The Alan Paton Centre and Struggle Archives holds author Alan Paton’s literary works and related documents and manuscripts, as well as papers concerning the Liberal Party and other organisations involved in the struggle against apartheid.

The ANC archives contain documents that were produced by the ANC, relating to the role of the ANC and its allies in the struggle for liberation, or are directly concerned with the ANC.

The Apartheid Museum is considered the pre-eminent museum dealing with 20th century South Africa, in particular the apartheid story. It is located in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Bailey’s African History Archives hold 40 years of material from all the editions of Drum magazine and its various sister publications, as well as a wealth of information on African politics and culture.

The Brenthurst Library houses the Africana collection of the Oppenheimer family in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Constitution Hill houses the new Constitutional Court, and is the historical site of Johannesburg’s Old Fort Prison complex, where many political figures, including Nelson Mandela, were detained.

The Constitutional Court library is not only a resource for the judges and their clerks. It is a major national repository, with ambitions to become the biggest human rights library in the southern hemisphere.

The Constitutional Court library is not only a resource for the judges and their clerks. It is a major national repository, with ambitions to become the biggest human rights library in the southern hemisphere.

Freedom Park is both a monument and a museum, celebrating and recording the history of South Africa, from prehistoric man to today’s young democracy.

The Gauteng Department of Sports, Arts, Culture and Recreation arranges and funds cultural and sporting events throughout the Gauteng province.

Imani Media are the personal videographers of Nelson Mandela.

It was at Liliesleaf farm that the most prominent leaders of South Africa’s struggle against apartheid sought shelter, and attended meetings. The farm was raided by the police, which lead to the Rivonia Treason Trial.

The Luthuli Museum is concerned with preserving the history and legacy of Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Chief Albert Luthuli. The museum is located in Groutville at Kwa-Dukuza, in the house where Albert Luthuli and his family lived.

The Mandela House Museum is now a visitor attraction, and a centre for the preservation and research of the history and legacy of the Mandela family. Nelson Mandela and his family lived there from 1946 into the 1990s.

The National Archives and Records Service’s mission is to foster a national identity and the protection of rights by preserving a national archival heritage for use by the government and people of South Africa.

The South African government needs to be informed on the nature of any threats to domestic security. The task of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) is to inform the government on developments within this sphere.

The museum showcases several gifts received by Nelson Mandela, on behalf of South Africa, in three locations near to Madiba’s home town, Qunu in the Eastern Cape.

For 400 years, Robben Island functioned as a prison. Nelson Mandela and many other political dissidents were imprisoned there during the apartheid era.

The Robben Island Museum manages a collection of artefacts, documents, photographs, art and audio-visual material, which are housed in the UWC-Robben Island Mayibuye Archives.

SADET’s mission is to examine and analyse events leading to a negotiated settlement and democracy in South Africa.

SAHA is a human rights archive that was established by anti-apartheid activists. Their core aim is to capture lost and neglected history to help today’s generation relate to past struggles.

SA History Online is an organisation which aims to break the silence about the past, and create an online encyclopaedia.

Umlando is a visual comic production company that uses visuals as a way of creating unique educational, training and entertainment materials.

Established in 1974 with the aim of collecting historical content concerning black, white and Indian communities of South Africa. This centre promotes and facilitates research in the historical, cultural, economic and political fields.

Villon Films is an independent producer and distributor of socio-political documentary film located in Vancouver, Canada.

The Wits Central Records Office is the official repository of Wits University for admin and faculties, departments and other academic organisations, clubs and societies, and other persons who are closely associated with the institution.

This human rights research library was established to serve civil society as well as scholars and researchers. This was done in order to retrieve the rich historical heritage belonging to all South Africans.