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This volume is a revised version of The South African Communist Party in Exile, which was published by the Africa Institute of South Africa (AISA). What is covered here is the story of the SACP during the exile years until its unbanning in 1990, the 1990–94 negotiated transition, and the immediate period after the 1994 first democratic elections, which brought into being post-apartheid South Africa.

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The SACP strives to be the leading political force of the South African working class whose interests it promotes in the struggle to advance, deepen and defend the national democratic revolution and to achieve socialism. - The South African Communist Party Constitution

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Eddy Maloka holds a PhD in history and writes widely on development issues and international affairs. He has served as an adviser in the Presidency of South Africa as well as to the former premiers of Mpumalanga and Gauteng. He researches extensively on political and developmental issues in Africa, including on the history of the liberation struggle in South Africa, and is a regular public commentator on politics and economics.

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