Pamphlet of Thami Mnyele and Medu Art Ensemble Retrospective at Johannesburg Art Gallery. It covers topics about Thami Mnyele's biography, various Units of Medu which includes the relevance and commitment of Medu that provided training workshops in a range of arts skills including creative writing, theatre, music, photography, film and graphic art. Medu had The Graphics Unit which was responsible for producing Medu newsletters and posters with political messages. in addition, the Publication and Research Unit as a centre of Medu to contact with South African arts groups.

Johannesburg Art Gallery publication on Thami Mnyele and Medu Art Ensemble Retrospective exhibition The programme is about numerous work that Thami did while being part of Medu.

Programme provides exhibition details on the opening and closing of exhibition. Conference sessions that took place at Hector Pieterson Museum, Johannesburg Art Gallery and Constitutional Court Conference Centre.

An exhibition catalogue at Warren Siebrits Gallery, Rosebank in 2006. The catalogue has some of Medu posters.

The publication was compiled by Anglo American Platinum for the purpose of the mining history archiving project. It displays images of items and group of items, together with their description, all of which provides a glimpse into what can be expected in the archive.

The Guide relates to the digitised audio and audio-visual material at Historical Papers, i.e. audio tapes and videos.

The descriptions include albums, scrapbooks, loose prints, negatives, slides, postcards, some posters, sketches and paintings, and images on glass or metal plates.

This Guide provides an overview of the archive of the Anglican Church in Southern Africa. The descriptions are provided on Fonds level.

The collections comprise letters, diaries, minutes, memoranda, press clippings, scrap-books, registers, financial, ecclesiastical and personal documents and pictorial material.

This Guide provides an overview of all collections at the Historical Papers Research Archive, excluding the archive of the Anglican Church in Southern Africa, which has its own Guide. The descriptions are provided on Fonds level.

The collections housed at Historical Papers include diaries, letters, memoranda, reports, minute-books, press clippings, pamphlets, photographs, drawings, oral interviews, trial transcripts and financial, legal and personal documents.

News clipping from The Star newspaper, listing the names of the people arrested on the 9 June 1972, including the two journalists Caroline Clark and Larry Butchins. The students were later acquitted and the two journalists were fined R50 each.