Anniversary of commemoration of the Namibia Day. August 1976, 7 pp.

34 Opening Address by SWAPO national Chairman, Comrade David Meroro to the Enlarged Meeting of the Central Committee of SWAPO. Lusaka, July 29 to August 1, 1976.

35 SWAPO statement before the United Nations Council for Namibia, delivered by O. T. Emvula. Namibia Day, 26 August 1976, 10 pp.

36 SWAPO memorandum on pro-South West African Foundation recently formed in Namibia. 28 August 1976, 3 pp.

37 Memorandum (on) SWAPO presence in the Namibia National Convention. Windhoek, October 1976, 4 pp.

38 Statement delivered by Theo-Ben Gurirab, SWAPO Chief Representative to the United Nations at the Security Council on the 19th of October 1976. 3 pp.

39 Memorandum on discussion with Neville Rubin, ILO, Geneva. November 10th 1976. 2 pp.

40 Address to the Namibian Consultation by Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO Representative in Britain and Western Europe. 1976, 5 pp.

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41 (a) SWAPO memorandum to the International Fact Finding Mission for Inter- Parliamentary Union. Namibia, 1977; (b) South Africa’s Strategy in Namibia: Economic benefits, foreign investments, Kunene scheme, “Homelands.‟ (Combined documents 9 pp.)

42 Memorandum from SWAPO Department of Information to Governments, National and International Organizations. 11 January 1977, 3 pp.

43 Statement by Comrade Mishake Muyongo, SWAPO Vice-president before the Committee of 24. 25 February 1977, 18 pp.

44 Statement by Comrade Mishake Muyongo, SWAPO vice-president before the Council for Namibia. March 4 1977, 8 pp.

45 Address made at a dinner given by the Association of Foreign Press in Dakar, , by SWAPO Chief Representative to West Africa, . 9 March 1977, 4 pp.

46 Memorandum to Mr. David Owen, Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary and Chairman of the EEC Council of Ministers, by Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO Secretary for Information and Publicity. 18 April 1977, 4 pp.

47 SWAPO discloses the following memorandum sent by Namibian Church leader to the representatives of the USA, Britain, France, Canada and the Federal Republic of Germany. 9 May 1977, 3 pp.

48 Memorandum submitted to the Commonwealth Summit Conference on Heads of Governments. 8 June 1977, 8 pp.

49 Discours du Secretaire d’Information et Publicite, M. C. C. de SWAPO a l’ocassion du 11eme Annivasaire du dechlement de la lutte Armee de la SWAPO (Speech by SWAPO Secretary of Information and Publicity on the occasion of the 11th Anniversary of the declaration of Armed Struggle). 26 August 1977, 4 pp.

50 Speech of SWAPO representative in Algiers on the occasion of Namibia Day in . 26 August 1977, 2 pp.

51 Opening remarks by SWAPO national chairman at the opening of the First Central Committee Annual Meeting. Lubango, PRA (People’s Republic of Angola). 21 - 24 September 1977, 2 pp.

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52 Message given to the South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO) of Namibia Central Committee meeting, Lubango, People’s Republic of Angola, 21 - 24 September 1977, 2 pp. Page 11 of 47 53 Introductory remarks made by Peter H. Katjavivi at the opening session of the Tribunal/Hearing on South Africa. Oslo October 12 - 13, 1977, 2 pp. 54 Testimony on Namibia given by Peter H. Katjavivi, SWAPO Secretary for Information and Publicity, to the Tribunal/Hearing on South Africa. Oslo, October 12 - 13, 1977, 9pp.

55 An address by Peter Katjavivi to the International Conference on Humanitarian Law. Geneva, 1977, 2 pp.

56 Address given by Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO Secretary for Information and Publicity to the World Conference for the Eradication of Racism and Racial Discrimination. Basle, May 18 - 21, 1978, 6 pp. [MISSING]

57 Statement by Theo-Ben Guribab before the Special Committee of 24. 22 May 1978, 3 pp.

58 Seminar on Constitutional Options by Comrade Mishake Muyongo, vice-president of SWAPO. 11 13 July 1978, 7 pp.

59 Remarks made Peter Katjavivi at the presentation of a Printing Machine donated to SWAPO by the Italian Government and presented by His Excellency the Italian Ambassador at the United Nations Institute for Namibia. 19 July 1978, 2 pp.

60 Memorandum to His Excellency Mr. Martti Athissari, United Nations Special Representative to Namibia, Windhoek, 8 August 1978, 6 pp.

61 Memorandum to His Excellency, Marti Ahtisaari, United Nations special representative for Namibia, from Namibian Church leaders. 1 1 August 1978, 2 pp.

62 Statement at the 12th Anniversary of the occasion of Namibia Day by Moses Garoeb, SWAPO Administrative Secretary. 26 August 1978, 6 pp.

63 Statement by Comrade Theo-Ben Gurirab before the UN Security Council on the Question of Namibia.31 October 1978, 16 pp.

