This collection contains one file on AZASO and 5 files which came in the same collection and deal mainly with alternative education and student attitudes to 'Bantu Education'.

The papers were built up by Margaret and William Ballinger during their years as native representatives in parliament and include letters from their constituents. Subjects covered are race relations, politics, the Protectorates, justice, crime, labour, cost of living, housing, health, education, food and agriculture, land and discriminatory legislation affecting Blacks, Coloureds and Indians, particularly strong in the industrial sphere with much on the history of the Black trade union movement. Also relating to the Johannesburg Joint Council of Europeans and Africans, Friends of Africa and Liberal Party.

The collection contains correspondence, personal documents, notes, memoranda, printed items and press clippings.

Correspondents include H.M. Basner, E.H. Brookes, D.M. Buchanan, J.A. Calata, A.W.G. Champion, P. Duncan, R.H. Godlo, E. Hellman, J.N. Hlekani, J.H. Hofmeyr, W. Holtby, T. Huddleston, D.D.T. Jabavu, C. Kadalie, A. Kerr, Chief T. Khama, E. Lewis, N. Leys, E. Louw, D.F. Malan, C.H. Malcomess, D.B. Molteno, M. Palmer, R.E. Phillips, J.H. Pim, J.C. Smuts, M.T. Soga, R.V. Selope Thema, A.Z. Tshiwula, M. Webb, A.B. Xuma.

'Dagh register gehouden door Baltus van Santen', 1718-1724.

Log-books written in Dutch into a vellum bound volume by Captain van Santen, in the service of the Dutch East India Co., giving an account of the voyages in the ships under his command. The 'Bevenwijk' sailed from Batavia to Gamron, Persia, Cochin-China, Ceylon and back to Batavia from 1718-1719; the 'Prattenburg' sailed from Batavia via the Cape of Good Hope to Holland during the years 1720-1721; the 'Meijnde' from Texel to Batavia via the Cape 1722-1723; and the ''T Huijs ter boede' from Batavia to Siam 1723-1724. Included is a list of 92 Company ships which were lost by storm or enemy action 1684-1722.

Official records of society.

Copies of the weekly newspapers Bantu World, from 1935-1955.

Ezrom Legae 1976-1986
A dissertation submitted to the Faculty of Arts, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.

The materials that make up this collection cover the operations of the PWV ANC branch for the period 1990 to 1994.

The materials are all paper-based documents. Posters have been removed from the collection and form part of the Poster Collection of the South African History Archive (SAHA).

Hogan served the new post-Apartheid Parliament of the Republic of South Africa as an ANC Member of Parliament and as the Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Finance. She was also a council member of the Robben Island Museum.

The records on the relationship between the ANC and the United Democratic Front (UDF) document the period 1985 - when a state of emergency was declared by the Apartheid government - and 1990 when outlawed oppositional movements were unbanned and Nelson Mandela was released.

An in-depth understanding of this period as well as the nature of the relationship between the ANC and the UDF can be reached by consulting the main UDF collection (AL 2431) that covers the period 1983 - 1991.

An inventory of this collection is available. 3 Two posters - 1. 'The Story of the Peace Accord' and 2. 'Female Political Prisoners: What are their Conditions?' - are part of the overall SAHA Poster Collection classified under the collection number AL 2446