Material relating to the ACTSA campaign to help "South Africa Reap the Fruits of Freedom" including letters, promotional 'orange' order forms, leaflets and newsletters.
Posters, press releases and information about the artists appearing at the Wales Anti-Apartheid Movement "Freedom Concert" at St David's Hall, Cardiff, 26 April 1990.
Small group of financial reports and balance sheets. The Balance Report for 1988 includes financial details from 1986.
Federation of South African Trade Unions (FOSATU),
Eight booklets printed by FOSATU. Titles include, 'Women workers', 'Fighting Retrenchment', 'Stoppages in East Rand Metal Factories' and 'An introduction to the Federation of South African Trade Unions.'
Fair elections and independence,
Material relating to the 1993 International Conference on Southern Africa and the International Campaign for Free and Fair Elections in South Africa, comprising launch statements, campaign materials, draft fundraising documents, AAM National Committee reports and minutes, political reports and conference papers, AGM notices and promotional material. This campaign was the pre-cursor to the 'Countdown to Democracy Campaign.'
European Union/Southern Africa ministerial conference,
Declaration, and a Special Appeal by the Liaison group of AAMs in the EU to the Council of Ministers of the EU made at the Berlin Conference, 5-6 September 1994.
Election guide to local action,
Campaign pack for the ACTSA Election Guide to Local Action campaign comprising background notes, campaign plan, contact list of main political parties and pledge leaflet.
Letters, bulletins, press-cuttings and petitions relating to the campaign against South African competitors in Welsh eisteddfodau, or those Welsh groups who have appeared in South Africa. Events targeted include the Llangollen International Eisteddfod, 1981-1984, the National Eisteddfod, 1981-[1988], and the Urdd National Eisteddfod, 1985.
Disinvestment in South Africa,
Material relating to an Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM) disinvestment campaign which sought to raise awareness of the extent of British investment in South Africa and how this supported the Apartheid regime there. This file contains material aimed mainly at students attending British universities, consisting of campaign briefings and instructions, correspondence between particular student unions and Barclays Bank, draft memoranda, and printed reports and studies by various organisations such as the AAM, Leeds University South Africa Disinvestment Group, and the United Nations. Also a Trades Union Congress (TUC) report on the withdrawal of all British investment from South Africa, which was circulated to Trade Union Pension Fund Trustees.
Papers of the Deeside group meetings.
Campaign briefing marking the anniversary of the massacre by South African troops of 26 people on a Soweto-bound commuter train on the 13th of September, 1990. The event became known as the 'Inkathagate Scandal'.
Cricket: 'Stop the tour' campaign,
Material relating to the Anti-Apartheid Movement campaign to stop the English cricket team tour of South Africa in 1990 comprising press releases, copy letters, press cuttings and copy press cuttings. Also includes two copy letters relating to the International Cricket Council (ICC) decision to re-admit South Africa as a member in 1991.
Countdown to democracy in South Africa,
Material relating to the Countdown to Democracy in South Africa campaign, which sought to ensure a fair electoral process in the April 27th elections. File includes campaign plans and briefings; letters and statements from the Anti-Apartheid Movement, African National Congress and others; Local Group circulars and meeting agenda; draft background papers; newsletters (including 'Election Monitor'); leaflets; posters and press announcements.