Oliver Tambo – ANC Archives

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Image_number: 362_13
Description: Oliver Tambo at a meeting of the Afro Asian People's Solidariy Organisation. Behind him from left to right: Josia Jele, Thomas Nkobi, Joe Modise, Jacob Zuma, Alfred Nzo and 'Schuter'. Oliver Reginald Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints,Mohamed Ticky
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 001.tif
Pixel_size: 5730 x 4311
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 362_13
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Mohamed Ticky Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX001 / FLR0013
Keywords: ANC, politics, Africa, struggle, horizontal, black and white image, leaders, icons, ANC Leaders, apartheid, struggle activists, Oliver Tambo, Alfred Nzo, Afro Asian People's Solidarity Organisation, Josia Jele, Thomas Nkobi, Joe Modise, Jacob Zuma
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Image_number: 164_2
Description: Oliver Tambo, Mendi Msimang, Robert Manci and Mohamed Tikly.
Collections: Processed transparencies,Mohamed Ticky
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 007.tif
Pixel_size: 5100 x 3334
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 164_2
Credit: Processed transparencies / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Transparencies / Mohamed Ticky / Slides / Processed / CON0001 / SHT0015
Keywords: ANC, political parties, colour image, liberation struggle, political activities, apartheid, apartheid era, political activists, South Africa, black South Africans, African National Congress, South Africans, black African men, black African people, South African history, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, Africa, Oliver Tambo, Mendi Msimang, exiles, political exiles
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Width: 5100
Height: 3334
Gallery_order: 2588

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Image_number: 164_3
Description: Oliver Tambo at a Masupatsela event in Mazimbu, Tanzania.
Collections: Processed transparencies,Mohamed Ticky
Country: Tanzania
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 019.tif
Pixel_size: 5490 x 3600
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 164_3
Credit: Processed transparencies / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Transparencies / Mohamed Ticky / Slides / Processed / CON0001 / SHT0015
Keywords: ANC, political parties, colour image, liberation struggle, political activities, apartheid, apartheid era, political activists, Oliver Tambo, South Africa, black South Africans, African National Congress, South Africans, South African history, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, Trevor Manuel, Africa, press conferences, journalists
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Width: 5490
Height: 3600
Gallery_order: 2589

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Image_number: 164_5
Description: Under the leadership of President Oliver Tambo, the African National Congress (ANC) became a strong united force. It became the undisputed voice of the oppressed, exiled, detained, political prisoners of South Africa. Oliver Tambo is personified as the glue that kept the ANC together during the exile years. Amongst those that worked tirelessly with Oliver Tambo were Robert Manci, Mendi Msimang, Tikly Mohammed and many others.
Collections: Processed transparencies,Mohamed Ticky
Country: Tanzania
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 017.tif
Pixel_size: 5301 x 3475
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 164_5
Credit: Processed transparencies / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Transparencies / Mohamed Ticky / Slides / Processed / CON0001 / SHT0015
Keywords: ANC, political parties, colour image, liberation struggle, political activities, apartheid, apartheid era, political activists, South Africa, black South Africans, African National Congress, South Africans, black African people, South African history, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, Oliver Tambo, Africa, ANC
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Width: 5301
Height: 3475
Gallery_order: 2590

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Image_number: 94_2
Description: When Nelson Mandela was released from prison in 1990, he visited his long time friend and comrade, Oliver Tambo who was hospitalised in Sweden. This would have been at a similar time to his visit to the UK in April 1990.
Collections: Processed transparencies
Country: Sweden
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 006.tif
Pixel_size: 5262 x 3582
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 94_2
Credit: Processed transparencies / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Transparencies / German Mission / Slides / Processed / CON0003 / SHT0002
Keywords: 1990, 1990s, Europe, Madiba, Oliver Tambo, dignitaries, anti-apartheid activists, liberation struggle, political parties, politics, black African men, black African people, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, political activists ,apartheid era, political unrest, African people ,Nelson Mandela
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Width: 5262
Height: 3582
Gallery_order: 2591

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Image_number: 314_34
Description: In the 1990s, after suffering a stroke, Oliver Tambo spent most of his time with his wife Adelaide and the family before he repatriated to South Africa.
Collections: Processed prints
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 021.tif
Pixel_size: 3539 x 2368
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 314_34
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0019 / FLR0200
Keywords: icons, ANC Leaders, Oliver Tambo, apartheid, colour image, Adelaide Tambo, illness, ANC, politics, struggle activists, family, 1990s, Europe
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Width: 3539
Height: 2368
Gallery_order: 2592

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Image_number: 399_37
Description: The second African National Congress National Consultative Conference. Oliver Tambo is seen wearing glasses, with Palo Jordan to his left, while Joe Slovo speaks at the podium. The conference took place on the 30th anniversary of the Freedom Charter, rededicated itself to the ideals of the founding fathers of the ANC, and endorsed the principles enshrined in the Freedom Charter. The conference assessed the developments since the Morogoro Conference of 1969, and re-endorsed its decisions.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Zambia
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 003.tif
Pixel_size: 5671 x 4173
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_37
Creation_date: 06/1985
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX009 / FLR0126
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Palo Jordan, Joe Slovo, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Width: 5671
Height: 4173
Gallery_order: 2593

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Image_number: 399_36
Description: The ANC State of the Nation Address that happened every year while the party was in exile. Jacob Zuma on the left, Alfred Nzo on his left and Oliver Tambo fourth from the left
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Zambia
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 004.tif
Pixel_size: 5764 x 4489
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_36
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX009 / FLR0126
Keywords: Jacob Zuma, Alfred Nzo, Oliver Tambo, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Width: 5764
Height: 4489
Gallery_order: 2594

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Image_number: 399_35
Description: After the meeting with Commonwealth countries, Oliver Tambo shares some sentiments with a representative from the European Union.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: United Kingdom
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 004.tif
Pixel_size: 5242 x 3894
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_35
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX014 / FLR224
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Commonwealth, European Union, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Width: 5242
Height: 3894
Gallery_order: 2595

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Image_number: 399_33
Description: Oliver Tambo and his wife, Adelaide Tambo with the Mozambiquan President, Samora Machel on their left
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Mozambique
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 001.tif
Pixel_size: 5472 x 4284
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_33
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX014 / FLR230
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Adelaide Tambo, Samora Machel, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Width: 5472
Height: 4284
Gallery_order: 2596

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Image_number: 399_34
Description: Oliver Tambo briefing journalists visiting him at the ANC headquarters in London. Oliver Reginald Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: United Kingdom
Location: ANC Office
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 001.tif
Pixel_size: 5604 x 4216
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_34
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX014 / FLR224
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Width: 5604
Height: 4216
Gallery_order: 2597

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Image_number: 399_29
Description: Oliver Tambo addressing the Commonwealth countries and the European Union. Oliver Reginald Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: United Kingdom
Orientation: portrait
Original_filename: 001.tif
Pixel_size: 3503 x 5200
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_29
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX014 / FLR219
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Width: 3503
Height: 5200
Gallery_order: 2598

