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PFP workers react to the loss of Progressive Federal Party (PFP) seats
Shocked Progressive Federal Party (PFP) workers react to the news of the loss of another PFP constituency to the National Party (NP) as results were broadcast over national television. The PFP lost a total of six seats in the whites only election, as well as their status as the official opposition in Parliament. Johannesburg 6 May 1987.
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JODAC supporting the UDF Million Signature Campaign
Johannesburg Democratic Action Committee (JODAC) officially supports the UDF's Million Signatures Campaign, Johannesburg
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DPSC tea at Central Methodist Church Johanesburg
A woman holds her child at the Detainees Parents Support Committee (DPSC) tea party held at the Central Methodist Church Johannesburg 1986.
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Panel at the Transvaal anti-saic Committee congress in 1983
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"Inner city encounter" Whites staying with Black hosts in the city
Helen Summers and hostess Joyce Nqoakes, during the 'inner-city encounter' organised by Actstop/ Five Freedoms Forum, Where whites spent 2 Nights with blacks who live illegally in the city's gray areas. Johannesburg - June 1989,
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JODAC peace rally held at JHB city hall.
JODAC peace rally held at JHB city hall.
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Peace march to John Vorster Square,
Activists on a peace march to John Vorster Square, Johannesburg September 1989.
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Protest march in Johannesburg after the sentencing of Helene Passtoors
Youth march in the streets of Johannesburg after Helene Passtoors was sentenced to 10 years in jail.
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Students march in protest of police action against peaceful demonstrations the previous day
Students from Wits University march in protest of police action against peaceful demonstrators the previous day. These include Wits Student Representative Council (SRC) President, Claire Wright, Black Student Societies (BSS) President Dali Mpofu and the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Prof. Shear. 30/5/86
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Striking railway workers sign back on to work in Johannesburg
Striking railways workers sign back on to work after the end of the biggest (about 18000 workers), and longest (3 months) strike in the history of South African public service. The victory for members of the S.A. Harbour and the Railway Workers Union came after months of police harassment and conflict which left a number of workers dead and many detained. Johannesburg 11 June 1987.
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