24/04/88: letter from Dr. N.J. van Rensburg about abolishing capital punishment — he visits white condemned white prisoners in Pretoria Central Prison.

May 1988: letters Jacob Matjila who's in Johannesburg Central Prison and having problems studying because he doesn't have a single cell; his sister writes to Helen Suzman saying: "Not even paid lawyers can do their jobs as efficient and as fast as you are doing ... wish you ... best of luck in your hard and depressing work and I also wish God to spare your life and to live longer for people like myself who really need you.".

June 1988: letters concerning the possible release from prison, on medical grounds, of Harry Gwala.

29/08/88: letter from Kobie Coetsee about Ivan Thoms saying that he cannot be moved to a "prison for security prisoners".

June-July 1988: letters concerned with Section 29 detainee Gertrude Fester.

June-August 1988: the matter of a gun licence for a Mr. H. S. Sapire, a taxi-driver in Helen Suzman constituency.

August 1988: letter from Adriaan Vlok inviting Helen Suzman to join a group visiting SA Police Border Posts and the SA Police Training Centre, Maleoskop.

October — November 1988: Letter from Lt-Gen. Willemse saying he won't release Paul M. Langa as he refuses to renounce violence [he was sentenced to 25 years on 2 counts of 'terrorism'].

09/02/89: letter from Louis le Grange: "I return herewith the videotape in respect of the Helen Suzman Show and must say that Jessie and I really enjoyed it. Congratulations on a good performance.".

February — May 1989: letters concerning visits that Helen Suzman had made to politicals (white, male and female) in Pretoria on 9th January and 13th February 1989; she calls for various improvements to be made in their conditions and also mentions the release of Ruth Gerhardt, Barbara Hogan, Rob Adam (who also needs a computer for his studies) and Roland Hunter; reply from K. Coetsee.

April-July 1989: letter from black prison officers at Pretoria Central complain about discrimination against them and disregard by whites.

07/07/89: letter to Tiaan vd Merwe about a visit to Malmesbury Prison and it ends: "Good luck and beat that poison dwarf into the ground.".