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… effort was taking a toll on her mental health and making her very emotional. As a member of the African … are marginalised can participate in policies and decision making at all levels of South African life for the …

… such as Masekela and his group were having difficulty making money near the end of 1959 as work was drying up all …

… it was criticizing the South African government, was only making the artists richer. Music has a power of its own. As …

… Assembly passed the Defence Amendment Bill in March 1973 making it possible for South Africans to be seconded to the …

… the Native Laws Amendment Act tightened influx control, making it an offence for any African (including women) to be …

… these to speak to individuals about changing apartheid and making a difference in South Africa. They were not afraid to …

… of these facilities to sites further out of town, making the whole area available for urban redevelopment. … both predictable and the subject of a pragmatic decision-making processes. The most important of these was the … was slow in percolating through to the civic decision-making process, and of the 10,730 house contracts placed …

… the languages of the Boers, Dutch and Afrikaans, thereby making it possible for Afrikaans speakers to take part in … movement in the eastern district’, declared: ‘I am, I hope, a patriotic Dutch-Afrikaner but if anyone dares to …

… their music to raise support against apartheid and provide hope and joy to audiences. They used their fame to speak out …

… was the cultural ambassador to the ANC and committed to making a difference. [28] Unfortunately, even contributing to …

… Council on Conditions of Service is responsible for the making of recommendations to the minister on the development …

… passed the Union Bill, which legalized same-sex marriage, making South Africa the first African nation to do so …

… other wives. April, The Satyagrahis break the salt law by making and selling salt. The salt law established a …

… 1991, to discuss constitutional principles, constitution-making body or process and transitional arrangements. The PAC …

… support. • Omar Badsha’s photographic darkroom in Good Hope Centre, Queen (now Dennis Hurley Street) …

… ESKOM also appeased large mines and corporations by making confidential electricity sales to these companies, … looting. Going back, the 1998 White Paper on Energy, while making provisions outlined in Part 1, also called for greater …

… publishes a telegram it received from Gandhi. It reads: “Hope Resisters will remain firm to the end. Everything … are fighting for their self-respect in South Africa in the making of which they have had no mean share. Let us hope that the Royal visit will be postponed to a more …

… Thomsville and Rainbow came into being, together making up Extension Two. The units in Thomsville were basic, … the state in 1964. An advisory body without any decision-making powers, its members were appointed by the state, and …

… of the General Assembly of the United Nations in the hope to present the views of the ANC regarding the Smuts …

… to strictly enforce censorship legislation. 49 The hope that a sensible judiciary would temper the government's …

… taken to the nth degree. By this approach I also hope to show that the advent of formal Apartheid is but a …

… popular culture, he [remains] a very powerful symbol of hope ... an icon of change. He helped to articulate our …

… injustice, and exploitation. It searches for peace and hope. It is beckoned by history to take sides. The …

… on establishing strongholds for Savimbi’s UNITA, in the hope that they would establish a ‘provisional government’ and …

… persecution of the Sikhs and Punjab. [55]   Consequently, hope for a continued united Indian state - which was created …

… mark in Mali by introducing the kingdom to Islam and making it one of the first Muslim states in northern Africa. …

… not only talking, protesting, and writing of change but making an effort to understand and help the people who would …