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R-0101970	Meeting basic needs
R-0101969	Barbara Levick
R-0101968	Crossroads - KTC holocaust
R-0101967	The private housing market - no panacea for the housing malaise
R-0101966	The State President`s National Council Bill
R-0101965	What the new law says...how they affect people
R-0101962	Members detained
R-0101960	South Africa without apartheid
R-0101959	The sanctions debate
R-0101958	Kwandebele - a rural trojan horse
R-0101957	Emergency regulations
R-0101956	What the advice office files reveal
R-0101955	Apartheid: dismantle or transform?
R-0101951	The crisis in Black education
R-0101950	Sash mourns the death of two Natal members
R-0101949	The state`s whole repressive machinery
R-0101948	Who was Matthew Goniwe?
R-0101947	Black Sash editorial
R-0101946	The present National Party Government
R-0101945	Bothas statement
R-0101943	Bishop Tutu
R-0101941	UDF - the State`s red herring
R-0101940	Vigilante violence
R-0101939	Vukani Makhosikazi
R-0101938	Licence to ?
R-0101937	A bad case of law
R-0101936	The law that devastates
R-0101935	A child died in police custody
R-0101934	Law and order - a legal perspective
R-0101933	Chaos in the administration of black townships
R-0101931	Gita
R-0101930	A raw deal
R-0101929	UIF works worst when needed most
R-0101928	Sheena Duncan in Sweden
R-0101927	Inkatha: UDF: APDUSA
R-0101926	Trying to diffuse violence
R-0101925	When it comes to marching
R-0101923	State pensions
R-0101922	Sash and the education crisis
R-0101921	Congress of Berlin
R-0101920	High cost of war
R-0101919	No win: no war in Namibia: End Conscription campaign
R-0101918	Mgwali leads resistance
R-0101915	The Land Act legacy 70 years later
R-0101914	Driefontein`s origins - rooted in the days of horror after the Land Act
R-0101913	Year after year somewhere in South Africa the government delivers its message
R-0101912	Why should we die, we black people, if we respect our government?
R-0101911	The days of horror: vigil for Driefontein`s leader
R-0101910	The days of hope
R-0101908	In recent months