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Image_number: 399_30
Description: Oliver Tambo and Nelson Mandela: Comrades in arms, lawyers and intellectuals in their early days when they started the law firm of Mandela & Tambo in Johannesburg in 1952.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: South Africa
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 001.tif
Pixel_size: 5616 x 4135
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_30
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX014 / FLR225
Keywords: Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo, lawyers, law firm, Mandela & Tambo, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Width: 5616
Height: 4135
Gallery_order: 2599

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Image_number: 399_28
Description: Oliver Tambo sharing the ANC policy at the London conference. Oliver Reginald Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: United Kingdom
Location: Common Wealth Conference
Orientation: portrait
Original_filename: 002.tif
Pixel_size: 4435 x 5592
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_28
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX014 / FLR219
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Width: 4435
Height: 5592
Gallery_order: 2600

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Image_number: 399_21
Description: Oliver Reginald Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Tanzania
Location: ANC Conference
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 001.tif
Pixel_size: 6852 x 4597
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_21
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX005 / FLR077
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Width: 6852
Height: 4597
Gallery_order: 2601

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Image_number: 399_27
Description: Oliver Tambo shares a moment before addressing the Commonwealth countries in London. Oliver Reginald Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: United Kingdom
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 001.tif
Pixel_size: 4926 x 3324
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_27
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX014 / FLR226
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Commonwealth, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Width: 4926
Height: 3324
Gallery_order: 2602

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Image_number: 399_31
Description: Placing flowers on the graves of fallen heroes of the ANC struggle in exile. Handwritten text: Sechaba (Translation: Nation) Sechaba is the ANC monthly journal.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Mozambique
Location: Grave site
Orientation: portrait
Original_filename: 048.tif
Pixel_size: 2100 x 3024
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_31
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX014 / FLR239
Keywords: apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Width: 2100
Height: 3024
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Image_number: 398_34
Description: A reunion of old comrades. Walter Sisulu (left) and Oliver Tambo (right) share a light-hearted moment. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990. Walter Sisulu was the General Secretary of the ANC in 1949 to 1955 and later became the Deputy President of the ANC in 1991 to 1994
Collections: Processed prints
Orientation: portrait
Original_filename: 001.tif
Pixel_size: 2338 x 3510
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 398_34
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX005 / FLR065
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Walter Sisulu, black African men, black African people, Africa, reunited, friends, shaking hands, South Africa, colour image, vertical, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, South Africans, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, apartheid era, anti-apartheid activists, politics
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Width: 2338
Height: 3510
Gallery_order: 2604

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Image_number: 315_1
Description: When Nelson Mandela was released from prison, a Reception Committee was set up to welcome him headed by Cyril Ramaphosa. Nelson Mandela also went to Sweden to visit the ailing ANC President Oliver Tambo.
Collections: Processed prints
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 012.tif
Pixel_size: 3552 x 2377
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 315_1
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0019 / FLR0200
Keywords: icons, ANC Leaders, Nelson Mandela, apartheid, colour image, visits, meetings, inside, horizontal, ANC, politics, struggle activists, 1990s, Europe, Oliver Tambo
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Width: 3552
Height: 2377
Gallery_order: 2605

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Image_number: 185_20
Description: President OR Tambo is highly respected in the ranks of the African National Congress (ANC) for keeping the banner of the oppressed Black South Africans high on the international community agenda. The voice of the oppressed South African was heard through the voice of OR Tambo as he continued to march under the banner of the African National Congress. Godfrey, Lindiwe Mabuza, Reggie September, Oliver Tambo and Mosie Moola.
Collections: Processed transparencies,India Mission
Country: India
Location: Taj Mahal
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 031.tif
Pixel_size: 5158 x 3474
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 185_20
Credit: Processed transparencies / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Transparencies / India Mission / Slides / Processed / CON0001 / SHT0001
Keywords: freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, Oliver Tambo, political activities, ANC President, South Africans, colour image, black African people, Hindu temples, dignitaries, South African history, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, apartheid era, black South Africans, politics, anti-apartheid activists, African people
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Width: 5158
Height: 3474
Gallery_order: 2606

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Image_number: 164_8
Description: Another occasion between the African National Congress (ANC) and Tanzanian hosts in Mazimbu. In attendance: Oliver Tambo, Mendi Msimang and Tanzanian officials.
Collections: Processed transparencies,Mohamed Ticky
Country: Tanzania
Location: Mazimbu
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 004.tif
Pixel_size: 5560 x 3594
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 164_8
Credit: Processed transparencies / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Transparencies / Mohamed Ticky / Slides / Processed / CON0001 / SHT0016
Keywords: ANC, political parties, colour image, liberation struggle, political activities, apartheid, apartheid era, political activists, South Africa, black South Africans, African National Congress, South Africans, black African people, black African women, South African history, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, Africa, 1980s, Oliver Tambo, SOMAFCO
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Width: 5560
Height: 3594
Gallery_order: 2607

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Image_number: 93_31
Description: President Oliver Reginald Tambo presenting a speech during an ANC conference. Tambo was Secretary General of the ANC from 1955 after Walter Sisulu was banned by the South African Government under the Suppression of Communism Act. In 1958 he became Deputy President of the ANC and in 1959 was served with a five year banning order by the government. Tambo was sent overseas to mobilize resistance against apartheid. He settled in London where he and his family remained until 1990. In 1967 Tambo, who had been a founding member of the ANC Youth League, became Acting President of the ANC following the death of Chief Albert Luthuli. In 1985 he was elected President of the ANC.
Collections: Processed transparencies
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 002.tif
Pixel_size: 5370 x 3499
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 93_31
Credit: Processed transparencies / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Transparencies / German Mission / Slides / Processed / CON0004 / SHT0001
Keywords: apartheid, South Africa, Africa, horizontal, ANC, politics, struggle activists, Oliver Tambo, ANC President, conferences
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Width: 5370
Height: 3499
Gallery_order: 2608

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Image_number: 314_33
Description: When Nelson Mandela was released from prison, a Reception Committee was set up to welcome him headed by Cyril Ramaphosa. Nelson Mandela also went to Sweden to visit the ailing ANC President Oliver Tambo.
Collections: Processed prints
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 022.tif
Pixel_size: 3513 x 2328
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 314_33
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0019 / FLR0200
Keywords: Europe, icons, ANC Leaders, Nelson Mandela, apartheid, colour image, horizontal, ANC, politics, struggle activists, Oliver Tambo, travel, visit
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Width: 3513
Height: 2328
Gallery_order: 2609

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Image_number: 506_46
Description: Artefacts from the Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College (SOMAFCO). Wooden framed black & white portrait of bespectacled Oliver Tambo; ANC President, 1967 - 1991.
Collections: Objects
Country: South Africa
Location: NAHECS Building, University of Fort Hare
Orientation: portrait
Original_filename: ANC_20120328_4824.tif
Pixel_size: 1716 x 2244
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 506_46
Creation_date: 2012-03-28 00:00:00
Credit: Objects / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Objects
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Width: 1716
Height: 2244
Gallery_order: 2610

