pt. A. Chronological narrative. Southern African Societies up to the Seventeenth Century
State Formation in Southern Africa, 1760-1840
Colonial Expansion and African Resistance
Diamonds, Gold and the Reshaping of South Africa
Anglo-Boer relations to 1910: War and Union
Early Black Political Organisations
The Natives Land Act of 1913
World War 1
The Post-war Years, 1918-1929
Slump and Recovery, 1929-1939
World War II and After
Apartheid Established, 1948-1960
Initial Resistance to Apartheid,1948-1960
Repression and Regrouping, 1960-1964
Revival of the Mass Movement, 1964-1979
Apartheid under Pressure, 1976-1989
Tentative Talks and an Escalation of Violence
Negotiations and the Coming of Democracy
The Mandela Presidency, 1994- 1999
pt. B. Themes in South African History
The South African Economy
South Africa's Bantustans
The History of Schooling in South Africa
Poverty and Inequality
Life under Apartheid: Urban and Rural Experiences
Women's Struggles
The Trade Union Movement
South Africa's Constitutions
International Solidarity against Apartheid.