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… denounce us as traitors to Africa. We will watch you too. We have been reminded time and again that fellows who, … choice. And we have chosen African Nationalism because of its deep human significance; because of its inevitability and necessity to world progress. World …

… I had to listen to bitter words like these. I knew only too well that neither I nor anyone else had any remedy … to blame? To me it was clear that, if the Government broke its promise, though we would have to put in greater efforts, … live on their masters' estates, the strike would not have its full effect. There was the risk that they might be either …

… against the South African tour of England in 1970 led to its cancellation . When  England  hastily-arranged for a Rest … both the black and white national sides, but there were too many political pitfalls along the way. New Zealand was … known as the Vorster Government, has once again made its own rules, declaring two coloured players out of the …

… The South African Society of Artists celebrated its centenary on 26 September 2002 and on 9 December we mark the centenary of its first exhibition held at Cape Town's Drill Hall. The … by SASA in the development of South African art, including its involvement in the foundation of the SA National Gallery …

… National Gardens thrives in this City. During the early period (1874-1910), the lower part of the Garden was … Garden. Present-day KwaZulu-Natal probably owes much of its tree heritage to the generosity of the Garden in its early days. Unfortunately this generosity meant that …

… armed actions and related activities by the ANC and its military wing uMkhonto we Sizwe will take place. It was … consider the lifting of the State of Emergency in Natal as early as possible in the light of positive consequences that …

… been expropriated from 600 Indian farmers, and acquired its real identity as an Indian group area through the 1960s and early 1970s. Historically, Durban Whites had long been … Heinemann: Portsmouth| Horrel, M (1956) Group Areas Act: Its Effect on Human Beings. South African Institute of Race …

… and of the Gujerati speaking merchants on the other hand. Its leaders were not only united, they were also skilled … be the development of a complete breach with Europeans. Early this century when Lord Morley, the great Liberal …

… first transmitted, from one chimpanzee to one human, as early as 1908 in the southeastern corner of Cameroon. 1960s … to the U.S. at around 1970, suggesting a crucial hub of early U.S. HIV/AIDS diversification.  1975 The first reports … with Kaposi sarcoma. 1981 The New York Times publishes its first article about HIV/AIDS. Morbidity and Mortality …

… The re-emergence of resistance politics during the early 1970s reflected a fundamental crisis in South African … society. This crisis was both economic and political in its origins. Some characteristics of the crisis were: Very … Meanwhile, the government’s piecemeal reforms were seen as too slow by the left and too liberal by the white right. They …

… people in South Africa to decide on their future. This, too, was in vain. It was only then, when all other forms of … own freedom dearly, but I care even more for your freedom. Too many have died since I went to prison. Too many have suffered for the love of freedom. I owe it to …

… repression always went hand in hand with resistance. As early as 1902, a political organization called the APO was … The Declaration was an appeal to South Africa to bring its policies into line with the Universal Declaration of … The National Party government forbade resistance to its laws. Many people have used non-violence in South Africa …

… of the Kaffir Races (1866), W. C. Holden was one of the early writers on South African history to publish a book that … vacant land had come into being and were able to show how its emergence coincided with the increasing clashes for land … The Apartheid Government had transformed the myth to serve its own ends. They used it to support the Homelands Act and …

… prior to 1910.    In the Orange Free State in the early years of union, no recognition was accorded to chiefs … institution of chieftaincy, severing it from the roots of its support and popular accountability. The reality was … National Congress (ANC) in 1923. In the first 30 years of its existence, the ANC had an upper house of chiefs who …

… a Natural Monument. A length of chain is embedded in its trunk, and there is a legend that slaves were fastened to … excellent fishing rocks. The District was well-known for its exceptional wealth of indigenous forest, but owing to … ocean at the seaside. The smell of ‘moer’ coffee over an early morning fire, or the delicious aroma of roasting meat …

… in October, 1950, to honour the memory of one of its members, that Mr. W.P. van Schoor propounded his ideas on … of another. The Zulu king, Chaka, had during the early nineteenth century extended his domains by a rigorous … - black racialism. It is a tendency that is all too prevalent in Colonial countries where class oppression …

… narrowly defined Afrikaner nationalism undoubtedly left its mark on twentieth-century South African history. This is … concerning the origins of Afrikaner nationalism, its nature and content, the way in which it has been … Urbanisation and poor whites The depression of the early 1930s forced a considerable number of Afrikaners off …

… our policies, the proliferation of NGO`s to establish early childhood development programmes and institutions. … selfless spirit of the ANC that has brought our country to its present highly-prized democratic state. It must force us … and make your country and province proud. The ANC places its hope in your capabilities to rise above all adversity to …

… Plans for the observatory and a 24 inch refractor began as early as 1910. World War I intervened, and not till after the … was reopened for double star observations in 1962 by its last director, Frank Holden.  Holden made repeated … of 200 000 pounds. Harvard University then transferred its Boyden Observatory from Peru to Maselspoort, 14m from …

… We must urge all our youth to protect themselves at an early age and their loved ones against this disease by … global effort. The challenge is to seek ways to minimise its effects, to prepare for its impact and to co-operate in the finding of long-term …

… AZAPO and the Independent trade union movement. In early 1983 the UDF leadership sought unions support. ( For …

… influenced the processes and politics of exclusion in the early 20th century South Africa, and elsewhere in the African … how this ideology as a phenomenon that changed its form during the second world war. We trace this … the aristocracy and military in these countries was still too strong to bring about true reform.  Germany and Italy, …

… million. Durban's 'Palace of Peace' has not only retained its Islamic architecture but has been blended with marble, … as a complete and comprehensive way of life. During the early phase of the MYM , 1971-1974, it concentrated primarily … did not appeal for financial assistance from the public, its entire finances being met by the officials themselves. …

… Executive Committee of the African National Congress, its militants and combatants inside and outside South Africa, … support of Pretoria's war of aggression against Angola and its illegal occupation of Namibia. The collective voice of … the Republic of Botswana, in a fashion that has become all too frequent in southern Africa. Gaborone, its capital, was …

… was to reshape government`s training institutions and its relationships, and adopt or develop new conceptions of … of government is to give realisation to the rights of its citizens, not only to ensure their freedoms through the … In the second phase, we began to reap the benefits of our early fiscal discipline. We sought to foster the conditions …

… political ambitions, marginalised the ANC from discharging its responsibilities as the ruling party by centralising … to the allegation about Mbeki’s so-called paranoia. Early during my first five years as President of the … this story and, as we understood it, prepared to produce its own television documentary of the alleged conspiracy. It …

… in 1975 and re-issued in 1983 and 1994. Much of Jonker's early writing related to the episodes and trauma of her early life. Yet as a mature poet, Jonker never failed to …

… inner city settlements condemned as slums in the 1920s and early 1930s. One of the slum yards known to have been very … of Africans in the city, also depicted as the incubator of early Johannesburg’s urban African culture, Marabi.  Hellmann …