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Image_number: 402_9
Description: Oliver Tambo (center) discusses matters with a staff member at the official opening of SOMAFCO in August 1985. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Tanzania
Location: Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College (SOMAFCO)
Orientation: portrait
Original_filename: 009.tif
Pixel_size: 3180 x 4462
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 402_9
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX003 / FLR043
Keywords: apartheid era, Solomon Mahlangu, Freedom College, SOMAFCO, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image, Oliver Tambo
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Width: 3180
Height: 4462
Gallery_order: 2611

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Image_number: 402_6
Description: Oliver Tambo with high school students in a science lesson at SOMAFCO. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Tanzania
Location: Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College (SOMAFCO)
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 006.tif
Pixel_size: 4464 x 3264
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 402_6
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX003 / FLR043
Keywords: apartheid era, Solomon Mahlangu, Freedom College, SOMAFCO, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Width: 4464
Height: 3264
Gallery_order: 2612

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Image_number: 402_7
Description: Oliver Tambo with a child at the official opening of Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College (SOMAFCO) in 1985. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Tanzania
Location: Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College (SOMAFCO)
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 011.tif
Pixel_size: 5710 x 4536
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 402_7
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX003 / FLR043
Keywords: apartheid era, Solomon Mahlangu, Freedom College, SOMAFCO, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image, Oliver Tambo
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Width: 5710
Height: 4536
Gallery_order: 2613

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Image_number: 402_5
Description: Oliver Tambo with dignitaries and drum majorettes at the opening of SOMAFCO. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Tanzania
Location: Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College (SOMAFCO)
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 001.tif
Pixel_size: 4400 x 3176
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 402_5
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX003 / FLR043
Keywords: apartheid era, Solomon Mahlangu, Freedom College, SOMAFCO, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image, Oliver Tambo
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Width: 4400
Height: 3176
Gallery_order: 2614

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Image_number: 402_4
Description: Oliver Tambo speaking at a rally marking the 10th anniversary of Soweto Day.A poster reads "10th Anniversary, 1976 - 1986; From ungovernability to people's power!". Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Unknown
Location: Unknown
Orientation: portrait
Original_filename: 008.tif
Pixel_size: 3108 x 4474
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 402_4
Creation_date: 1986
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX003 / FLR043
Keywords: apartheid era, Oliver Tambo, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Width: 3108
Height: 4474
Gallery_order: 2615

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Image_number: 402_3
Description: Oliver Tambo with primary school children at SOMAFCO. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Tanzania
Location: Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College (SOMAFCO)
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 010.tif
Pixel_size: 5716 x 4287
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 402_3
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX003 / FLR043
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Image_number: 402_2
Description: Oliver Tambo speaking at the official opening of SOMAFCO in 1985. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
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Image_number: 402_1
Description: Oliver Tambo at the official opening of SOMAFCO in 1985. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
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Country: Tanzania
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Image_number: 401_38
Description: Oliver Tambo with primary school children at SOMAFCO. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
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Image_number: 401_37
Description: Oliver Tambo with his wife, Adelaide. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
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Image_number: 401_36
Description: Oliver Tambo meeting with children. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
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Image_number: 400_29
Description: Adelaide Tambo was the wife of ANC President Oliver Tambo. Adelaide 'Mama' Tambo (18 July 1929 Ã¢â¬â 31 January 2007) was a prominent anti-apartheid activist, political exile, and a hero of the liberation struggle against apartheid in South Africa.
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Image_number: 400_24
Description: Henry Makgothi (speaking, right) and Oliver Tambo (far left). Henry Makgothi (25 December 1928 - 24 March 2011) is a teacher and is a member and President of the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL). An accused in the 1956 Treason Trial, Henry is detained on Robben Island.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Zambia
Location: Office of the President O.R. Tambo
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Image_number: 400_21
Description: Thomas Nkobi (left) shakes hands with Oliver Tambo (right). Thomas Titus Nkobi (22 October 1922 - 25 September 1994) was a senior leader of the African National Congress (ANC) and a key figure in the Anti-Apartheid movement. Until his death, he was the Treasurer General of the ANC and Member of Parliament. Oliver Reginald Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
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Country: Tanzania
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Image_number: 399_38
Description: When the Rivonia Treason Trialists were released from prison they paid a visit to Oliver Tambo who was in hospital in Sweden. Seen here is Walter Sisulu, Chief Albert Luthuli and Oliver Tambo among others.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Sweden
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Image_number: 399_32
Description: Alfred Nzo (left), Oliver Tambo (centre) and Thabo Mbeki (right). Alfred Baphetuxolo Nzo, (19 June 1925 - 13 January 2000) was the Secretary General of the ANC after Duma Nokwe, under the leadership of President Oliver Tambo. He became the Minister of Foreign Affairs under the democratic elected government of President Nelson Mandela. He was chairperson of the African National Congress (ANC) branch in Alexandra. He was also a member of the ANC Youth League and the National Executive Committee (NEC). Oliver Reginald Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990. Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki (18 June 1942) comes from a family of activists. He is the son of Govan Mbeki and he grew up under the care of Oliver Tambo. In 1994 he became the executive deputy president together with F.W. De Klerk under the leadership of Nelson Mandela.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Zambia
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Image_number: 400_3
Description: The Nelson Mandela Reception Committee together with the ANC leadership visited Oliver Tambo in Sweden where he was hospitalised. Included are: Cyril Ramaphosa, Alfred Nzo, Adelaide Tambo, Trevor Manuel, Winnie Mandela, Aziz Pahad, Nelson Mandela, Trevor Huddlestone, Oliver Tambo and Thabo Mbeki
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Country: Sweden
Orientation: landscape
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Royalty_free: no
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Image_number: 399_8
Description: Oliver Tambo addressing mourners at the funeral of Moses Mabida. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990. Banner reads: United Democratic Front
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Mozambique
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Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_8
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX005 / FLR084
Keywords: apartheid era, Oliver Tambo, Moses Mabhida, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Image_number: 399_4
Description: Oliver Tambo, who was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990 comforts comrades after the burial of Moses Mabhida. Moses Mbeki Mncane (Baba) Mabhida (14 October 1923 Ã¢â¬â 8 March 1986) was a trade unionist and senior member of the South African Communist Party and the African National Congress. He was the secretary of the Revolutionary Council and worked very hard to build uMkhonto we Sizwe and the South African Congress of Trade Unions.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Mozambique
Location: Matolo
Orientation: landscape
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Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_4
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX005 / FLR084
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Moses Mabhida, Funeral, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Image_number: 399_14
Description: Thabo Mbeki is second from the left. Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki (18 June 1942) comes from a family of activists. He is the son of Govan Mbeki and he grew up under the care of Oliver Tambo. In 1994 he became the executive deputy president together with FW De Klerk under the leadership of Nelson Mandela.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: United Kingdom
Orientation: landscape
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Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_14
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX005 / FLR067
Keywords: Thabo Mbeki, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Image_number: 399_7
Description: After attending the funeral of Moses Mabida, Oliver Tambo visits some of the MK Camps in exile, and chats with leadership in the camps. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Mozambique
Orientation: landscape
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Pixel_size: 5298 x 3969
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 399_7
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX005 / FLR084
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Image_number: 397_17
Description: Oliver Tambo (centre) meets with colleagues. Oliver Reginald Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 023.tif
Pixel_size: 5763 x 3749
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 397_17
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX012 / FLR0186
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Image_number: 398_39
Description: Oliver Tambo (centre) and Joe Slovo on his right at the funeral of Moses Mabhida. Oliver Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990. Moses Mbeki Mncane (Baba) Mabhida (14 October 1923Ã¢â¬â 8 March 1986) was a trade unionist and senior member of the South African Communist Party and the African National Congress. He was the secretary of the Revolutionary Council and worked very hard to build uMkhonto we Sizwe and the South African Congress of Trade Unions.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Mozambique
Orientation: portrait
Original_filename: 020.tif
Pixel_size: 3858 x 5265
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 398_39
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX005 / FLR084
Keywords: apartheid era, Oliver Tambo, Joe Slovo, Moses Mabhida, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Image_number: 398_36
Description: Oliver Tambo addresses mourners at Moses Mabhida's funeral. Banner reads: United Democratic Front. Moses Mbeki Mncane (Baba) Mabhida (14 October 1923 Ã¢â¬â 8 March 1986) was a trade unionist and senior member of the South African Communist Party and the African National Congress. He was the secretary of the Revolutionary Council and worked very hard to build uMkhonto we Sizwe and the South African Congress of Trade Unions.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Mozambique
Location: ANC Office
Orientation: landscape
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Pixel_size: 5310 x 3862
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 398_36
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX005 / FLR084
Keywords: apartheid era, Oliver Tambo, Moses Mabhida, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, black and white image
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Height: 3862
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Image_number: 397_12
Description: Oliver Tambo (left) with Zanele Mbeki. Oliver Reginald Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 012.tif
Pixel_size: 2841 x 2043
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 397_12
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX012 / FLR0186
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Zanele Mbeki, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, colour image
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Height: 2043
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Image_number: 397_11
Description: Nelson Mandela (2nd right) and Oliver Tambo (right) meet with colleagues.
Collections: Processed prints
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 004.tif
Pixel_size: 3462 x 2355
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 397_11
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX012 / FLR0186
Keywords: Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, colour image
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Width: 3462
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Image_number: 397_20
Description: 'The People Shall Govern' - a Freedom Charter poster which includes the faces of Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo, Solomon Mahlangu, Hector Pietersen, Albert Luthuli. Phrases and slogans within the poster: Viva Thambo, Viva Slovo; Afrikaans must go; Bantu Education; We stand by our leaders; We want better houses; Freedom of Speech; Equal work for equal pay; No more removals; Congress of the people; The Freedom Charter; We shall resist; Trade Unions for all; Workers unite; 16 December 1961 Umkhonto we sizwe - Spear of the Nation Manifesto; Whites only; Solomon Mahlangu
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Republic of South Africa
Orientation: portrait
Original_filename: 002.tif
Pixel_size: 3718 x 5352
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 397_20
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX018 / FLR285
Keywords: apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, Africa, South Africa, black and white image, Freedom Charter, Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo, Solomon Mahlangu, Hector Pietersen, Albert Luthuli
Title: Freedom Charter Poster. PHYSICAL CONTAINER INFO: Artist Impression on Resistance PHYSICAL PHOTO INFO: PHYSICAL RELATED INFO: INFO FROM ARCHIVIST:
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Width: 3718
Height: 5352
Gallery_order: 2640

