Mandela, Tambo, and the African National Congress

Addresses the many questions raised by South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle by focusing on the writings and speeches of Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo and the African National Congress. In this anthology, Sheridan Johns and Hunt Davis, two widely respected scholars of South Africa, address the many questions raised by the country's anti-apartheid struggle by focusing on the writings and speeches of Mandela, Tambo, and the ANC. The work consists of over 45 historic documents, which outline ANC goals and priorities, accompanied by lengthy introductions by the editors. These introductions provide a history of the ANC, examine the organization's prominent role in the evolution of a South African nationalist movement, and consider the organization's role in the future of this troubled land.