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UNAM Archives
- CollectionPA 1 - Katjavivi collection
- SeriesPA 1/12 - Press statements and releases: 1966-1987
- FilePA 1/12/1 - SWAPO:1976-1979. Includes also various statements and reports by SWAPO, Churches and other groups working on liberation of Namibia; ECAN (Newsletter), June 1979; NAMSO News, No. 3, 1977; report on the Kassinga Massacre.
- FilePA 1/12/2 - SWAPO: 1981-1985. SWAPO views on the [President] Reagan Administration; communiqué by the Frontline States; position paper to the Western Five; OAU Resolutions on Namibia; statements by Administrator-General.Includes news highlights from South Africa; several articles on Namibia; catalogue of video (films) on Namibia struggle; political prisoners and detainees in Namibia; list of multi-nationals defying International Law by operating in Namibia; oral testimony by Gay McDougall, Director of the Southern Africa project of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law; extracts from the Combatant on PLAN’s operations; South Africa-USA Nuclear Relations; the Namibia Update (6 Feb 1981); Namibia: A Struggle for Independence (Oxfam-Canada, Vol. 4, No.2, Apr 1981); report of a visit to Namibia by a delegation of the British Council of Churches (1981); ACP-EEC Resolutions on Southern Africa (1983); and report of the Education Committee (1985).
- FilePA 1/12/3 - Various:1969-1986. Several articles on Namibia; note on the fate of Tobias Hanyeko who was arrested in 1967; recommendation for the unification of political parties in SWA (1965); NUDO presentation to UN; speeches by Sam Nujoma; death of Molly Blackburn(1986); trial of SWAPO leaders (1968-69); proposed leaflet on political prisoners; names and addresses of families of political prisoners and a list of detainees; a letter from political prisoners on Robben Island (1970); SWAPO poster on literacy campaign; decisions taken at SWAPO meeting (handwritten); report on public violence charge in Katutura (1978); the position of the Frontline States; interview with Ndatala Shakamba and a report on others interrogated by police and soldiers (Nehemiah Hangula, Lucas Newaha, Kaimba Kaundaukamo, Lucas Nghinongelwa); transcript of a cassette recording of interview of Van d. Mersh (a captured South African soldier) by SWAPO’s Nanyemba Nujoma; memorandum issued by the London Office of SWAPO on the Implementation of Self-Gove
- FilePA 1/12/4 - United Nations – on Namibia:1967-1980. Includes Decolonization (No. 8 & 9, July 1977) issues on the International Conference on the support of the people of Namibia and Zimbabwe; and an emergency call from the women of Namibia concerning torture under the South African government (1975)
- FilePA 1/12/5 - SWAPO:n.d.
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