64 Statement by Comrade Theo-Ben Gurirab before the UN General Assembly on the Question of Namibia.7 December 1978, 14 pp.

65 Remarks made by Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO Secretary for Information and Publicity, at the Defense and Aid Fund Press Conference for the launching of the book “ The Workers of Namibia”. London, 15th February 1979, 2 pp.

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66 Remarks made by Comrade Martha Ford, member of the Central Committee of SWAPO at a public meeting held at the House of Commons, London. 7 March 1979, 3 pp.

67 Statement issued on 30 April 1979 by Mr. Philip Tjerije, Deputy Secretary for Information and Publicity of SWAPO concerning the detention of SWAPO members. 17 May 1979, 11 pp.

68 Statement by Comrade Peter Mueshihange, SWAPO Secretary of Foreign Affairs, before the 34th Session of the UN General Assembly on the Question of Namibia. 6 December 1979, 17 pp.

69 Memorandum of the South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO) of Namibia to the preparatory meeting of the Non-Alignment Conference, Dar es Salaam, April 13, 1970 to April 17, 1970. 70 SWAPO Press Release on the death of Comrade , 2 April 1983.

6 SWAPO: 1980-1988 1 SWAPO statement at the International NGO Action Conference for sanctions against South Africa. Geneva, 30th June to 3rd July 1980, 5 pp. 2 SWAPO statement by Comrade Theo-Ben Gurirab at the UN Council Hearings on Namibian Uranium. 7 - 11 July 1980, 8 pp. 3 Statement delivered by SWAPO Central Committee Member, Peter H. Katjavivi, at the Africa Center in London on 29th August 1980 to mark the occasion of Namibia Day, 26 August. 3 pp. 4 Statement in connection with the Question of Namibia, United Nations General Assembly, 35th Session, Fourth Committee (by?) Margo Picken on behalf of Amnesty International. 6 November 1980, 3 pp. 5 Namibia: For Freedom and Independence, by Theo-Ben Gurirab, SWAPO Permanent Observer to the United Nations, to the emergency Conference on Namibia held in New York city. March 1981. 4 pp. 6 Statement by Comrade Axel Johannes, SWAPO Administrative Secretary inside Namibia, to public meeting on experiences of South African Repression and Torture. 14th April 1981, 4 pp. 7 Statement by Peter H. Katjavivi, SWAPO Central Committee member, at the launching of the SWAPO Department of Information and Publicity book “To be born a Nation: The Liberation Struggle for Namibia”, at the Africa Center, London 26 August 1981, 4 pp. 8 SWAPO memorandum to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting. Melbourne Australia, 30 September - 7 October 1981, 7 pp.

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9 SWAPO statement during the meeting with the representatives of the Five Western Countries. Luanda, 26 October 1981, 2 pp. Page 1 2of 47 10 SWAPO statement on material needs, submitted to the ICSA Third Workshop on Material Aid to the Liberation Struggle in Southern Africa. Frankfurt, November 1981, 2 pp. 11 Statement by Comrade Kapuka Nauyala, SWAPO member of the Central Committee before the Committee of Twenty-four.16 August 1982, 7 pp. 12 Memorandum of Peter H. Katjavivi: Conversation with Herman Toivo Ja Toivo, 4 March 1984, 3 pp. 13 SWAPO statement to the Namibia independence talks. Lusaka, 11 May 1984, 3 pp. 14 Press conference by Comrade Andimba Toivo Ja Toivo. 18 May 1984, 2 pp. 15 Aide Memoire from Comrade Andimba Herman Toivo Ja Toivo, leading a SWAPO delegation for talks with Malcolm Rifkind, Junior Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. 21 May 1984, 2 pp. 16 Statement by Comrade Toivo Ja Toivo to SWAPO Public Meeting. London, 23 May 1984, 3 pp. 17. 17 An address by Comrade Andimba Herman Toivo Ja Toivo of SWAPO at the University of Hull. 24 May 1984, 6 pp. 18 Statement by Comrade Andimba Herman Toivo Ja Toivo at the Conference of the IDAF (International Defense and Aid Fund). 18 May 1984, 4 pp. 19 Address by Comrade Andimba Herman Toivo Ja Toivo, speaking on behalf of SWAPO at the 25th Anniversary of the Founding of the Anti-Apartheid movement. London, 23 June 1984, 3 pp. 20 SWAPO address to the Opening Session of the Anti-Apartheid Movement national Convention, by Comrade Andimba Toivo Ja Toivo. London, 23rd June 1984, 2 pp. 21 Closing statement to the Conference on Namibia...100 years of Occupation, 100 years of Struggle. 10 - 13th September City University, London. Delivered by Andimba Toivo Ja Toivo, SWAPO Secretary General. 3 pp. 22 Statement by Helmut P. Angula, SWAPO Observer to the United Nations, to the United Nations Security Council on South Africa following the imposition of further restrictions on Democratic Organizations and Individuals by the Apartheid regime. 4 March 1988, 7 pp.

