Distributed by Inkululeko Publishers, London. Included No. 66 1976; No. 70 1977; No. 75 1978; 1982-1987 incomplete.

The journal 'Africa South' was published quarterly by Africa South Publications. Included are the following issues: Vol. 1 No. 1 October-December 1956; Vol. 2 No. 3 April-June 1958; Vol. 2 No. 4 July-September 1958; Vol. 3 No. 2 January-March 1959.

Issues of the magazine 'Africa! Drum's younger sister'. Included are the following numbers: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 13, 14, 16, 17, covering the years 1954-1955.

January-December 1959 (February and March missing).

Including: All-African People's Conference; Basuto self-rule; Alan Paton; story of Ezekiel "King Kong" Dhlamini, heavy weight boxer from Durban, who inspired the musical 'King Kong' later in the year; SA Cricket West Indies tour; Beer halls; Josias Madzunya, with photos by Peter Magubane, winning the Best South African Pictures of the Year Exhibition (April); Payroll robbers; Jomo Kenyatta; Robert Sobukwe; photo of boy at piano, by Peter Magubane, winning third place in the Feature Section of the Best South African Pictures award; Chief Luthuli visiting Cape Town, and banned on his farm; Durban unemployed; death of Fort Hare University Colleage; Witchcraft; African church leaders conference, Vereeniging; The Fort prison, Johannesburg; Coloured People's Organisation, and Coloured people; Joas 'Kangaroo' Maoto vs. Enoch Nhlapo; typhoid epidemic; series about history of Indians in South Africa; riots in Cato Manor; theater play 'Shebeen'; Mahatma Gandhi; Hastings Banda; Seretse Khama; Tribute to DDT Jabavu; Coronation of Chief Edward Patric Lebone Molotlegi of the Bafokeng; Nyasaland prison camp; John Mehegan in South Africa; Miriam Makeba; musical 'King Kong'; Sophiatown forced removals; 'My idea of Africa in 1973' by Mangaliso Sobukwe; women of Ixopo; banishment; Dollar Brand (Abdullah Ibrahim); Professor ZK Matthews; series about SA Indian personalities.

February-December 1958 (January and July missing; there seems to be 2 different issues for May.

Including: Illicit brewing in shebeens; Kippy Moeketsi; Africanists in Congress; Famo dance; farm workers in Weenen; Penny-whistle business; Amato factory riots, Benoni; pass refugees crossing from Zeerust into Bechuanaland; Apartheid public signage; Central African Federation; Chief Luthuli inverview; Sculptor Selby Mvusi; accused arriving at Treason Trial at the Synagogue in Pretoria; 'The Family of Man' photographic show; Basutos calling for home rule; Zoo Lake, Johannesburg; Bergville dagga riots; Campaign against women carrying passes; Southern Rhodesia African National Congress; Treason Trial halts; Robert Sobukwe; Indian weddings; Potlako Leballo.