Suggests that Mhlongo should have explored other channels before approaching the Chief Native Commissioner for cement; says he will be visiting Nkandla shortly to see Chief Mpandhleni; suggests Mhlongo meets him in Durban later in the month. typescript. 1p. Letter in Zulu.
Requests Champion to impress on the people he meets during his tour of Natal to discuss developments in the NRC, the need to boycott the next lee election.
Asks Champion to look after (?) of his; asks him what the attitude of the Transvaal Congress is regarding Non-European co-operation and NRC election boycotts; refers vaguely to the existence of a movement sponsored by young people in existence in the Transvaal.
Expresses his misgivings, about the way the Working Committee of Congress is handling its affairs.
Acknowledges receipt of Ramahanoe's letter and states that no effort will be made to implement the ARC election boycott resolution in Natal.
Sympathises with Mabude's unfair treatment but points out that Mabude had supported the idea of a Native Affairs official being Chairman of the NBC and Bungs.
Address to the African National Congress. Report. 24 May 1947.
Endorses Msimang's comments on the statement of the Working Committee and expresses his unease about persons such as J.B. Marks.
Covering note for 200 copies of an address to be delivered by Champion.
(National Secretary Young Communist League of S.A.) to Champion
(illegible).
Requests that Champion consider the contents of an enclosed statement.