7 SWAPO: 1970-1979 1 Information received by the London Office of SWAPO from the Lusaka headquarters, 29 April 1973. 30 April 1973.

2 Further arrests in Namibia. 8 May 1973.

3 Confidential: Report of meeting between SWAPO representatives and representatives of Dutch Churches and some Dutch peace movements at . 10 September 1973, 5 pp.

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4 Report on talks between SWAPO and the Government of and Netherlands on the 10Th and 11th September 1973. Issued by Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO Secretary for Legal and Economic Affairs. London 15th October 1973, 3 pp.

5 A tribute to the people of Namibia. 1973? 2 pp.

6 Latest news regarding the SWAKARA campaign. 1973? 2 pp.

7 The Visit to the Federal Republic of Germany. Signed by Ben Amathila, 13 - 22 January, 1974. 2 pp.

8 SWAPO delegation to the Diplomatic Conference on the reaffirmation and development of international humanitarian law applicable in armed conflicts, currently meeting in Geneva. 20 March 1974, 2 pp.

9 Mass politicization programme inside Namibia. 13 November 1974, 3 pp.

10 Record of a meeting between the Secretary of State and representatives of SWAPO at the ’s residence. 1 January 1975, 6 pp.

11 Mission to Namibia 18 - 20 February 1975. Intelligence Report. Johannesburg, 21 February 1975, 21 pp.

12 Internal briefing and summary of discussions with AJ, SH, RH. [Possibly Axel Johannes, Skinny Hilundwa, Reuben Hauwanga]. January 1975, 5 pp.

13 Estimated Expenditure Needs, March 1975 to 31 December 1975. 25 February 1975, 2 pp.

14 Internal memo to members of the National Executive Committee, Central Committees, SWAPO‟s Heads of Foreign Representation and Activists. 11 March 1975, 2 pp.

15 Commentary on report of Mission to Namibia, March 1075. 10 April 1975, 4 pp.

16 Some suggestion for an updating of strategy in the light of recent events and in the aftermath of the OASU meeting at Dar (es Salaam). April 1975, 11 pp.

17 Namibia 11 - 17 June 1975. Johannesburg and Lusaka, 17 - 19 June 1975, 27 pp.

18 O.R.A. Kaakunga. The latest information for the time ending: 24 June 1975. 2 pp.

19 Public Meeting, Swakopmund, Berseba, Mariental…. (Internal report of SWAPO activities) 29 June 1975, 3 pp.

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20 Report from Peter H. Katjavivi upon his return from Brussels.... 7 July 1975, 3 pp.

21 Information received from a Namibian. (22 - 27 July 1975). 15 August 1975, 2 pp. Page 33 of 47

22 Aide-Memoire presented to the Rt. Hon. David Ennals, Minister of State in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, by a SWAPO delegation. 20 October 1975, 5 pp.

23 Untitled document (We are very sorry to have delayed our correspondence...). 6 November 1975, 2 pp.

24 Letter from Peter Katjavivi to the SWAPO executive committee. 11 December 1975, 3 pp.

25 A report on the situation in and around Lusaka with specific emphasis on the Exodus, by Peter H. Katjavivi. No date’(ca. 1976?), 4 pp.

26 Report on recent activities and events in the area covered by this office. By Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO representative. 11 March 1976, 5 pp.

27 Summary of impressions gained by couriers sent into Namibia towards the end of April. 7 May 1976, 5 pp.

28 SWAPO of Namibia: The Foreign Affairs Office Report. 12 June 1976, 3 pp.

29 SWAPO‟s Diplomatic Activity. 30 June 1976, 5 pp.

30 Report on certain recommendations made to SWAPO, by Peter Katjavivi. 1 July 1976.

31 SWAPO representation in the UK and Western Europe and the Department for Legal and Economic affairs: Brief report by Peter Katjavivi to the Enlarged Central Committee meeting. July 1976, 2 pp.

32 Relevant extracts from interview between Henk Odink, Angola Medical committee, and Iyambo Indongo, SWAPO doctor in Luanda. 4 July 1976.

33 Interview with SWAPO representative in Luanda. Transcript. 4 July 1976, 5 p.

34 Observations on the Report of the findings and recommendations of the Commission of Enquiry of June 1976. 11 July 1976.

35 Office bearers elected at the National Congress of SWAPO held at Walvis Bay in Namibia, May 29 - 31, 1976. 14 July 1976.

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36 Rules of Procedure adopted at the enlarged meeting of Central Committee of SWAPO, held at Nampundwe, Lusaka, 28th July 1976.

37 SWAPO of Namibia: Report of the Foreign Office. Release No. 6. August 1976, 2 pp.

38 Members of the Central Committee of SWAPO of Namibia elected and re-elected at the Enlarged Central Committee meeting of SWAPO. Lusaka, July 28 - August 1, 1976, 3pp.

