Public Libraries
Annual Report of the Western Cape Provincial Library Service
(Annual Report) Library Services (Department of Cultural Affairs & Sport, Western Cape Government)Cape Librarian
(Link)Cape Librarian
(Newsletter/Magazine Issue)Cape Librarian January/February 2019 Volume 63 / No.1
(Newsletter/Magazine Issue)Cape Librarian July/August 2014 Vol. 58 No. 4
(Newsletter/Magazine Issue)Cape Librarian November/December 2013 Vol. 57 No. 6
(Newsletter/Magazine Issue)Cape Librarian September/October 2013 Vol. 57 No. 5
(Newsletter/Magazine Issue)Oral History Framework
(Guidelines, Manuals and Instructions) Department of Cultural Affairs & Sport (Western Cape Government)The use of oral sources features prominently amongst the critical developments in the South African historiography during the twentieth century. This development permeated from academy to public institutions and sites of memory such as museums, archives, libraries, heritage institutions, etc.
Public Libraries
(Link)WebPALS: Online Library Services
(Service)
The WebPALS service accommodates libraries managed by the Provincial Government of the Western
Cape and does not include the libraries that fall under the City of Cape Town.
Library members can use the Internet to renew library materials, search the online catalogue, or
access library information.
WebPALS
Western Cape Provincial Libraries
(Service)The Library Service forms an important part of the services offered to the people of the Western Cape. The entire community has the right to free access to library and information services. The Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport (DCAS) seeks to develop, transform and promote sustainable library, information and archives services. Providing information is a key service. The reason for this is that it promotes a culture of reading, library use and learning that enriches the whole community.
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