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… successful in the critics’ eyes, showing that the cultural resistors were, in fact, learning as they went along. [35] …

… lawyer. Nazar and Madanjit saw to the practicalities of producing the newspaper - this was no mean task for the paper …

… the centre of town. The Rustenburg Power Station begins producing power. 1921 The first attempts are made to mine …

… acclaimed. She emphasizes the importance of producing research that is not only limited to a small group … to focus on the impact of the research and work they are producing. Afrikaans as a main language of instruction …

… Site. By about 1.4 million years ago, hominids started producing more recognizable stone artefacts such as handaxes, …

… that the current education system was too liberal and producing “Black radicals”. From a theological perspective, …

… African National Congress, Plaatje was a prolific writer producing both fiction, political essays, and journalism. 10 …

… meant that workers were unable to buy the goods they were producing. [13] The low tax rate for the rich, and the …

… Language Movement emerged in the 1930s, with writers now producing works of literature that far surpassed the earlier …

… to record for Singer Records. Gallo went on to begin producing music in South Africa. 1939 The tradition of …

… lack of further formal education did not prevent him from producing art. From 1953 to 1957, Dumile developed a …

… who traded iron and copper, which they were skilled in producing. Archaeologists have discovered numerous …

… regime by speaking out against apartheid in articles and producing protest materials. One particular article Klug …

… as a political party. 2004 Angola becomes a major oil producing state, with over a million barrels a day being …

… source of inspiration and proof of the school’s success in producing well-rounded, hard working leaders. Influential …

… that the current education system was too liberal and producing “Black radicals”. From a theological perspective, …

… that took advantage of the new opportunities to excel in producing for the evolving market in the Eastern Cape during …

… maritime trade. [67] This meant that China focused on producing goods for export and allowed a European presence in …

… century a feudal structure begins to emerge, with slaves producing goods for the monarchs. By the 1850s European … community with aircraft, confiscates firearms and arrests resistors.  1924 The South African administrator notes that …

… with the desire of King John I to gain access to the gold-producing areas of West Africa. The trans-Saharan trade …

… with the desire of King John I to gain access to the gold-producing areas of West Africa. The trans-Saharan trade …