39 Namibia Day: Tenth anniversary of the Armed Struggle. August 1976, 4 pp.

40 SWAPO office of Foreign Relations: Circular to all SWAPO representatives Ref. No. OFR/LZ/01/76. 2 September 1976, 3pp.

41 A short report on meeting between SWAPO and Church leaders from Namibia, held in Geneva, 10 September 1976. 2pp.

42 Report on the recent European Tour made by SWAPO Vice-president, Mishake Muyongo; SWAPO Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Peter Mushihange; and SWAPO Secretary for Publicity and Information, Peter Katjavivi. 24 September 1976, 4 pp.

43 The South joins SWAPO. October 1976, 3 pp.

44 Angola committee: News of South Africa’s mission to Holland to counteract its support for SWAPO. 3 November 1976.

45 Report from Ben Amathila on Swedish newspaper’s support for SWAPO. 18 November 1976, 4 pp. 46 SWAPO message of national unity and commitment to the Struggle for liberation. 1976?. 2 pp.

47 Report on the morale, problems, and needs of SWAPO internal. December 1976. 7 pp.

48 Oxfam-Canada. Letter from Paul to Susan on the second draft of SWAPO children’s book by Penni Richmond. 12 January 1977. 15 pp.

49 Addresses inside Namibia. January 1977. 8 pp.

50 SWAPO National Programme for 1977. Minutes of National Executive meeting, 21 January 1977, 4 pp.

51 Interview with Leonard Nghipanduwa. 25 January 1977, 2 pp.

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52 Report on telephone conversation with Dan Tjongarero, by Peter Katjavivi. Tuesday 29Th March 1977, 2 pp.

53 Report on the SWAPO Meeting in Khomasdal. 31 March 1977, 2pp.

54 Memorandum from Church leaders to the representatives of USA, Britain, the Federal Republic of Germany, France and Canada. 9 May 1977. 3 pp.

55 Report of meeting with Western Representatives on the talks in Cape Town, 9 May 1977. 13 May 1977. 2 pp.

56 Report on a meeting between the Five Powers contact group and SWAPO. 14 June 1977, 3 pp.

57 Report on telephone conversation with Hage Geingob in Lusaka. 18 June 1977.

58 Note for the Record: Meeting with Professor Wolfgang Thomas, 21 June 1977. Issued 22 June 19 77, 3 pp.

59 Conversation with Don Petterson, Head of Southern Africa at State, on contact group discussions in Namibia. 22 June 1977, 3 pp.

60 Text of Cable sent to SWAPO Executive Committee by Peter H. Katjavivi. 24 July 1977. Page 34 of 47

61 Annual meeting of the Central Committee of SWAPO (inc. list of invitees). Luango, 21-24 September 1977, 7 pp.

62 Revolutionary Decree No. 2/77: offences against military and political discipline. 24 September 1977, 5 pp. 63 Savimbi visits West Africa in September 1977. Report by Secretary for Foreign relations. 7 November 1977, 3 pp.

64 Text of letter sent to Ambassador Young on behalf of SWAPO President Comrade Sam Nujoma. 4 January 1978, 2 pp.

65 Untitled compilation of news reports from South Africa. 1978, 5 pp.

66 Invoice from Headley Brothers. 6 February 1978.

67 Notes covering the revised proposals. 30 March 1978. 2 pp.

68 Report to the National Executive of SWAPO. March 1978, 4 pp.

69 SWAPO members killed on 8 April 1978 in Windhoek.

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70 Memo to Heads of Departments and Members of the Central Committee by Peter, H. Katjavivi. 9 June 1978, 2 pp.

71 Dispatch from David Martin in Lusaka to Observer Foreign News Editor: Torture of detainees and institutionalized violence by South African troops in Namibia. 15 July 1978, 3 pp.

72 Report of a visit to the SWAPO Health and Education Center, Nyango, Zambia on 21st July 1978. By David de Beer. 4 pp.

73 Memo to Peter Katjavivi on UN Security Council resolution 385 (1976). 27 July 1978.

74 Decisions taken by SWAPO National Executive Committee at its meeting in Lusaka from 24 - 26 August 1978. 28 August 1978, 3 pp.

75 Report on Mission to Europe, by Peter Katyavivi, Secretary for Information and Publicity. September 1978, 6 pp.

76 The following documents have been circulated at the United Nations by the South African Government on 19 October 1978, and the representatives of the Five western members of the Security Council on 21 October 1978. 12 pp.

77 Memo to Peter Katjavivi. 10 October 1978, 2 pp.

78 Telex received from Windhoek. 24 November 1978, 3 pp.

79 Suggestion and hints on an election campaign in Namibia. 1978, 4 pp.

80 Report on Funds received by SWAPO from IUEF for use inside Namibia during 1978. 3 pp.

81 SWAPO Printshop - progress report 27 January 1979. 3pp.

82 Confidential: Nujoma/Ahtisaari. 1 February 1979, 7 pp.

83 SWAPO’s comments and recommendations to the UN Secretary general on the implementation of the UN plan. 10 February 1979, 4 pp.

