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… Suppression of Communism Act 3. General Law Amendment Act 4. Internal Security Act 5. Listing 6. Restrictions 1. Bannings under the Riotous … home. Banning orders were generally valid for a period of 5 years. The first banning orders were issued in 1951. The …

… Eye of the Needle - Chapter 4 - Participatory Democracy …

… daub with a corrugated iron roofing but with no ceiling.”Š 4 ”‰To Standard I and II students, she taught Zulu, English, … and occasionally kicking the ball when it came his way.”Š 5 On one occasion, Sibeko asked Anton to write an essay on … Hospital where he died on Wednesday, 29 July 1947, at 5:30 a.m. The cause of death was listed as "cardiac failure" …

… population of the Colony. This constituted an increase of 4 268 Muslims within a period of twelve years. 1840 Muslims … 4. Hadrat Shah Goolam Mohamed Soofie (BhaimiaJ [1948-1978] 5. Hadrat Shah Mohamed Saeed Soofie [1978- to date]. 1861 … During the renovation period, a shipping company donated £5 000.0.0d [five thousand pounds sterling] towards the …

… making a consistent workforce more desirable.  In 1973-4 trade unions were formed: the National Union of Textile … Hlatshwayo devised a new play Gallows for Mr Mpimpi [5] , which Astrid von Kotze facilitated the rehearsals of … came with a tremendous blow to the movement, when on 5 December four cultural activists, Simon Ngubane, Phineas …

… [lxxix] . The French troops proceeded to kill an estimated 5 000 adults, slaughtering the domestic animals, and burning …

… basic services programme currently supports more than 3.5 million indigent households. More than 17 million social … of a small business fund – which currently stands at R1.5 billion – is an outstanding example of the role that the …

… Teacher in the Liberatory Movement", Discussion, 1, 5, June 1952 [”¦] It is necessary for me, by way of … Teacher in the Liberatory Movement”, Discussion, 1, 5, June 1952 …

… to this was a young man named Samuel Makoanyane. (4) During the 1920s Oswald Fynney, Chief Magistral Zululand, … pounds): Mr. G. Pember, King Williamstown. Second prize (5 pounds): Mr. G. Sekoto, Khaiso Secondary School, and … All of the other black exhibitors at the 1934 and 193 5 exhibitions were students at the Diocesan Training College …

… bifurcated between writing on “Indians” and “Africans.”4 4 For a discussion of this bifurcation in the … in South Africa further in the chapters that follow. 5 T. J. D. Fair and N. Manfred Shaffer, “Population Patterns … and Indians constituted 35 percent of its total residents.5 Natal is also home to the majority of isiZulu speakers, who …

… 16% have not been achieved. That gives a ratio of 4 items of progress versus one item not yet completed. "On a … country for export, with earnings estimated at about R1,4 billion in the next seven years. Harmony Gold has raised …

… of the security forces 1.3 The record of the vigilantes 1.4 The record of the hit squads 1.5 The record of the 'right wing' Part 2. Destabilisation - … period, namely: 1. Security force actions 352 deaths (5.7%) 2. Vigilante-related actions 5060 deaths (81.2%) 3. Hit …

… and distributive trade and in the import-export market 4 as well as influx of soldiers at the end of the war 5 created an economic climate unprecedented in the Colony's … years of age were working for ten hours everyday for 5 shillings a week, in extremely unhygienic conditions. 25 …

… in District Six to close down by the 8th October 1918. 4 By that day the most popular Cape Town theatres and … Alharmbra, Wolfram's and the Grand) had closed down 5 leaving only the Majestic and the Regal open until the next … South African Review, 15 November 1918. Rand Daily Mail, 5 November 1918. Rand Daily Mail, 6 November 1918. Rand Daily …

… in District Six to close down by the 8th October 1918. 4 By that day the most popular Cape Town theatres and … Alharmbra, Wolfram's and the Grand) had closed down 5 leaving only the Majestic and the Regal open until the next … South African Review, 15 November 1918. Rand Daily Mail, 5 November 1918. Rand Daily Mail, 6 November 1918. Rand Daily …

… of the 99th Anniversary of the ANC in Polokwane, Limpopo. 4 March Ace Magashule, Free State Province Premier, delivers … national departments. Municipalities were involved in 37 (5,1%) of the complaints lodged with the NACH. Provincial … the highest number of seats and councils (198 councils and 5 633 seats) constituting 62% of the vote. The ANC fields 9 …

… the Senate after becoming a senator in December 1960. On 5 October 1960 the white electorate voted in a referendum to … (31 May) shocked Pietersburg. A state funeral followed on 4 June, the largest funeral in the town. SA Air Force planes … out 396 residential plots northeast of the town as Ext 4, later renamed Moregloed. In March 1948 Manaschewitz laid …

… from schools and public administration [cxlii] . On July 5, 1973, Major General Juvénal Habyarimana, who was defence … in 1989 [clvii] . This caused the Rwandan GDP to fall by 5.9%, down to the level it was in 1983 [clviii] . In need of …

… mainly out of some exiled black consciousness supporters. 4 And Sactu was playing a spoiling role abroad to ensure that … political project independent of the ANC-led alliance. 5 These concerns, and the weak tactics the ANC was obliged to … CHAPTER 4 - A turn to masses by Howard Barrell …

… Vigilantes, clientalism and the South African state , pp. 4-5. C. Charney, Vigilantes, clientalism and the South African …

… retreats south beyond the South West African border.  1917 5 February 1917 With the new colonisers keen to establish … of the land for the indigenous inhabitants of Namibia – 5-million of 57-million hectares for 90 percent of the … Council, among others – join to oppose the removals.  4 December Hundreds of women march to the municipal …

… up with him in the little town of George on the next day (4 July) when once again they arrested him and promptly … among others – by all accounts implored him not to return,5 but either he convinced them that his action was the right … Communist and a member of the Area Committee ”¦ Number 5 accused [meaning me] must have known of the membership of …

… organization to [the] people until freedom had been won”.4 In the words of Mandela: “We believed it was our duty to … declared illegal by a government in which it had no say.”5 By silencing its opposition and creating cruel penalties … great significance in the Rivonia Trial.36 The next day (5 August 1962), on Mandela’s return journey to Johannesburg, …

… labour . Author: Ruth First. Article in Africa South Vol.5 No.3 Apr-Jun 1961 pages 7 to 31. To read some more related … 3,968 627 Orlando 1930 65,593 11,314 Jabavu 1948 25,468 5,100 Dube 1948 12,727 1,957 Mofolo 1954 28,284 4,543 Central Western Jabavu 1954 25,468 1,432 Moroka North …

… government, the Bill was never passed (Horrell, 1978: 5). 1927 The Native Administration Act was amended to give … area for a particular amount of time (Horrell, 1978: 4). 1932 The Transvaal Asiatic Land Tenure Act was passed to … the proclamation which required them to move before June 5 1959 on the grounds that: 1. The Group Areas Board had …

… members (2.8 per cent); DP, 10 members (2 per cent); PAC, 5 members (1 per cent); and ACDP, 2 members (0.4 per cent). The interim constitution required that a … at a meeting of the Constitutional Committee in May 1995: 5.1 When it is debated whether a particular institution or …