E5.2 :: Research documents

► E5 :: Chapter 16: Old left, new left: Thabo and Moeletsi
► E5.2 :: Research documents
► E5.2.1 :: Discussion with Moeletsi Mbeki, 1 April 2003
► E5.2.2 :: Jabu Moleketi and Josiah Jele Two Strategies of the National Liberation Movement in the struggle for the victory of the National Democratic Revolution
► E5.2.3 :: Sedgwick, Peter Farewell, Grosvenor Square in The Left in Britain, ed. David Widgery, David, Penguin 1976, pp 19-41
► E5.2.4 :: Leslie Cagan Being Left, It Should Be Possible, It Has To Be Possible
► E5.2.5 :: Mbeki, T Letter to Jane, 7 February , 1966 [The setting up a national student Rhodesia Action Group]
► E5.2.6 :: Sussex Outlook, Number 11, May 24, 1966 Picture of Zalkes Mokae and Athol Fugard [performing The Blood Knot at the Theatre Royal joined students for the last 90 minutes of their 24-hour Rhodesia vigil]
► E5.2.7 :: Sussex Outlook, April 27, 1965 Students and Politics: Unresolved questions by Norman Mackenzie
► E5.2.8 :: Sussex Outlook, December 9, 1965 Rhodesia Action Group
► E5.2.9 :: Daily Express, undated (assumed to be 1999) Charmer ready to take Mandela role [quoting fellow Sussex students]
► E5.2.10 :: The Argus, Tuesday, January 26, 1999, p 12 Sussex student tipped to succeed Nelson Mandela [anecdotes from fellow Sussex students]
► E5.2.11 :: Marwick, A The Sixties pp 454-473 (National and other identities), pp 536-547, 560-563 (Freedom, turbulence and death), pp 606-613, 632-643 (1968 (and 1969), pp 690-691 (Women's turn)
► E5.2.12 :: New Left, Old Left from The Year of the Barricades pp 33-47, 354-357
► E5.2.13 :: Sussex Outlook, 2 November 1965. Politics and Hypocrisy [Rhodesia]
► E5.2.14 :: Sussex Outlook, 17 November 1966 ... at Rhodesia Debate: Demand for Force Questioned [Rhodesia]
► E5.2.15 :: Sussex International No 2 Spring 1967 Crisis of Conscience: Britain and Rhodesia, 1889-1966: The evasion of responsibility by Richard Brown [Rhodesia]
► E5.2.16 :: Wine Press, 24 January 1966. Rhodesia: If sanctions fail, what next in South Africa? [Rhodesia]
► E5.2.17 :: Research report on Moeletsi Mbeki's critique of BEE [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.18 :: Moeletsi Mbeki. The private sector, political elites and underdevelopment in Sub-Saharan Africa; Source: This day, date unknown [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.19 :: Moeletsi Mbeki, conference paper. The Role of the Black Middle Class and Business in addressing the Challenges of the Second Economy: A Capitalist with Soul. Is there such a thing? Black Management forum Annual Conference, 13 to 14 October 2005 [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.20 :: The Citizen, 18 September 2004. Clash of opinions on the merits of BEE by Ron Derby [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.21 :: The Citizen, 11 September 2004. Mbeki says BEE is not working by Elian Wiene [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.22 :: Weekly Mail and Guardian, 2 October 2003. Moeletsi in new attack on BEE by Barbara Ludman [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.23 :: Business Day, 5 June 2003. Empowerment enriches only a select few [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.24 :: The Star, 4 August 2004. Why Africa is becoming ever poorer by Moeletsi Mbeki [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.25 :: The Star, 8 April 2005 South Korea's economic miracle by Moeletsi Mbeki [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.26 :: Moeletsi Mbeki, an expanded version of a public lecture given on 26 April 2006 at Wits What is transformation? The white roots of BEE [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.27 :: Saturday Star, 5 July 2003 We need to develop real entrepreneurs by Moeletsi Mbeki [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.29 :: This day, 6 August 2004. The iron law of African underdevelopment by Moeletsi Mbeki [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.30 :: This day, 4 August 2004, p 1 Moeletsi Mbeki lashes African elite by Marlene Burger [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.31 :: Zimbabwe Herald, 21 November 1985, p 18 Working-class leadership in SA struggle: debate reopened by Moeletsi Mbeki [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.32 :: Zimbabwe Herald, 28 November 1985, p 12 Inaccuracies in article on SA [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.33 :: Sampie Terreblanche. Some remarks on A History of Inequality in South Africa, 1652-2002’’ 6 February 2003 [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.34 :: Moeletsi Mbeki. South Africa: What's Next After 2004: A SWOT Analysis prepared for presentation to the Old Mutual Board [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.35 :: South African Press Association (Johannesburg) June 8, 2003 Black Business Angry After Mbeki's Brother Slams Empowerment [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.36 :: Business Day, June 6, 2003. Treat empowerment as a complex social transformation issue [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.37 :: Aziz Pahad, open letter to an old friend, Professor Sampie Terreblanche [A defence of ANC economic policy after Terreblanche attacked the ANC for its neo-liberal policies] [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.38 :: Sunday Times, 6 October 2002, Between the market and a hard place: The ANC government is compromised by its economic policies, writes Devan Pillay [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.39 :: News24 (SA), 9 December (year unknown) SAIIA: Pull the economic plug [Moeletsi Mbeki, BEE]
► E5.2.40 :: The Financial Gazette, 26 November 2000 South Africa faces opaque times ahead by Howard Barrell [Moeletsi Mbeki, Background to arms deal]
► E5.2.41 :: Terry Crawford-Browne. The betrayal of the struggle against apartheid: a summary of South Africa's R48 billion weapons acquisition programme, related offsets and allegations of corruption and written questions by Patricia De Lille, MP tabled in Parliament to: Minister of Defence, Minister of Trade and Industry, Minister of Public Enterprises, Minister of Finance 28 September, 2000 [Moeletsi Mbeki, Arms deal]
► E5.2.42 :: Business Day (15 November 2001) Erwin set to publish details on IDC loans
► E5.2.43 :: Business Day (15 November 2001) Headline
► E5.2.44 :: Mail and Guardian, July 27 to August 2 2001 President's brother buys into arms deal by Paul Kirk [Moeletsi Mbeki, Arms deal]
► E5.2.45 :: Financial Mail (SA), 20 July 2001 ANC brains slug it out over Zanu and the MDC [Moeletsi Mbeki, Zimbabwe]
► E5.2.46 :: Focus, July 2002, pp 3-11 Q & A: Moeletsi Mbeki speaks on HIV/AIDS, Zimbabwe, Angola and Foreign Aid [Moeletsi Mbeki, Zimbabwe]
► E5.2.47 :: Umrabulo No 11, date unknown. Zimbabwe and South Africa: Anatomy of a crisis revisited by Moeletsi Mbeki [Moeletsi Mbeki, Zimbabwe]
► E5.2.48 :: South African Press Association (Johannesburg), 9 December 2001. SAIIA Warns of War in Zimbabwe [Moeletsi Mbeki, Zimbabwe]
► E5.2.49 :: Mail and Guardian online, 20 January 2003 Africa during 2002’ by Moeletsi Mbeki [The new African Union] [Moeletsi Mbeki, Zimbabwe]
► E5.2.50 :: Business in Africa (2003, exact date unknown). African Union One Step Closer by Janet Sebastian [Moeletsi Mbeki, Zimbabwe]
► E5.2.51 :: Africa online, 4 July 2002. Mixed reaction to AU [Moeletsi Mbeki, Zimbabwe]
► E5.2.52 :: The Telegraph, 20 March 2002. Pressure from all sides led to U-turn by Mbeki by Tim Butcher [Moeletsi Mbeki, Zimbabwe]
► E5.2.53 :: Dispatch online, 26 February 2001. Zim burden to SA says institute head [Moeletsi Mbeki, Zimbabwe]
► E5.2.54 :: Address by Moeletsi Mbeki. The African Renaissance: Myth or Reality? presented at The South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA), Tuesday 21 October 1997, Jan Smuts House [Moeletsi Mbeki, The African Renaissance]
► E5.2.55 :: Sunday Times, 7 October 2001. Brothers share a dream but live in different world: Moeletsi and Thabo Mbeki were on business trips to Japan at the same time and did not meet once, writes Ranjeni Munusamy [Moeletsi and Thabo Mbeki]
► E5.2.56 :: Interview with Moeletsi Mbeki interviewer: Wolfie Kodesh, 13 March 1993, Mayibuye Centre for history and culture in South Africa, Oral History of Exiles Project [Life in exile, family life]
► E5.2.57 :: John Lee Anderson (ed.) 1997. Individualism Must Disappear from Che Guevara: A Revolutionary Life
Call Number: E5.2
Title: Research documents