84 The recent Front - line summit, Angola 3 - 4 March 1979. 3 pp.

85 Guidelines to the Leadership in all the SWAPO branches. Lusaka, 15 June 1979, 2 pp.

86 Joint Swedish social Democratic party - SWAPO seminar on elections, held in Lusaka Zambia, on 27 June to 2 July 1979.

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87 Excerpt from Rand Daily Mail. 28 September 1979, 2 pp.

88 SWAPO questions based on the Western Proposal on “monitoring and establishment of a demilitarized zone”. 16 October 1979.

89 Draft suggestions of approach to, and proposals for, the 20th November meeting between SWAPO, CGT, and CFDT in Paris. 1979, 6 pp. File No. 4: 1980 -

90 SWAPO mobile film units

91 List of the names of the members of the central Committee invited to the Annual Meeting, 21st – 24th September, 1977, Lubango.

92 The Declaration of the South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO) Central Committee. Adopted at its meeting held from 21st-24th September, 1977.

93 Ondangua, S.W.A. Report on meeting held with Chief Ushona Shiimi, Chief Councilor of Ovamboland self-government by Ovambo delegates on 28 June 1971. 2 pp.

94 Trial of 12 Workers in connection with S.W.A. strike. (ca. 1972) 4 pp.

95 Points emerging from the discussion between Mr. Escher, UN Secretary General’s special representative and Mr. Nujoma, SWAPO President, in Geneva. 7 October 1972.

8 SWAPO: 1980-1984 1 Text of statement of the United Nations Council for Namibia on the international conference in solidarity with the struggle of the people of Namibia to be held in Paris from 11 to 13 September 1980. 2 pp.

2 Note for the File, by Peter Katjavivi. 12 December 1980.

3 Confidential: Prime Minister Botha ‟s meeting with Internal Parties, 5 6 February 1981, Cape Town. 11 February 1981.

4 Crossed Check (&20,000 made out to Christian Council of Churches in Namibia). 30 March 1981. 4 pp. (with attached handwritten document).

5 Confidential: Plan for resolving Namibia situation circulating among Contact Group. 8 April 1981, 3 pp.

6 Confidential: Note of conversation: Thornberry/Oosthuizen, Friday 8 May 1981, 3 pp.

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7 Confidential: Meeting of the to consider the Namibian situation prior to ’s visit there on 14 - 15 May 1981. 13 May 1981, 3 pp.

8 Confidential: Conversation with Contact Group - Note. 4 June 1981, 2 pp.

9 5th Annual meeting of the Central Committee. 16 November 1981.

10 Post-Geneva meetings between South Africa and USA, and Contact Group. 18 Feb 1981 - 12 May 1982. 4 pp.

11 Kaukungwa from Mueshihange on message received from Koos Coetzee of the Rand Daily mail. 9 July 1982, 2 pp.

12 Agenda. 26 August 1982. Page 35 of 47

13 Letter to the United Nations Secretary General, Mr. Javier Perez de Cuellar on the occasion of his visit to Namibia. August 1983, 2 pp.

14 Meeting between 8 members of Parliament of the United Kingdom, and SWAPO. 2 November 1983, 7 pp.

15 Memo on South African forgery plot against SWAPO in Namibia. 2 April 1984.

16 Report on the Lusaka talks. 18 May 1984.

17 George Corrin - Man and Nature. B.D.A.A. Conference. 5 - 7 June 1984.

18 Namibia and the Churches: A day conference to promote awareness and action. London, 3 November 1984, 7 pp.

19 President Jose Eduardo dos Santos speaks to Washington Post. 10 October 1984, 4 pp.

9 The Victoria Falls Talks (on Zimbabwe): 1975 1 Opening speech by Prime Minister Mr. Smith, 25 August, 1975 2 Introductory Speech to the Declaration of the intention to negotiate an acceptable settlement by the president of the African national Council, Bishop AT Muzorewa, Victoria Falls Bridge, 25 August, 1975 3 Speech by His Excellency the President Dr. K.D. Kaunda, 25 August, 1975 4 Speech by Prime Minister Mr. Voster, 25 August, 1975 5 Declaration of Intention to negotiate a Settlement, Victoria Falls Bridge, 25 Aug 1975

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10 Nujoma, Sam press statements: 1970 – 1972 1 Press Statement by Sam Nujoma, President of the South West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO) of Namibia presented at a press conference at St Bride's Institute on 9 Dec, 1970 2 Statement submitted by Sam Nujoma, President of the South West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO) of Namibia to the Conference of Foreign Ministers of Non- Aligned Countries, in George-Town, Guyana, from August 3-11, 1972 3 Statement delivered by Mr Nujoma, President of SWAPO, before the United Nations Security Council on 5 October 1971 4 Statement by Mr Sam Nujoma, President of the South West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO) of Namibia before the summit of Heads of State and Government, held in Rabat from 12-15 June 1972 5 Statement by the Right Reverend Colin O'brien Winter, Bishop of Damaraland to the congregation of St. George's Cathedral, Windhoek, 24 January 1971 6 Statement by Mrs. Liv Aasen, Member of Parliament, in the General Debate in the Fourth Committee on the situation in Southern Africa

