CONTRIBUTOR8
OLIN BUNDY 1s currently professor of history at UCT as well as at UWC. He
    is the author of the Rise and Fall of the South African Peasantry and,
    a co-author of Hidden Struggles In Rural South Africa, (Ravan), 1987.
ENNIS DAVIS is associate professor of law at UCT and an expert on South
    African legal and political issues.
ILL FREUND is professor of economic history at the University of Natal
    (Durban) and the author of The Making of Contemporary Africa.
AKES GERWEL is the new Rector of of the University of the Western Cape,
    and holds a Phd in Afrikaans literature.
OHN HYSLOP lectures In sociology at the University of the Witwatersrand.
OBERT MORRELL lectures in history at the University of Durban-Westville.
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