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Image_number: 397_15
Description: Oliver Tambo (front left) and Nelson Mandela (far right) with Alfred Nzo (second from right) and other dignitaries.
Collections: Processed prints
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 016.tif
Pixel_size: 3472 x 2373
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 397_15
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX012 / FLR0186
Keywords: Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo, Alfred Nzo, apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, black South Africans, Africa, South Africa, colour image
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Width: 3472
Height: 2373
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Image_number: 397_8
Description: Oliver Tambo (left) and Nelson Mandela (right) - a reunion of old friends.
Collections: Processed prints
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 001.tif
Pixel_size: 5766 x 4323
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 397_8
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX012 / FLR0182
Keywords: black African men, black African people, Africa, South Africa, black and white image, freedom fighters, South Africans, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, apartheid era, black South Africans, anti-apartheid activists, African people, political parties, campaign posters, politics
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Width: 5766
Height: 4323
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Image_number: 397_6
Description: On the 2 March 1990 Nelson Mandela (centre) is elected Deputy President of the African National Congress (ANC) at a two-day meeting of the ANC National Executive Committee (NEC) in Lusaka, Zambia. Lusaka has been the seat of the exiled ANC NEC so it is fitting that Zambia is the first stop on a tour of a number of African states that Nelson Mandela is making, having been released from prison in South Africa less than one month ago. Nelson Mandela is being accompanied on this tour by his wife Winnie Mandela (left of Nelson Mandela) and ANC NEC President Walter Sisulu (fourth left). Nelson Mandela is reuniting with many other ANC stalwarts during this visit to Zambia including the General Secretary of the South African Communist Party and a senior official of the ANC, Joe Slovo (fourth right), and the Secretary-General of the ANC, Alfred Nzo (left of Winnie Mandela).
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Zambia
Orientation: panoramic
Original_filename: 015.tif
Pixel_size: 5501 x 3325
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 397_6
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / London Mission Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX012 / FLR0185
Keywords: South Africa, conferences, released, Rivonia Trial, leaders, struggle, politics, ANC, Africa, black and white image, icons, apartheid, struggle activists, ANC Leaders, former prisoners, 1989, 1980s
Title: PHYSICAL CONTAINER INFO: Nelson Mandela in Zambia. PHYSICAL PHOTO INFO: No information available. PHYSICAL RELATED INFO: INFO FROM ARCHIVIST:
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Width: 5501
Height: 3325
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Image_number: 363_10
Description: Oliver Tambo meeting youth at Dakawa, Tanzania. Dakawa was an ANC settlement centre. O.R. Tambo is accompanied by Mohamed Tikly, Director of the SOMAFCO with other ANC Officials, Steven Dlamini (hands in pockets slightly behind Oliver Tambo) and Hendry Makhothi (in safari suit behind Steven Dlamini). Oliver Reginald Tambo was the President of the ANC from 1977 to 1990.
Collections: Processed prints,Mohamed Ticky
Country: Tanzania
Location: Dakawa
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 011.tif
Pixel_size: 4485 x 3375
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 363_10
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Mohamed Ticky Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX004 / FLR0046
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Dakawa, Tanzania, ANC Settlement Centre, African National Congress, Mohamed Tikly, SOMAFCO, Steven Dlamini, Hendry Makhoti, black and white image
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Width: 4485
Height: 3375
Gallery_order: 2645