11 Various SWAPO press statements and press releases including speeches: 1970 – 1977 1 Statement to be made by the Reverends BG Karuaera and ES Tjirimuje, leading members of the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Namibia, to a meeting at the House of Commons, Committee Room 13, at 7.30pm, Thursday, 17 February, 1977 2 Press Release: The South African People's Organization (SWAPO) of Namibia, Dar es Salaam, September 21, 1972 3 Press Conference by Mr Sam Nujoma, President of SWAPO of Namibia, Dar es Salaam, February 4, 1972 4 Press Statement by the South West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO) of Namibia, Ottawa, November 8, 1971 5 Namibian People's message to the Foreign Ministers of the East and Central Africa States meeting in Dar es Salaam submitted by the South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO) of Namibia, Dar es Salaam, September 5, 1972 6 Press Conference by Mr Sam Nujoma, president of the South West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO) of Namibia, Algiers, 26 November, 1970 7 A statement issued by the South West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO) of Namibia on the 26th of August - The Namibia Day, 1972

12 Garoeb, Moses M - statement by to the UN: 1971 May

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PA 1/17 STATEMENTS, AFFIDAVITS, INTERVIEWS & HEARINGS & DECLARATIONS

1 Repression and Torture: 1974 1977 Includes court hearings.

2 UN Hearings on Namibian Uranium: 1980 July 9-10

3 Interviews with Nama School teachers on strike (Tape transcripts): 1977

4 Activities of South Africa/UNITA along the Okavango River by unknown: 1977 Oct 10

5 Interview with Greenwell Matongo, Political Commissar of PLAN (transcript): 1977 Oct 25 6 Summary of interview with Prof. Gerhard Totemeyer by unknown: 1977 Jan 24

7 Delegation of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the General Assembly, statement by Prof Arnold JP Tammes: 1971 Oct 28

8 Interviews – DJK Tjongarero, and Martha Ford: 1976 Feb

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9 Statements by Churches in Namibia/Council for Churches in Namibia: 1975 – 1979

10 Statement by Mr Ennal (Minister of State [UK]) to a group of delegates from Namibian Constitutional Talks: 1975 Oct 21

11 Statement by Michael Davies of the American Committee on Africa to the Subcommittee on International Organisations, International Affairs Committee of the United States House of Representatives: 1976 Aug 24

12 Draft declaration by the Front Line States at Arusha: 1979 July 3

13 Policy statement by the Association for the Preservation of Tjamuara/Maharero Royal House Regarding the Constitutional Conference on the future of South West Africa: n.d.

14 Statement by the National Executive Committee of the Labour Party [UK]: 1973

15 UN – Testimony to Human Rights Commission – witnesses of South African brutality in Namibia: n.d.

PA 1/18 TELEGRAMS

1 SWAPO: [1981]

PA 1/19 THESES

1 Ndavirue, Zedekia, ‘Political parties and interest groups in SWA: A study of a plural society’ (2 volumes): 1972

2 Lund, Von Wenda, ‘Die Rossing – Ukranmine in Namibia und Ihre Regionale und International Politische Bedeutung’: 1983

3 Mbeki, Moeletsi G. - ‘The African Middle Class and Political Change in south Africa, 1884-1964’

4 Mujoro, Zedekia Kapirikirue – ‘Christ and the Center of Culture: The Namibian Experience’: n.d.

5 Stals, ELP – ‘Die Blankes in Suidwes-Afrika 1850-1915’: n.d.

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6 Taylor, Pauline – ‘The Union Government’s Treatment of the South-West African Mandate (1915-1944)’: n.d.

7 Tobias, Jeremia Kasunda – ‘The Contribution of distance teaching to educational development in Namibia’: n.d.

8 Karslen Eduard Bogislaw von Kleist – ‘Some aspects of growth and income distribution in Namibia’: n.d.

9 Emmert, Antony Brown – ‘The rise of African Nationalism in South West Africa/Namibia 1915-1966’: n.d.

10 Kavina, Saros BD – ‘The SWA Dispute: A political Study’: n.d.

11 Nakamhela, Ngeno Zacharias – ‘Klinische Seelsorgeausbildune im Afrikanischen Kontext’: n.d.

12 Protestantse Theologische Faculteit Te Brussels – Sending en Kolonialisme in Suidewes- Afrika – Die involed van die Duitse Kolonialisme op die sendingwerk van die Rynse Sendinggenootskap in die vroeere Duits-Suidewes-Afrika (1880 – 1914/1918) door Johannes Lukas de Vries: n.d.

PA 1/20 MISCELLENEOUS

1 Includes notes, newspaper cuttings, and articles. Declarations on Namibia; report on job-skill training in SWA; news review from Mozambique Information Office: n.d.

