Brian Bunting
1920-2008
Works
Advance Was Murdered by Nationalists New Age, October 28, 1954
Geneva and After 1955
Making the Africans Pay for Apartheid New Age [South Africa] August 23, 1956
Problems of the Multi-Racial Conference Liberation, November 1957
Liquor and the Colour Bar Africa South, July-September 1958
The Truth About Southwest Africa 1959
The African in Industry Africa South, October-December 1959
Windhoek Diary Africa South, April-June 1960
Basutoland 1960
Towards a Climax Africa South, July-September 1961
South West Africa and the United Nations 1961
Freedom Fight Focus is on the Protectorates 1963
Fascist South Africa [under the pseudonym Peter Mackintosh] African Communist, No. 15, October-December 1963
Verwoerd's Bantustan Fraud 1963
Blueprint for Slavery. Bantu Laws Amendment Act 1964 [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 18, July-September 1964
Fascist Sympathiser – Now Minister of Justice 1964
No Mercy from Vorster [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 20, January-March 1965
'A Revelation and a Tonic' 1965
The 'Fischer' Trial [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 22, Third Quarter 1965
Bending the Colour Bar [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 26, Third Quarter 1966
Fuhrer Vorster Sechaba, January 1967
South African Imperialist Expanison [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 30, Third Quarter 1967
When Thieves Fall Out [under the pseudonym Peter Mackintosh] African Communist, No. 40, First Quarter 1970
Dr. Banda of Malawi: Rogue Elephant of Africa [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 40, First Quarter 1970
The Israel-South Africa Axis – A Threat to Africa Sechaba, April 1970
Elections in South Africa [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 42, Third Quarter 1970
Britain, South Africa and the Commonwealth 1971
South Africa's "Outward" Policy Sechaba, October 1971
Namibia Strikes a Blow for Freedom [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 49, Second Quarter 1972
The Life of a Revolutionary [on J.B. Marks] [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 51, Fourth Quarter 1972
"Bantu Independence" the phoney clash [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 58, Third Quarter 1974
What the Progressive Party Stands For [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 59, Fourth Quarter 1974
The South African Threat to Mozambique [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 60, First Quarter 1975
Moses Kotane, South African Revolutionary 1975
Southern Africa Labour Monthly, April 1975
A Communist in the Truest Mould [on Bram Fischer] [under the pseudonym Peter Mackintosh] African Communist, No. 62, Third Quarter 1975
The Lessons of Soweto [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 68, First Quarter 1977
How the Russian Revolution Came to South Africa [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 70, Third Quarter 1977
One-Man One-Vote in Namibia – What It Means [under the pseudonym Peter Mackintosh] African Communist, No. 74, Third Quarter 1978
South Africa and the Fight for Peace [under the pseudonym Peter Mackintosh] African Communist, No. 84, First Quarter 1981
Warmongers Who Talk of Peace Sechaba, April 1985
Second Thoughts on the Nkomati Accord [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 101, Second Quarter 1985
Death of Alex La Guma [under the pseudonym Z. Nkosi] African Communist, No. 104, First Quarter 1986
National and Class Struggle: Is the Communist Party Programme Still Valid? [under the pseudonym Peter Mackintosh] African Communist, No. 109, Second Quarter 1987
Some Thoughts on the Moscow Conference African Communist, Fourth Quarter 1988
South African Journalists in the Front Line Sechaba, April 1989
See Also:
South African Communist Party Documents
African National Congress Documents