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Image_number: 362_45
Description: Mary Ngozi (centre) takes Oliver Tambo (left) and Andrew Masondo (right) through development plans at Dakawa, Tanzania in the late 1980's. Andrew Masondo was the National Commissar of the ANC at the time.
Collections: Processed prints,Mohamed Ticky
Country: Tanzania
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 002.tif
Pixel_size: 4472 x 3259
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 362_45
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Mohamed Ticky Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX005 / FLR056
Keywords: Mary Ngozi, Oliver Tambo, Andrew Masondo, development, Dakawa, Tanzania
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Width: 4472
Height: 3259
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Image_number: 362_42
Description: Oliver Tambo (front left), Steve Dlamini, Mohamed Tikly (back) and Miss Nkobi (front right) with medical staff at ANC-Holland Solidarity Hospital at the Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College (SOMAFCO). The ANC-Holland Solidarity Hospital was opened on 1 May 1984. It was planned and financed by a medical solidarity committee in Holland, with the ANC responsible for its construction. Additional equipment was supplied by Dutch supporters. Mohammed Tikly was the Director of SOMAFCO between 1982-1987. Stephen Dlamini - President of SACTU Oliver Tambo - President of the ANC
Collections: Processed prints,Mohamed Ticky
Country: Tanzania
Location: ANC Holland Solidarity Hospital
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 007.tif
Pixel_size: 4416 x 3253
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 362_42
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Mohamed Ticky Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX005 / FLR056
Keywords: black African people, Tanzania, Central Africa, leaders, struggle, politics, ANC, Africa, horizontal, black and white image, icons, apartheid, struggle activists, ANC Leaders, Oliver Tambo, Steve Dlamini, Mohamed Tikly, Miss Nkobi, SOMAFCO
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Image_number: 355_34
Description: Alfred Nzo seated at the ANC delegation. Behind him is Stanley Mabizela (left) and Thabo Mbeki (right). This would have been a meeting of Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Organisation (AAPSO) in the late 1970s
Collections: Processed prints,Alfred Nzo Papers
Orientation: panoramic
Original_filename: 001.tif
Pixel_size: 4590 x 2730
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 355_34
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Alfred Nzo Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX016 / FLR127
Keywords: apartheid era, Africa, South Africa, black and white image, horizontal, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, colour image, black African people, black African men, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, Alfred Nzo
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Width: 4590
Height: 2730
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Image_number: 314_3
Description: Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo. Tambo was Secretary General of the ANC from 1955 after Walter Sisulu was banned by the South African Government under the Suppression of Communism Act. In 1958, he became Deputy President of the ANC and in 1959 was served with a five year banning order by the government. Tambo was sent overseas to mobilize resistance against apartheid. He settled in London where he and his family remained until 1990. In 1967, Tambo, who had been a founding member of the ANC Youth League, became Acting President of the ANC following the death of Chief Albert Luthuli. In 1985, he was elected President of the ANC.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Ethiopia
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 003.tif
Pixel_size: 5682 x 4181
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 314_3
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Loose / Processed / BOX0014 / FLR0175
Keywords: apartheid era, freedom fighters, anti-apartheid, political activities, South Africans, ANC, South African history, apartheid, African National Congress, political parties, liberation struggle, political activists, Africa, South Africa, black and white image, Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo, lawyers
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Width: 5682
Height: 4181
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Image_number: 311_8
Description: President of the African National Congress (ANC), Oliver Tambo (standing left) and the mayor of Reggio Emilia Ugo Benassi (right) at the Reggio Emilio City Hall during the signing of the "Pact of Solidarity" between the ANC and the municipality of Reggio Emilia, for the creation of a united and democratic South Africa, 27 June 1977.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Italy
Location: City Hall
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 007.tif
Pixel_size: 5644 x 4149
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 311_8
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Album / Processed / ALBUM080
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Ugo Benassi, Reggio Emilia, pact of solidarity, African National Congress, ANC
Title: PHYSICAL CONTAINER INFO:Nelson Mandela Collection:Regio Emilia: Pact of Solidarity (Italian) 1977PHYSICAL PHOTO INFO:PHYSICAL RELATED INFO:Pact of Solidarity between African national Congress of South Africa and City Of Reggio Emilia. Patto Di Solidarieta tra la Citta di Reggei Emilia e IAfrican National Congress del Sud Africa. Signed at the city hall of Reggio ehilid on June 27th 1977.INFO FROM ARCHIVIST:INFO NOT FROM PHYSICAL ARCHIVE:Oliver Tambo (left) addresses the Pact of Solidarity between African National Congress of South Africa and City of Reggio Emilia. Tambo was Secretary General of the ANC from 1955 after Walter Sisulu was banned by the South African Government under the Suppression of Communism Act. In 1958 he became Deputy President of the ANC and in 1959 was served with a five year banning order by the government. Tambo was sent overseas to mobilize resistance against apartheid. He settled in London where he and his family remained until 1990. In 1967 Tambo, who had been a founding member of the ANC Youth League, became Acting President of the ANC following the death of Chief Albert Luthuli. In 1985 he was reelected President of the ANC. Reggio Emelia promoted a national committee of solidarity with the people of Southern Africa. It was formed by the representatives of all the constitutional parties and the trade union and chaired by the city counsellor Guiseppe Soncini. The first important initiate was the National Conference of Solidarity held in Reggio Emeli, November 1978.
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Width: 5644
Height: 4149
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Image_number: 311_7
Description: A group photograph of representatives from southern Africa (left to right), President of the African National Congress (ANC), Oliver Tambo, President of the South West African PeopleÃ¢â¬â¢s Organisation (SWAPO), Samuel Daniel Shafiishuna Nujoma and Zimbabwean politician, Kumbirai Kangai on the occasion of the signing of the Ã¢â¬ÅPact of SolidarityÃ¢â¬Â between the African National Congress (ANC) and the municipality of Reggio Emilia, for the creation of a united and democratic South Africa, 27 June 1977.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Italy
Location: City Hall
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 019.tif
Pixel_size: 5644 x 4155
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 311_7
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Album / Processed / ALBUM080
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Samuel Daniel Shafiishuna Nujoma, Kumbirai Kangai, SWAPO, South West African PeopleÃ¢â¬â¢s Organisation,Reggio Emilia, pact of solidarity, African National Congress, ANC
Title: PHYSICAL CONTAINER INFO:Nelson Mandela Collection:Regio Emilia: Pact of Solidarity (Italian) 1977PHYSICAL PHOTO INFO:PHYSICAL RELATED INFO:Pact of Solidarity between African national Congress of South Africa and City Of Reggio Emilia. Patto Di Solidarieta tra la Citta di Reggei Emilia e IAfrican National Congress del Sud Africa. Signed at the city hall of Reggio ehilid on June 27th 1977.INFO FROM ARCHIVIST:INFO NOT FROM PHYSICAL ARCHIVE:Oliver Tambo of the African National Congress (left) is seated beside Samuel Daniel Shafiishuna Nujoma the leader of the South-West Africa People's Organisation (SWAPO) and Mr Kongai at the Pact of Solidarity between African National Congress of South Africa and City of Reggio Emilia. Reggio Emelia promoted a national committee of solidarity with the people of Southern Africa. It was formed by the representatives of all the constitutional parties and the trade union and chaired by the city counsellor Guiseppe Soncini. The first important initiative was the National Conference of Solidarity held in Reggio Emelia, November 1978.
