ANC president A.B. Xuma and the presidents of the Natal and Transvaal Indian Congresses, Monty Naicker and Yusuf Dadoo, signed a joint declaration of cooperation in Johannesburg. Known as the Doctors’ Pact, it opposed racial discrimination and built an alliance across African and Indian organisations. The agreement was an important step toward coordinated action, even as the organisations retained distinct constituencies and political debates.
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What did the Doctors’ Pact represent?
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Xuma, Naicker and Dadoo signed a joint declaration of cooperation.
The Doctors’ Pact linked the ANC with Indian Congress organisations.
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The presidents of the ANC, NIC and TIC signed a joint cooperation declaration.