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The Namibian Worker
Publisher: National Union of Namibian WorkersDate: 8/14/1990Volume Number: 14-AugFormat: PeriodicalCollection: SWAPO- Namibia
Cover Story: Labour Code in the Pipeline from Ministry of Labour
Victory to SWAPO Independence for Namibia: Speeches by the Dollars for Bullets Campaign
Publisher: Material Aid for ZANU (PF)Date: 6/3/1981Volume Number: 3-JunFormat: MonographCollection: SWAPO- Namibia
Speeches by the Dollars for Bullets Campaign
This is the Time
Publisher: Southern Africa Organizing CommitteeYear: 1980Volume Number: Vol. 1 No. 4 OctoberFormat: PeriodicalCollection: SWAPO- Namibia
Contents include: Namibia- the last colony; Angola under Attack- South African troops, US Maneuvers; Resist Draft Registration- Oppose US Intervention; Cuba Update; Reconstruction in Zimbabwe
Namibia Today
Publisher: Official Organ of the South West Africa People\'s OrganisationYear: 1980Volume Number: Vol. 4 No. 5/6Format: PeriodicalCollection: SWAPO- Namibia
Front-line States Call for Peace.
Namibia Today
Publisher: Official Organ of the South West Africa People\'s OrganisationYear: 1980Volume Number: Vol. 4 No. 7/8Format: PeriodicalCollection: SWAPO- Namibia
Official Organ of the South West Africa People\'s Organization
Namibia Today
Publisher: Official Organ of the South West Africa People\'s OrganisationYear: 1981Volume Number: Vol. 5 No. 1Format: PeriodicalCollection: SWAPO- Namibia
Official Organ of the South West Africa People\'s Organisation
Namibia Today
Publisher: Official Organ of the South West Africa People\\\'s OrganisationYear: 1981Volume Number: Vol 5. No. 2/3Format: PeriodicalCollection: SWAPO- Namibia
Official Organ of the South West Africa People\\\'s Organisation
Namibia: SWAPO Fights for Freedom
Contains a wealth of information which provides insight into what sort of Namibia would unfold under SWAPO\'s leadership.
The Workers of Namibia
Publisher: International Defence & Aid Fund for Southern AfricaDate: 2/1979Volume Number: FebruaryFormat: ReportCollection: SWAPO- Namibia
Cheap labor is crucial to South Africa\'s illegal occupation of Namibia. Black workers keep Namibia\'s mines, farms, and factories running; they provide essential services for the white minority. Yet while Namibia is potentially one of the richest countries in Africa, the vast majority of its people live in conditions of great poverty, their lives and prospects restricted by Apartheid laws. This report describes the conditions of the Black workforce. It also shows how the demands of Namibian working people for improved wages and working conditions, and for political rights, lie at the heart of the national liberation movement, SWAPO.