2 Texts in Afrikaans, Herero etc.: 1968 – 1984

3 Guerilla incursions (PLAN): 1975 -1977 (Handwritten notes in diary form)

4 SWAPO proposals and projects: [1975 – 1981]

5 SWAPO proposed print and visual projects – such as plans for SWAPO newspaper, SWAPO print-shop project, film, posters and photographs: [1977 – 1978]

6 SWAPO political negotiations: [1977 – 1982]

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7 United Nations issues: n.d.

8 United Nations issues: 1970 -1979

9 United Nations issues: 1980 – 1985

10 United States (of America) issues: n.d.

11 Republic of South Africa: n.d.

12 SWAPO Internal documents: n.d.

13 SWAPO internal documents: 1965 – 1969

14 ‘The Role of the University in a Changing South Africa’ – ‘Perceptions of Wits: Tomorrow begins at Wits Today’: 1986 June

15 Verenigte Evangelische Mission (Archiv); Van Sending tot Kerk 1842-1967. 125 Jaar Rymse Sending arbeid in Suides Afrka; Herero Anfstand 1904-1906 [NAMIBIANNA]

16 List of documents on the subject of political affairs – German Southwest Africa - reproduced at the National Archives (?) 17 Rhemische Missions: 1939 – 1940

18 Archivess of the Rhemisch Mission – ‘Am Ramde der Kalahari’ by WA Wiemecke (1858); 40 jahrige Missionanbett in Syuwest Afriak by Von Ch. Spellemeyer; Rheimische Missions – Benichte, and Die Schwarze Johanna. Dr H. Vedder Rhenischer Mission (1936)

19 Statements, notes, articles, correspondence on , and NUDO: 1971 - 1976

20 Intervention by Sir Coli Crowe in the Security Council (meeting) on Self-determination and territorial integrity in Namibia: 1971 Oct 13

21 Miscellaneous topics on Namibia Labour matters: 1971 -1979

22 Information on South West Africa/Namibia: 1972 -1982

23 Statutes of the Republic of South Africa: 1972

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24 Essays by workers at Orangemund (in English, Afrikaans, Oshiwambo & other) (Handwritten): 1972- 1973 Includes typed texts.

25 Namibian documents: 1973 -1984 A miscellany of documents including a profile of the United States contribution to underdevelopment in Namibia; information on the Namibia Fund; the Namibia Caravan Report; SWAPO poster calendars (1977); and various articles on background information on Namibia and the situation in Namibia.

26 South African propaganda: 1957 – 1984 Includes various publications.

27 ‘The proper place for the Odendaal Commission Report is the waste paper basket’ in Freedom: International Organ of the South West Africa national Union: 1964 Aug Includes other articles on Namibia.

28 Document on Kozonguizi on allegations that he is a South African spy [statement written by Kozonguizi]: 1969

29 ‘Conflict and power in nineteenth century Namibia’ by Brigitte Lau; Namibia Information Service – New steps towards independence; ‘Montangeologische Erkundung und Gemese der metemorphen, exhalative-sedimetaren Zm Cu Lagerstate Kobos im Altkuistallin des Mauchas-Hochlandes, SW-Africa’ – dissertation zur Erlangung des Grades eimes Doktors der Naturwissenschaften: 1964 – 1980

30 ‘Namibia 1884 – 1984: 100 Years of Foreign Occupation, 100 Years of Struggle’ – papers for International Conference on Namibia held in London: 1984

31 Peter Katjavivi review of article ‘The Revolt of the Herero’ in Journal of Southern African Studies, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1984: 1984

32 Conference on Education priorities in Sub-Saharan Africa – background statistical information in educational provision for selected countries: 1984 Nov

33 Selected list of theses on Namibia: 1984

34 Namibia Junior Secondary History Book (Drafts): 1985 Oct Includes Lesnbuck Namibia II – textbook in German – English Summaries – the Namibia Project.

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35 List of documents at the Bishop Winter Centre for Namibia, Oxford, UK: 1986

36 The Academy Induction 1986: Background notes on Southern Africa and Namibia: 1986

37 Visit of South West Africans to the Federal Republic of Germany – list of representatives: 1975

38 Parliamentary Debates – House of Commons: 1974 -1975

39 A miscellany of documents including information on Namibia political developments 1973/4; documents/articles on South Africa’s political tactics, liberation, the role of ; Trade Union Seminar on Namibian Uranium; ‘production and land policies in the Herero Reserves’; speech on Education Seminar: 1977 – 1979

40 Film on Namibia struggle for freedom - outline of documentary film: n.d.

41 Tape transcripts (Original tapes not known where they are): n.d.

42 Various documents on Namibia struggle for liberation: 1962 – 1987

43 The Nama Teachers Association of South West Africa - document: [1970]

44 Documents (2 folders)on other political organizations and groups working on resistance to colonialism in Namibia including the Namibia Communist Party, NAMSO, NABSO, and Namibia Democratic Coalition: 1970 – 1983

45 Order of Service for Chief Hosea Kutako: 1970

46 Various documents on Namibia including articles on Katutura, statement of torture by Festus Thomas, biography of , tribes of SWA, and documents on complaints against the Damara people in Botswana: 1967 - 1972

47 A miscellany of documents on Namibia struggle for independence: 1975 - 1988

48 A miscellany of documents on Namibia: 1975 – 1976 Includes handwritten script by Daniel Jeundikwa Kaova Tjongarero [on his life and political activities], 1977.

