Police statement (undated) by Justice Mamiane, dog handler of the SAP. Source: SAB K345, vols. 85-86

Police statement (6 July 1976) by Phahlala Elias Manganye, dog handler of the SAP. Source: SAB K345, vols. 85-86

Statement (28 June 1976) by Rose Maphalala, 16 years old. Source: SAB K345, vols. 85-86

Handwritten statement (23 October 1976) by Bafunani Joseph Mokoena (19), page 1. Source: SAB K345, vol. 190, exhibit 92

Typed statement (23 October 1976) by Bafunani Joseph Mokoena (19). Source: SAB K345, vol. 190, exhibit 92

Handwritten statement (23 October 1976) by Stephen Maila, schoolteacher (30). Source: SAB K345, vol. 190, exhibit 92

Typed statement (23 October 1976) by Stephen Maila, schoolteacher (30). Source: SAB K345, vol. 190, exhibit 92

Flier: "Tsoga" [Mothers Awake], Tswana. Source: SAB K345, vol. 99

Flier: "Mothers Awake," English version. Source: SAB K345, vol. 99

Flier: "The Voice of Black People in South Africa." Source: SAB K345, vol. 99

Flier: "The Voice of Black People in South Africa." Source: SAB K345, vol. 99

Flier: "The Voice of Black People in South Africa." Source: SAB K345, vol. 99

Flier: "To Town!" Source: SAB K345, vol. 99

Flier: "Soweto Invaded!!!" Source: SAB K345, vol. 99

Flier: "Azi Khwelwa" Source: SAB K345, vol. 99

Flier: "Resa Boela" Source: SAB K345, vol. 99

Statement (undated) by Aubrey Dundubele Mokoena, while in police custody. Source: SAB K345, vol. 99

Statement (12 January 1977) by Mafison Morobe while in police custody. Source: SAB K345, Vol. 99

Statement (3 August 1976) by Rodney Paul Rammekoa while in police custody. Source: SAB K345, Vol. 99

Statement (12 August 1976) by Lucas Zwelinzima Sizani while in police custody. Source: SAB K345, Vol. 99

Statement (undated) by Reatile Kingdom Lolwane while in police custody. Source: SAB K345, Vol. 99

SSRC Pamphlet, handwritten document, advocating strategy of non-violence. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 411

Trofomo Sono's exercise book

Mangaliso Mosiwa's exercise book: essay on Black Consciousness, Black power and Black theology. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (20 May 1977) requesting permission to see Tsankie Lazarus Modiakgotla from family. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (21 February 1977) from attorney to Mrs. Modiakgotla about Tsankie Lazarus Modiakgotla's detention. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter from the office of the Divisional Commander to the Modiakgotla's attorney concerning Tsankie Lazarus Modiakgotla. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Essay: "Not yet Uhuru." Signed by Oginga Odinga. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

List of names. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Essay: "Introductory Remarks on Education and an Outline of a Suggested Education Policy." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter from Seth Mazibuko to the Branch Secretary of SASM. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Hand-written text: "The History of SASM 1976-1979." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Motion by Allen Budeli. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter: Seth Mazibuko explaining course of action dictated by the detention of SASM leaders. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (17 October 1977): Seth Mazibuko to Father Kearns requesting help in securing funds. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (28 September 1977): Seth Mazibuko about detention of SASM leaders. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter: Seth Mazibuko about detention of SASM leaders. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Minutes of the Fourth General Students' Council meeting (4 July 1977). Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Speech Notes. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Speech Notes. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Speech Notes. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Poem: "The Incredible Hippo" by "The Sugar." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Essay: "Freedom as Seen by a Student." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Policy Statement. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Minutes of a meeting (4 June 1977): Zoutpansberg Students' Organization. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter from Seth Mazibuko to newspapers condemning Steve Biko's death. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Minutes of the Third General Students' Council Meeting (28 May 1976). Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Essay: "Education." Mazibuko's thoughts condemning the Bantu educational system. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter from Seth Mazibuko to newspapers condemning Steve Biko's death. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Resolution on Sports; part of minutes of the Third General Student Council Meeting (28 May 1976). Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

SASM Application to Anglo-American Corporation for grant. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Negative reply (31 August 1977) from Anglo-American to SASM grant request. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Drafted Constitution of Zoutpansberg Students' Organization. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Progress report by ZOSO, Zoutpansberg Student's Organization. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Notes: "Black Consciousness." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Document outlining policies including: Religion, Workers, Wages, Professionals, Trade Unions, Foreign Investments, and Government-Created Bodies. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (8 July 1976) from Mzuvukile Maqetuka to the Secretary Organizer of SASM. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Presidential Speech of Mzuvukile Maqetuka. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

