References
- Avoid: The censored songs. Compact disc. SABC Media Libraries.
- Byerly, I. 1998. Mirror, mediator, and prophet: The music indaba of late-apartheid South Africa. Ethnomusicology 42(1): 1–44. doi: 10.2307/852825
- Coetzee, J.M. 1996. Giving offense: Essays on censorship. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
- Coplan, D. 2008. In township tonight! South Africa’s Black City Music and Theatre. Second Edition. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
- Drewett, M. 2004. An analysis of the censorship of popular music within the context of cultural struggle in South Africa during the 1980s. D.Phil. diss., Rhodes University.
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Interviews
- Anon. 2012, Telephone Communication, 23 May. Stellenbosch.
- Marks, David. 2012, Personal Correspondence, 16 January. Port Shepstone.
- Pracher, Cecile. 1998, Personal Correspondence with Reitov, Ole, Unpublished transcript. 20–22 November. Copenhagen.
- Van Rooyen, Jacobus. 2011, Telephone Correspondence, 27 April.
Archival material
- Jacobs, J.R. (General Manager: Afr. Eng Radio Group) 1 December 1989. Letter to Oldfield, Tracy Chapman ‘Crossroads’ Album, SABC Record Library.
- Oldfield, MA. 22 November 1989. Letter addressed to Mr Jacobs re Tracy Chapman ‘Crossroads’ Album, SABC Record Library.
- Undated (filed with memo no. 189). List of reasons for restricting tracks, SABC Record Library. Undated. List of functionaries, SABC Record Library.
- 2 May 1980. Government Gazette, SABC Record Library.
Agendas (1986–1996)
- 27 November 1986. Agenda of Record Meeting, Platekeuringsvergadering, memo no, 209. SABC Record Library.
- 12 March 1987. Agenda of Record Meeting, Platekeuringsvergadering, memo no. 220. SABC Record Library.
- 19 March 1987. Agenda of Record Meeting, Platekeuringsvergadering, memo no 220. SABC Record Library.
- 17 May 1990. Agenda of Record Meeting, Platekeuringsvergadering, memo no 307. SABC Record Library.