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Width: 5644
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Image_number: 311_10
Description: A jubilant President of the African National Congress (ANC), Oliver Tambo with his hands held aloft stands alongside the applauding Italian politician Guiseppe Soncini after the signing of the Pact of Solidarity, 27 June 1977 between the municipality of Reggio Emilia and the ANC. A banner promoting the event displayed on the wall above Oliver Tambo reads "27 Giugno 7 ore 17.30. Seduta Solenne del Consiglio. Comunale per la firma del patto di solidariete con l' African National Congres contro lÃ¢â¬â¢ apartheid per la libertia e l' indipendenza del Suid Africa".
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Italy
Location: City Hall
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 021.tif
Pixel_size: 5640 x 4146
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 311_10
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Album / Processed / ALBUM080
Keywords: Guiseppe Soncini, Oliver Tambo, Reggio Emilia, pact of solidarity, African National Congress, ANC, anti-apartheid, banner
Title: PHYSICAL CONTAINER INFO: Nelson Mandela Collection: Regio Emilia: Pact of Solidarity (Italian) 1977 PHYSICAL PHOTO INFO: PHYSICAL RELATED INFO: Pact of Solidarity between African national Congress of South Africa and City Of Reggio Emilia. Patto Di Solidarieta tra la Citta di Reggei Emilia e IAfrican National Congress del Sud Africa. Signed at the city hall of Reggio ehilid on June 27th 1977. INFO FROM ARCHIVIST: INFO NOT FROM PHYSICAL ARCHIVE: Oliver Tambo addresses a meeting at the Pact of Solidarity between African National Congress of South Africa and City of Reggio Emilia, in Italy. Tambo was Secretary General of the ANC from 1955 after Walter Sisulu was banned by the South African Government under the Suppression of Communism Act. In 1958 he became Deputy President of the ANC and in 1959 was served with a five year banning order by the government. Tambo was sent overseas to mobilize resistance against apartheid. He settled in London where he and his family remained until 1990. In 1967 Tambo, who had been a founding member of the ANC Youth League, became Acting President of the ANC following the death of Chief Albert Luthuli. In 1985 he was reelected Prisident of the ANC. Reggio Emelia promoted a national committee of solidarity with the peoples of Southern Africa. It was formed by the representatives of all the constitutional parties and the trade union and chaired by the city counsellor Guiseppe Soncini. The first important initiatve was the National Conference of Solidarity held in Reggio Emelia, November 1978.
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Image_number: 311_11
Description: A group of officials and delegates led by Italian politician Guiseppe Soncini (right) and President of the African National Congress (ANC), Oliver Tambo (left) outside the City Hall of Reggio Emilia during the signing of the ''Pact of Solidarity'' between the ANC and the municipality of Reggio Emilia,for the creation of a united and democratic southern Africa, 27 June 1977, City Hall, Reggio Emilia.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Italy
Location: City Hall
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 005.tif
Pixel_size: 5622 x 4140
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 311_11
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Album / Processed / ALBUM080
Keywords: Reggio Emilia, pact of solidarity, African National Congress, ANC
Title: PHYSICAL CONTAINER INFO:Nelson Mandela Collection:Regio Emilia: Pact of Solidarity (Italian) 1977PHYSICAL PHOTO INFO:PHYSICAL RELATED INFO:Pact of Solidarity between African national Congress of South Africa and City Of Reggio Emilia. Patto Di Solidarieta tra la Citta di Reggei Emilia e IAfrican National Congress del Sud Africa. Signed at the city hall of Reggio ehilid on June 27th 1977.INFO FROM ARCHIVIST:INFO NOT FROM PHYSICAL ARCHIVE:Oliver Tambo walking through the streets of the Italian city of Reggio Emilia in 1977. Tambo was Secretary General of the ANC from 1955 after Walter Sisulu was banned by the South African Government under the Suppression of Communism Act. In 1958 he became Deputy President of the ANC and in 1959 was served with a five year banning order by the government. Tambo was sent overseas to mobilize resistance against apartheid. He settled in London where he and his family remained until 1990. In 1967 Tambo, who had been a founding member of the ANC Youth League, became Acting President of the ANC following the death of Chief Albert Luthuli. In 1985 he was reelected Prisident of the ANC. Reggio Emelia promoted a national committee of solidarity with the peoples of Southern Africa. It was formed by the representatives of all the constitutional parties and the trade union and chaired by the city counsellor Guiseppe Soncini. The first important initiatve was the National Conference of Solidarity held in Reggio Emelia, November 1978.
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Width: 5622
Height: 4140
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Image_number: 311_9
Description: A group photograph (left to right) President of the South West African PeopleÃ¢â¬â¢s Organisation (SWAPO), Samuel Daniel Shafiishuna Nujoma, Italian politician Guiseppe Soncini and the president of the African National Congress (ANC), Oliver Tambo at the signing of the "Pact of Solidarity" between the ANC and the municipality of Reggio Emilia, for the creation of a united and democratic southern Africa, 27 June 1977, City Hall, Reggio Emilia.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Italy
Location: City Hall
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 031.tif
Pixel_size: 5662 x 4168
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 311_9
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Album / Processed / ALBUM080
Keywords: Sam Nujumo, SWAPO, South West African PeopleÃ¢â¬â¢s Organisation, Guiseppe Soncini, Oliver Tambo, Reggio Emilia, pact of solidarity, African National Congress, ANC
Title: PHYSICAL CONTAINER INFO:Nelson Mandela Collection:Regio Emilia: Pact of Solidarity (Italian) 1977PHYSICAL PHOTO INFO:PHYSICAL RELATED INFO:Pact of Solidarity between African national Congress of South Africa and City Of Reggio Emilia. Patto Di Solidarieta tra la Citta di Reggei Emilia e IAfrican National Congress del Sud Africa. Signed at the city hall of Reggio ehilid on June 27th 1977.INFO FROM ARCHIVIST:INFO NOT FROM PHYSICAL ARCHIVE:Oliver Tambo of the African National Congress (2nd right) leaves the Pact of Solidarity between African National Congress of South Africa and City of Reggio Emilia in the company of Samuel Daniel Shafiishuna Nujoma the leader of the South-West Africa People's Organisation (SWAPO). Reggio Emelia promoted a national committee of solidarity with the peoples of Southern Africa. It was formed by the representatives of all the constitutional parties and the trade union and chaired by the city counsellor Guiseppe Soncini. The first important initiatve was the National Conference of Solidarity held in Reggio Emelia, November 1978.
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Width: 5662
Height: 4168
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Image_number: 310_1
Description: Francis Plimpton, ambassador of the United States of America (left) greets guest of honour Oliver Tambo (second from right), Deputy President of the African National Congress (ANC), Miriam Makeba (second from left) and Bishop Ambrose Reeves (right) at a reception hosted by the Secretariat of the Special Committee Against Apartheid at the United Nations in New York in October 1963. This photograph forms part of a series of captioned photographic records titled Ã¢â¬ÅThe United Nations and ApartheidÃ¢â¬Â, that was presented to Nelson Mandela, President of the Republic of South Africa, by United Nations Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali in October 1994.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: United States of America
Location: United Nations
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 008.tif
Pixel_size: 5660 x 4470
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 310_1
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Album / Processed / ALBUM103
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Miriam Makeba, United Nations, anti-apartheid, The United Nations and Apartheid, Special Committee Against Apartheid, Boutros Boutros-Ghali, Nelson Mandela
