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… back in March at, as some historians believe, the mouth of what is today the Great Fish River. On the return journey, …

… elements which greatly contributed to that view, and, what is more, to that organization of races which was then to … well - for a number of years he lived in a trading post in what is now known as KwaZulu, indicated in the novel as … simply that their existence, their blackness, if you see what I mean, had seemed too much for me ( Ibidem, 28).  …

… as a whole, outside of the African reserves, became what it had long been in the Cape: a land, not of … petitions and deputations to register their resistance to what they felt were a betrayal of liberal British traditions. …

… Tanzania and unanimously expels eight members due to what the party described as “disruptive factionalist … old Hector Petersen and at least three others. This begins what becomes known as the Soweto youth uprising . The student …

… for more housing. In 1931, black people were relocated to what was to become the first township of Soweto, namely … It resented being used as an instrument for implementing what it considered to be racially motivated policies. The …

… new government opted to establish a commission to document what happened during South Africa's most troubled times, and …

… with slogans like "Wat soek jy in die townships troepie?" (What are you doing in the townships soldier?), clearly had an …

… Whether the ships captains adhered to these rules or to what extent can only be surmised, though careful records were …

… embarrassed by the army's initial lack of success against what they called a backward, incompetent and rural enemy. …

… understand apartheid as a planning issue. Conceptions of what it means to “plan” vary dramatically across the … allowance by the NGK synod for separate spaces of worship. What had originally been reluctantly allowed under the guise … The second is that every individual has the inherent right to live and develop… In the third place, it is our deep …

… Reserve encompasses Forests, Rivers, Rapids and Ravines. What’s more, it’s only 25 kilometres inland from the coastal …

… Bothasig and Bosmansdam High School are located on what was originally the Farm, 'Bosmansdam'. Part of the land …

… What today is essentially a fishing village, Port Nolloth …

… field and the problem of multiracial audiences (what newspapers called “theatre apartheid ”). Conceived by …

… this city at the moment. Enough said - I wait to see what kind of a world he has created, I mean curated, … taken by such acts her work provides a key for much of what is in this venue. Collecting, documenting, counting, … stop as all the headphones are busy. I do stop however at what is to be a high point of the day; Seifollah Samadian's …

… aloof. We do not do enough to make an adequate return for what we have got from them. They are getting resentful and … High Commissioner will be withdrawn as he should be. What little aid he can render is nothing compared to the … action against the passive resisters according to law. What is taking place there today is worse than martial law... …

… the full pain of your loss, I know you will understand what I mean when I say that: "your loss is our loss too". … descriptions. This way we can then sufficiently comprehend what it took for the young uBab` Nsibande to commit his life … the oppressed are faced with the option of fighting for what is just or submitting themselves to perpetual …

… inspired its creation and have guided it to this day. What an experience it was to listen to MADHEVU (?) as he … he has sacrificed so much, was Nkhize`s call on us to do what remains to be done. And we shall do it - together, in … from the Niassa Province and the Cape Province. What they do not know is that we are in their rear and on …

… against the black majority. It is apartheid. That is what will be disastrous. As opposed to de Klerk's continued … let us go back to the old theme of pressures, of what the international community can do. It is often impossible to imagine what could be more effective against the Pretoria regime as a …

… inspired its creation and have guided it to this day.      What an experience it was to listen to MADHEVU (?) as he … he has sacrificed so much, was Nkhize's call on us to do what remains to be done.   And we shall do it - together, in … from the Niassa Province and the Cape Province.  What they do not know is that we are in their rear and on …

… exhibition (1) caused a significant stir, bringing what appeared to be a completely autonomous aesthetic, an art … in the history of the art of black South Africans. In what sense might this art be any more a transition or a … "Ricky Burnett.... really did break all the rules. What he did in organising the Tributaries Exhi­bition was to …

… 29 July 1979 I have no idea as to where Phathakahle is, in what district, and least of all the situation of 802. But my … 27 January 1979 I have the feeling that contrary to what we had hoped - your removal from Brandfort would be done … beginning to settle down in the latter. To move again to what are practically platteland areas where the police, …

… OAU meeting, to let the voice of our people be heard on what we are fighting for, what support we need, and who we consider to be our … It is sacrifices which constitute the best definition of what we want, the most persuasive and irresistible appeal for …

… that it reconsider governmental policies which impair the right of all racial groups to enjoy the same rights and … whole, regardless of race,colour or creed, and to consider what part theUnited Nations might play in the achievementof … Assembly declared that the South African regime has "no right to represent the people of South Africa" and that the …

… in which a person may be served with a banning order, and what the stipulations of such a banning order may be: • … violence of the state in its attempts to contain it. From what can be gleaned from official police unrest reports and …

… of Court. At the time of his death he had already set up what had very bright prospects of becoming a flourishing … of us who shared his views give him the assurance that what he has left incomplete we shall complete. To the critics … solidly in support of what he honestly considered to be right. As a scholar, he exhibited rare qualities. A self-made …

… racist Pretoria's aggressive dreams of conquering Angola. What has been achieved is also a direct consequence of the … be one of militant mass defiance. We must ourselves decide what needs to be done and do it. The actions of defiance we … will force the regime and the employers to recognise our right to organise and to act in defence of our interests. Of …

… racist Pretoria`s aggressive dreams of conquering Angola. What has been achieved is also a direct consequence of the … be one of militant mass defiance. We must ourselves decide what needs to be done and do it. The actions of defiance we … will force the regime and the employers to recognise our right to organise and to act in defence of our interests. Of …

… The tendency towards equality of status was both right and inevitable. Geographical and other conditions made … detail in the light of experience in order to consider to what extent the Resolution of 1923 might with advantage be … the Governments. It is for each Government to decide to what extent its concurrence in the ratification will be …

… after than their Northern counterparts. Although property right at on the Coastal Atlantic Seaboard , is still amongst …