49 South West Africa: Problems and Alternatives – programme for Summer School, University of Cape Town: 1975 Feb 10-14

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50 Christian Centre, Windhoek – documents on the work of: 1976 – 1977 51 United Nations – General Assembly and other UN works on Namibia: 1975 – 1980

52 ‘Official Zambian Policy towards Namibian developments’ – author unknown: 1975 Sept 1

53 United Nations Institute for Namibia – various documents on: 1976 – 1980

54 National Adult Literacy Organization of Namibia – Administrative Handbook: 1978 Oct 23

55 A new approach to the Teaching of Literacy – document: 1978 Nov 6

56 including Rossin Uranium: 1979 - 1983

57 Political prisoners – lists, IDAF documents on political prisoners and detainees: 1980 Includes copy of death certificate of Johanis Shimweeleni; biographical note on Axel Johannes; notes on Swakopmund Trial; document on floggings in Namibia; petitions with signatures for ‘Free Nkandi’ campaign.

58 Namibia Update: Joint Statement of the Members of the Council of Ministers of the Territory of South West Africa: 1980 Sept

59 ‘Voices of Africa’ – radio station from Washington CD: Transcript of interview with Peter Katjavivi on University of Namibia: [199-]

60 BBC Play ‘Child of Hope’: n.d. 61 SWAPO Youth League – on programme for political education: n.d.

62 ‘Our analysis of the so-called petition for the establishment of an Interim Government’ – unknown document: n.d.

63 Chief Hosea Kutako – biographical information on: n.d.

64 ‘The new unholy alliance’ – (draft), author unknown: n.d.

65 Social Democratic Policy on Southern Africa: n.d.

66 Constitutional Development in SWA/Namibia – The Turnhalle to the Council of Ministers (document) and pamphlet on the Ministers’ Council of SWA/Namibia: 1980

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67 Union of South Africa: Mandated Territory of SWA: n.d.

68 List of documents in foreign libraries/archives on Namibia: n.d.

69 Southern Africa Dossier – ‘Namibia: the prospect for a settlement’ (Centro de Estudos Africanos, Universidado Eduardo Mondhlane, Maputo: 1981 Nov 11

70 ‘N Streekstudie Van Die Rehoboth-Gebiet En Aangrensende Gebiede Ten Einde Ekonomiese Ontwikkelingsprojekte Waaraan Die Eeerste Nasionale Ontwikkenlingskorporasie Van SWA Beperk Deel Kan He, Te Identifiseer: 1981

71 United Nations Council for Namibia – documents on trips to Europe and Panama: 1981

72 Lutheran World Federation – documents on war situation in Namibia: 1981 – 1982

73 Document on Namibia Economy: 1981

74 Document on Peter Kalangula and also short interviews with SWAPO members in Europe: 1982

75 Southern Africa Dossier – ‘Namibia: Setbacks to South Africa’s strategy – The Internal Settlement’: 1982 Mar 3

76 Mineral industry of Namibia – documents on: 1983

77 Centre for African Studies/Namibia Project – Namibia papers: Education for Liberation Studies, Circular No.1/2: 1987 Oct

78 Proposed shareholder questions on Cons Gold group operations in Namibia for the Annual General Meeting of Consolidated Gold Fields PLC to be held in London: 1987

79 Various documents on Namibia - facts on Namibia; Namibia International Conference (1872); Terrorism Trial (1968); text on the film ‘the liberation struggle in Namibia’; Namibia atrocities; and magazine article with pictures of starving Herero people during the 1904 genocide: *1970’s+

80 ‘Stowaway’ – on 1959 disturbances in Windhoek when Africans were forcibly moved to Katutura: 1959

81 ‘The History of the Pan-African’ – Resolution to UNO on South West Africa: n.d.

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82 An appeal for the release of political prisoners by the Special Campaign Committee for the Release of South West African Political Prisoners SCCROSWAPP): n.d.

83 The Roads to Freedom in Namibia – Strike and Political Protest [Document by SWAPO]: n.d.

84 Notes for slide-tape show ‘A People Dispossessed: The Story of Refugees from Namibia’ by the Namibia Refugee Project: n.d.

85 The United Nations Yearbook on Namibia (suggested format by NA Angula): n.d.

86 A preliminary catalogue of literature related to Namibia in the Library of the Finnish Society, Helsinki compiled by Werner Hillebrecht: 1985 Dec

87 Inter-confessional Consultation on Namibia, Hanover – tentative programme and background information: 1986 Nov

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