Title: PHYSICAL CONTAINER INFO:Nelson Mandela Collection:United Nations and Apartheid 1994. NGO.PHYSICAL PHOTO INFO:Ambassador Plimpton of the states greets guests of honor Mr Oliver Tambo, then Deputy President of ANC, bishop Ambrose Reeves and MS. Miriam Makeba at a reception hosted by the secretary of the Special Committee against Apartheid. United Nations, New York, October 1963. PHYSICAL RELATED INFO: INFO FROM ARCHIVIST:INFO NOT FROM PHYSICAL ARCHIVE:Ambassador Plimpton of the United States greets guests of honour Mr Oliver Tambo, then Deputy President of the ANC, Bishop Amborose Reeves and Mrs Miriam Makeba at a recetion hosted by the Secretariat of the Special Committee against Apaprtheid. United Nations, New York, October 1963. Oliver Tambo (2nd right) with Miriam Makeba. Makeba was a world renowned singer and anti-apartheid activist who played a significant role, while living in exile in stirring resistance against apartheid in the international arena. Tambo was sent by the ANC to live in the United Kingdom and to work toward encouraging international resistance against the apartheid regime.
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Image_number: 309_52
Description: Oliver Tambo, President of the African National Congress (ANC) (standing) and Guiseppe Soncini (first left) at the National Conference of Solidarity for the independence and sovereignty of the peoples of southern Africa against colonialism, racism and apartheid, hosted by the city of Reggio Emilia in ca. November 1978.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Italy
Location: Municipal Theatre
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 008.tif
Pixel_size: 5423 x 3916
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 309_52
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Album / Processed / ALBUM079
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Guiseppe Soncini, Reggio Emilia, National Conference of Soliarity, colonialism, anti-apartheid
Title: PHYSICAL CONTAINER INFO:Nelson Mandela Collection:Regio Emilia / Or Tambo (Italia) 1997 PHYSICAL PHOTO INFO:PHYSICAL RELATED INFO:Reggio Emilia e il Sudafrica. Comune di Reggio Emilia. INFO FROM ARCHIVIST:
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Width: 5423
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Image_number: 309_50
Description: President of the African National Congress (ANC), Oliver Tambo (third from left), the mayor of Reggio Emilia, Ugo Benassi (fourth from left) and Giuseppe Soncini (first from left) in Reggio Emilio when the Municipality of Reggio Emilia, Italy, signed a pact of solidarity with the African National Congress (ANC), against apartheid, for liberty and independence and for the creation of a united and democratic South Africa on 26 June 1977.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: Italy
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 005.tif
Pixel_size: 5376 x 3919
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 309_50
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Album / Processed / ALBUM079
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Guiseppe Soncini, Ugo Benassi, mayor, Reggio Emilia, Pact of Solidarity, librty, independence
Title: PHYSICAL CONTAINER INFO:Nelson Mandela Collection:Regio Emilia/ Or Tambo (Italia) 1997.PHYSICAL PHOTO INFO:PHYSICAL RELATED INFO:Reggio e il Sudafrica. Comune di Reggio EmiliaINFO FROM ARCHIVIST:INFO NOT FROM PHYSICAL ARCHIVE: Oliver Tambo (centre) at a conference in Reggio Emelia in 1977. Tambo was Secretary General of the ANC from 1955 after Walter Sisulu was banned by the South African Government under the Suppression of Communism Act. In 1958 he became Deputy President of the ANC and in 1959 was served with a five year banning order by the government. Tambo was sent overseas to mobilize resistance against apartheid. He settled in London where he and his family remained until 1990. In 1967 Tambo, who had been a founding member of the ANC Youth League, became Acting President of the ANC following the death of Chief Albert Luthuli. In 1985 he was reelected Prisident of the ANC. Reggio Emelia promoted a national committee of solidarity with the peoples of Southern Africa. It was formed by the representatives of all the constitutional parties and the trade union and chaired by the city counsellor Guiseppe Soncini. The first important initiate was the National Conference of Solidarity held in Reggio Emelia, November 1978.
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Image_number: 263_16
Description: Nelson Mandela, the president of the African National Congress (ANC) (right), shakes the hand of Oliver Tambo, the chancellor of Fort Hare University, and the national chairperson of the ANC (left), at a celebratory function on the Turfloop campus, University of the North (now University of Limpopo), Mankweng, Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo), South Africa, 24 April 1992. Tambo has officiated at a ceremony today to name the student halls of residence and the Oscar Mpetha Stadium. The following day will see Mandela installed as the chancellor of the University of the North.
Collections: Processed prints
Country: South Africa
Location: Turfloop Campus, University of the North
Orientation: landscape
Original_filename: 026.tif
Pixel_size: 3559 x 2373
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 263_16
Credit: Processed prints / ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Prints / Nelson Mandela Papers / Photographs Album / Processed / ALBUM023
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, Nelson Mandela, African National Congress, ANC, installations, chancellor, University of the North, celebratory functions
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0019.wav
Description: Speeches delivered by various participants during an honouring ceremony for Oliver Tambo by the Africa Fund Reception For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
Collections: PAA Audio (32 bit WAV)
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 1065_21
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0019 / Raw
Keywords: Executive Director of American Community on Africa, Africa Fund Reception, Oliver Tambo, South African political situation, Liberation Struggle, African National Congress of South Africa.
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0087b.wav
Description: Oliver Tambo answering questions in Press conference, some of the questions discussed include solidarity with the Patriotic Front or Solidarity, expressing his gratitude from their constant support of the struggle. He talked about the political conditions in rural and urban areas in relation to migration policies. He also mentioned about exploitation of rural people by other black people in the Bantustans in an extent that they are forced to pay for animal tax for their live stocks and even dogs For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
Collections: PAA Audio (32 bit WAV)
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 1065_24
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0087 / Raw
Keywords: Taxation, Liberation struggle, Bantustans, Solidarity with the Patriotic Front, Oliver Tambo, Patriotic Front, Bantutstans, ANC
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Width: 250
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0032a.wav
Description: Telephone conversation between Oliver Tambo, David Kitson, Norma Kitson and another individual regarding the Kitsons' suspension from African National Congress London For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
Collections: PAA Audio (32 bit WAV)
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 1065_14
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0032 / Raw
Keywords: Norma Kitson, David Kitson, African National Congress London, Telephone Conversation, Oliver Tambo, Norma Kitson, Liberation Struggle
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Width: 250
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0025a.wav
Description: Oliver Tambo answering individuals' questions about the African National Congress' role in the liberation struggle in South Africa For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
Collections: PAA Audio (32 bit WAV)
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 1065_7
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0025 / Raw
Keywords: African National Congress, South African liberation struggle, Year of the Freedom Charter, Oliver Tambo
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Width: 250
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0025b.wav
Description: Speech by African National Congress President Oliver Tambo at the Congress Party for Malagasy Independence (AKFM) headquarters in Tananarive, Madagascar, regarding the relationship between the ANC and Madagascar and the need for solidarity in their struggles, and giving an update on political developments in South Africa Part 2 of 2 For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
Collections: PAA Audio (32 bit WAV)
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 1064_43
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0025 / Raw
Keywords: Madagascar, AKFM, Ankoton'ny Kongresy ny-Fahaleovantena Malagasy, Congress Party for Malagasy Independence, African National Congress, Madagascan liberation struggle, Smith regime, Oliver Tambo, South African liberation struggle, Speech, Developments in South Africa
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0028.wav
