ANC and SACP in exile

The African National Congress and the South African Communist Party between their banning in 1960 (the party had been banned in 1950) and their legalisation in 1990, with headquarters in London, Lusaka and Dar es Salaam. Besides the party's own Inkululeko Publications in London, foreign houses printed the speeches of Nelson Mandela and the writings of Ruth First and others.

Years

1960–1990

Country

South Africa

Also known as

African National Congress in exile · South African Communist Party in exile

Affiliation

African National Congress; South African Communist Party

Sources

Wikipedia — African National Congress; Wikipedia — South African Communist Party

Works published abroad

The movement's own publications, wherever they were printed. Each keeps its real publisher; titles in this catalogue link to their page. Works credited to ANC and SACP in exile, African National Congress in exile, South African Communist Party in exile, African National Congress, South African Communist Party, Nelson Mandela, Ruth First, Joe Slovo, Oliver Tambo, Moses Kotane, Govan Mbeki, Yusuf Dadoo & Brian Bunting are included automatically.