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… (SADF) engaged in a number of military incursions and cross-border raids against Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Mozambique …

… WW II. Guns were stored there and the government built roads, a power station, a new water supply and houses. In …

… and, if so, on what grounds. A respondent wishing to cross-appeal to the Court must file such application for leave to cross-appeal within 10 days of the filing of the application … and, if so, on what grounds. A respondent wishing to cross-appeal to the Court must file such application for …

… natural borders that were impossible, or very difficult to cross. So immense is the significance of the Nile River to …

… role in the planning and construction of a number of its roads. He retired in 1848 when he returned to England on … if untrained engineer, he constructed a number of military roads and passes on the eastern frontier, before undertaking … of that time. The Case of Henry Fancourt White, Cape Roads Engineer The village of Blanco was established on the …

… sculpture and ceramics, and bestowed awards to a broad cross-section of participants. Lawrence Scully and Alison … contended that ‘This year has produced a less agitated cross-section of art than the previous exhibition and more …

… the 16  June protests, is arrested when he was about to cross  the border of Mozambique . 5 July, L.M Mpotokwane, the …

… in loading and unloading in French ports, building roads, working on railways, quarrying and forestry.  The … were employed in “laying and repairing railway lines and roads”¦ lumbering in French forests to provide timber for …

… were provided by the municipality. By the 1930s, the roads in Sophiatown were not tarred and there was no street …

… licenses in Vereeniging. They are not arrested. They cross the Natal border and encourage the miners in Newcastle … Phoenix settlement satyagrahis, including five women who cross the Natal-Transvaal border, are arrested and sent to …

… Austrians bombard Serbian capital Belgrade. German patrols cross the French border. 1 August, France orders the …

… from one another by open spaces and with separate access roads” (Christopher, 1994: 38) The Black (Native) Affairs Act …

… sea to fish. In parts of Africa people still use dhows to cross lagoons, lakes or rivers. Canoes, kayaks and small …

… and a limited number of these share the same term for a cross cousin (e.g. the child of your mother’s brother), …

… Institutions such as Healdtown (Methodist), Holy Cross Missionary school in Flagstaff, Lovedale (the Church of …

… of Harlow, United Kingdom, renames one of its major roads in honour of Mandela. 18 July, AUEW (TASS), one of … Honoured by the Duke of Gloucester as a Bailiff Grand Cross of The Order of St John. 2005 Amherst College honorary …

… civil character at the Seat of War such as construction of roads and railways, the erection of stone houses and jetties, … the army. Their function was to handle supplies, work on roads, undertake sanitary duties and hutments as well as …

… and new suburbs built where all have transport, roads, lighting, playing fields, creches and social centres; …

… were upgraded. The building of networks of hard-surface roads, and canal systems to link rivers for practical …

… of their income in tax and having to do forced labour on roads and for the local landowners. The bourgeoisie made up …

… a few kilometres from Table Bay, as a goal. In 1615 John Cross compelled ten condemned prisoners brought from England …

… evidence submitted in the first stage and witnesses were cross-examined [xiii] . According to the regulations, anyone could apply to the commission to cross-examine witnesses or examine documents presented in … testimony [xiv] . However, when it came to documents and cross-examination of witnesses, the commission was chastised …

… is not what unfolded Unseen boulders struck midstream Cross currents caught us in between Then some of our boatmen … tell me what we should do How do we get across How do we cross over now)   2. Ghosts of the Quarry (English and …

… in a larger group, like trading extra food, building roads to travel on, finding different ways to transport …

… impounded, and permission to receive visitors or access to roads and even to water.” [19] In 2008, the Gauteng branch of …

… they marched peacefully to the city, but the police set up roads blocks in the CBD. The police sprayed teargas in the …

… surrounded by wire fences, with fields on two sides and roads on the other two. The armed vehicles went into the …

… Africa were instrumental, from the 1930s, in building cross racial alliances. The small Indian, Coloured and White …