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… and activist, would now place African education “in the service of these activities”.5 He went on to say: “It is well … would be protected by the State unless they broke their service and that if they did so, female teachers would be …

… government would control the security forces, the public service, public broadcasting, and would design the electoral …

… secretary David Owen attended an IDAF-organised memorial service for Biko at St Paul’s Cathedral. In 1977 the …

… Johannesburg Education Officer with the IIE in Durban, a service organisation for black trade unionists engaged in … working for the Institute of Industrial Education, a service organisation to the Trade Union Advisory and … Pietermaritzburg; former research officer for the IIE, a service organisation for black trade unions (see Albertyn). …

… in many countries: labour organisations refused to service South African cargoes 15 - 24 June, Second Conference …

… members who felt obliged to boycott the tour and refuse to service the players. Television technicians urged the BBC to …

… put electricity under state authority and as a public service. It was a watershed moment in an energy landscape …

… arms by Blacks, but because many Boers were pressed into service, they allowed their servants to carry arms. Black … males between the ages of 16 and 60 were eligible for war service, and although the law did not refer to race it was … into concentration camps.  The men were forced into labour service and by the end of the war there were some 115 000 …

… Division was able to implement a number of site-and-service schemes that eased the crisis to a small degree. By …

… mines in Lenasia explode at the offices of the Lenasia bus service, at the home of the Lenasia Management Committee, and …