SSRC Reply to Slanderous Anonymous Pamphlet. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Press release by Gordon Sono, page 1. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter to "Steve," first page missing, from Sindiswa. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (April 1976) from Mbuyisa to Tingo. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (24 August 1976) to Sindisiwa. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Health card: Itumeleng Gwazela (Institute of Black Studies). Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Membership card belonging to Sindiswa Gwazela for Las Vegas Records. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Book: "No Name in the Street" by James Baldwin belonging to Sindiswa Gwazela. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Book: "No Name in the Street" by James Baldwin belonging to Sindiswa Gwazela. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (24 November 1976) from Sindiswa Gwazela to Thabo: "I am not turning back." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Sindiswa Gwazela's notes: "You people are digging Vorster's grave." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Sindiswa Gwazela comments, July 1976. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Essay: "The Indigenous Agitator" by Gwazela. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (27 February 1976) to Flo from Andy. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (3 September 1976) to Sister Alice from Sindiswa Gwazela. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Essay: "South Africa Black Woman's Point of View" (by Nim Mkele? Sindiswa Gwazela's handwriting). Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Funding request (22 October 1977) to Robin Pelican from Nimrod Mkele for purpose of the formation of the Institute of Black Studies. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Sindiswa Gwazela's application for sales position with Crocker Agencies (6 July 1976), with reference to her age (28). Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Poem: "Weep Not," for Abraham Tiro (Gwazela's handwriting). Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Essay: "I am hurt but very hurt" (Gwazela). Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (24 February 1976): to Sindiswa Gwazela from Tshedi Thale. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (undated): from Sindiswa to "My darling.". Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (September 1976): from Sindiswa to "Darling Myanisa." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (9 September 1976): from Sindiswa to Mama Mama'M. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (9 September 1976): from Sindiswa to "My Darling Baby." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Letter (9 September 1976): Gwazela to Nombulelo. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Printed flier: "A Call to the Black Religious Community in Behalf of Justice in Southern Africa." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

Police document (24 November 1976): inventory of property seized from Gwazela. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 413

My Thoughts. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Notes confiscated from Masabatha Loate, about Bantu Education and Andrew Young's visit. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Handwritten note (press release for The World newspaper) about U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young's visit to South Africa. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Open Letter to Soweto Parents about the SSRC by Concerned Soweto Parents. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Notes" "Critics on a Blackman!!" Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Handwritten notes for speech: "The Suffering of One Black Man." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Handwritten notes for speech (?): "Bantu Education Can Be Changed." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Notes for speech/statement on the solidarity call for December 16, 1976 (6 months after the beginning of the Uprising). Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Notes for speech/statement on the solidarity call for December 16, 1976 (6 months after the beginning of the Uprising). Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Notebook, possibly Daniel Sechaba's, some pages loose, others clearly carbon copied, handwritten statement in reaction to rent increase. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Handwritten notes in notebook for responses to World newspaper articles on SSRC reaction to the stoning of UBC buildings, UBC, and rent increases: "We Categorically Reject." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Pages from notebook (17 May 1977), SSRC thank yous to Soweto students and residents for helping secure the release of SSRC members Thabo Ndabeni and Khotso Lengane. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Pages from notebook. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Pages from notebook. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Pages from notebook. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Pamphlet, identified as SASM pamphlet in inventory: "Black Women and the Legal Monster That Rules Their Lives." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Loate papers: "SSRC Fact Finding Mission." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Loate papers: handwritten sheet, identified as "Toespraak en handskrif Teboho Nsomezulu" [speech and handwriting of Teboho Nsomezulu]. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Notebook, handwritten notes about weekend symposium held at The World's offices, with JCL Strydom, about school and education issues: "Notebook Student Participation at Education Symposium." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Notebook page, distrusting Brigadier Jan Visser. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Notebook: "Skipping the Border." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Notebook, miscellaneous thoughts: "SSRC Meeting etc." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Pages from notebook, solidarity with evictions: "SSRC Exclusively to Our Oppressed Brothers - Introspection." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Two pages, handwritten, address to students outside of Soweto: "To Outside Students." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Speech, handwritten: "Solidarity." Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 436

Letter (25 June 1978) to police from Daniel Montsisi refusing to "reconsider" his earlier unwillingness to assist with a police investigation. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 416

Flier issued by SSRC to mark anniversary of June 16, with procedure on before and after June 16. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 416

Flier issued by SSRC to call for stay-away, November 1976: "Azikhwelwa" [we will not ride]. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 416

Copy of DSCN3026: SSRC flier for anniversary of June 16. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 416

SSRC flier: "June 16th, Students Day". Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 416

Pamphlet: "History of SSRC and Student Leaders," published in remembrance of Steven Biko. Source: Civil Case WLD 6857 (1977), Vol. 416