Description: 84 recorded questions to be directed to Oliver Tambo at an Organisation of African Unity (OAU) meeting in Addis Ababa For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
Collections: PAA Audio (32 bit WAV)
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 1065_1
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0028 / Raw
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, ANC strategies, Mass mobilization, Release of Nelson Mandela, Organisation of African Unity, Addis Ababa, Liberation Struggle for the ANC.
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Width: 250
Height: 180
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0009.wav
Description: Oliver Tambo delivering a New Year message For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
Collections: PAA Audio (32 bit WAV)
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 1064_41
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0009 / Raw
Keywords: African National Congress 67th Anniversary, January 8th statement, New Year Message, Liberation Struggle, ANC, African National Congress of South Africa.
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0001b.wav
Description: Autobiographical notes by Oliver Tambo about his experiences growing up, including his school life and Christian life For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
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Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 1064_34
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0001 / Raw
Keywords: Autobiographical notes, Oliver Tambo, Christianity, Religion, Childhood, School life, Education, Liberation Struggle of the ANC
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Width: 250
Height: 180
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0001a.wav
Description: Oliver Tambo speaking about his life at St John's Kraal and at school For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
Collections: PAA Audio (32 bit WAV)
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 1064_33
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0001 / Raw
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, St John's Kraal, School life, Autobiographical notes, Education, Childhood, Liberation Struggle, African National Congress of South Africa.
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Width: 250
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0018.wav
Description: African National Congress President Oliver Tambo's call for people around the world to help the ANC fight the apartheid system in South Africa For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
Collections: PAA Audio (32 bit WAV)
Royalty_free: no
Media_id: 1064_28
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0018 / Raw
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0023a.wav
Description: Oliver Tambo's notes on how to run an organisation Part 1 of 2 For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
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Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0023 / Raw
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0023b.wav
Description: Oliver Tambo's notes on how to run an organisation Part 2 of 2 For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
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Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0023 / Raw
Keywords: Running an organisation, Principles of organisation, Liberation Struggle.
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0037b.wav
Description: Interview with Oliver Tambo regarding various matters relating to the liberation struggle in South Africa, including unrest in South Africa, the Sasol bombing, African state sovereign invasion, the role of the church in the liberation struggle, Gatsha Buthelezi, Bantustans and the African National Congress' position on the white community in South Africa Part 2 of 2 For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
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Media_id: 1063_34
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0037 / Raw
Keywords: Church, Gatsha Buthelezi, South African white community, Bantustans, South African liberation struggle, Sasol bombing, African state sovereign invasion,
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Image_number: ANCM-SwAC-0006.wav
Description: Interview with Oliver Tambo by Sweden Radio presenter and a journalist about the liberation struggle in South Africa, the interview was on the eve of May Day For further information refer to ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
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Media_id: 1055_9
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Mission Offices / Sweden Mission / ANCM-SwAC-0006 / Raw
Keywords: Workers Day, Liberation struggle, Armed struggle, life in exile, Apartheid, Sanctions,
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0012a.wav
Description: Speech by African National Congress President Oliver Tambo at the Congress Party for Malagasy Independence (AKFM) headquarters in Tananarive, Madagascar, regarding the relationship between the ANC and Madagascar, the need for solidarity in their struggles, and giving an update on political developments in South Africa Part 1 of 2 For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
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Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0012 / Raw
Keywords: Oliver Tambo, AKFM, Ankoton'ny Kongresy ny-Fahaleovantena Malagasy, Congress Party for Malagasy Independence, Tananarive, Madagascar, African National Congress, South African liberation struggle, Smith regime, Mozambican liberation struggle
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAR-0001.wav
Description: Speech delivered by Acting African National Congress President Oliver Tambo during the celebrations of June 26, South Africa Freedom Day, held in Lusaka, Zambia, 1969, discussing the significance of the day Part 2 of 3 For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
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Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Reel Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAR-0001 / Raw
Keywords: June 26 South Africa Freedom Day, National strike, Apartheid, Liberation struggle, Solidarity, Freedom fighters, Terrorists, World experiences, Revolution, Sustaining the African National Congress, Oppression, Heroes, Racism, Independence, Colonialism, Imperialism, Minority rule, Zambian support, Exploitation, Militarism, Kenneth Kaunda, Political prisoners, Frontline states, Africa, Zambia Broadcasting Services,
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Image_number: ANCP-OTAC-0012b.wav
Description: Speech by African National Congress President Oliver Tambo at the Congress Party for Malagasy Independence (AKFM) headquarters in Tananarive, Madagascar, regarding the relationship between the ANC and Madagascar, the need for solidarity in their struggles, and giving an update on political developments in South Africa Part 2 of 2 For further details refer to the ANC Archives audio/visual finding aids
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Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Cassette Tapes / Oliver Tambo Papers / ANCP-OTAC-0012 / Raw
Keywords: South African liberation struggle, Smith regime, Oliver Tambo, Ankoton'ny Kongresy ny-Fahaleovantena Malagasy, Congress Party for Malagasy Independence, AKFM, Madagascar, African National Congress, Mozambican liberation struggle, Headquarters in Tananarive
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Image_number: ANCM-ZiAR-0006.wav
Description: An interview with the ANC President, Oliver Tambo, on the role that disinvestment could do to end apartheid For further details refer to the ANC Archive audio/visual finding aids
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Media_id: 997_4
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Reel Tapes / ANC Missions / Zimbabwe / ANCM-ZiAR-0006 / Raw
Keywords: Disinvestment in South Africa, Foreign companies doing business in South Africa, State of the assets after the withdrawal,
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Image_number: ANCM-ZiAR-0005.wav
Description: An interview with Oliver Tambo on the state of affairs in South Africa For further details refer to the ANC Archive audio/visual finding aids
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Media_id: 995_5
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Reel Tapes / ANC Missions / Zimbabwe / ANCM-ZiAR-0005 / Raw
Keywords: Reshuffle in the South African ruling party, Growing white resistance against apartheid, Position of white conservative parties,
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Image_number: ANCM-ZiAR-0001.wav
Description: The president of the African National Congress, Oliver Tambo address a Press conferences on the apartheid regime raids into the neighbouring states For further details refer to the ANC Archive audio/visual finding aids
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Media_id: 996_5
Credit: ANC Archives
Path: ANC / Reel Tapes /