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… his stay in England and was returned to the Cape in June 1614. His resentment of the way he was treated by the …

… and lead to more militancy and demands for freedom. In June 1976, there were violent clashes between high school …

… shortfalls in social services across the country. In June 1996, the ANC government adopted a redistribution …

… obligation whatsoever but to administer the Law”¦a Judge cannot, must not, dare not allow the existing defects of … man has broken the tribe. And it is my belief”¦that it cannot be mended again (Paton 25). Thus whilst Paton …

… discourse should be recognised as polluted by signs that cannot signify the real. It is contaminated and thus … assumptions lends itself to my argument that one cannot simply be black in South Africa. Such is the strength …

… grave and, therefore feel that this is a question which cannot be decided here in view our relations with the South …

… work together to bring about meaningful change. Government cannot do this by itself. Working together we can create … receive support from government. There is nothing that we cannot achieve if we continue working together as … other necessities. The legacy of apartheid and colonialism cannot be undone in only 17 years of freedom. Let us …

… achieved, many of us would reach this conclusion that we cannot go to the gods again, to face them and tell them we … to lay the foundations for the creation of a new society, cannot fulfil this task for us. The future generations of youth, having not experienced apartheid directly, cannot be expected to inherit this mission. Such is the …

… handed over the Inquest records to the NPA. On the 26th June 2017 the Inquest started into the death of Ahmed Timol, …

… after the site at which they were discovered in the late 1950's. Replicas of the seven Terracotta 'Lydenburg heads' …

… it was reclassified a whites only area, according to the 1950 Group Area’s Act. This was done upon the request of the …

… during the 1970s was the uprising that began on 16 June 1976. Police opened fire on youths protesting against … roots in the Soweto uprising. The first shot fired on June 16 was “the single most important moment in South … people in affirming their common identity The events of June 16 formed part of a much broader struggle. Within days …

… of South Africa. All of us who live during these times cannot but feel a sense of hope and expectation with regard … conviction has grown among our people that South Africa cannot be some solitary island that will, by some miracle, … Take the state of emergency for instance. Renewed in June, it is now in its fourth year. Despite its brutality and …

… who will and must decide the future. So it will be: there cannot be any other way. The road which led us to today … be a prerequisite. But when one has said all that, one cannot escape the final point, namely that it will be our … Richard Nixon's visit to Egypt during the first half of June 1974 also had much to do with this. In 1971 the …

… administrators of the law are misinterpreting it. For they cannot reconcile the lofty sentiments expressed during the … simply that the herrenvolk feared that the people would succeed in defeating this particular Act. It was even more … a boycott of the "Native Representation" Act was made in June, 1936, as the logical follow-up of the 1935 Convention …

… divisions under veld-cornets S J Roos, J Ferreira and D J Malan began to climb from ledge to ledge up the mountain, …

… was a fresh-faced 16-year-old when I started my studies in 1950 at the University of Cape Town. In the long summer … 50s. Action for unity When I started my studies in March 1950 at the University of Cape Town I was still like a young … who are doctors and business studies graduates. Yet I cannot forget how, every year, I would get a letter from the …

… of the identification of Herrenvolkism with capitalism cannot be fully understood except in the light of the liberal … and only secondarily as a class question. The second cannot be evolved independently of the first". We have to … motion and where and how one stage ends and another begins cannot be predetermined in a mathematical fashion. It will …

… being the applicant, the Garment Workers' Union, Mr. G. Malan, an organiser of the union, and myself the respondents. …

… in Pietermaritzburg (1946-49), he won a scholarship in 1950 to study at Camberwell School of Art in London, with a … was married to his first wife, Jean Middleton, between 1950 and 1958. Jean later served a three-year sentence in …

… comment that I mentioned at the outset of this study: "One cannot suffer by proxy. In order to make suffering and the … and his art is therefore defeated before it starts. It cannot rise above the level of folk art, and that means in … of Natal (School of Architecture - Durban campus, 25 June 1983). The seminar had been convened to discuss the …

… up against our own marks of expectancy.  No more tears We cannot mourn for Steve. Because we have no more tears to shed … must be confronted at some stage, as the experience of 16 June 1976 has clearly demonstrated. Certain myths about the …

… was also published in a newspaper, Umtetela Wa Bantu on 11 June 1927 and in a Xhosa poetry book for schools. In 1994 the … Xhosa item in the newspaper Imvo Zabantsundu, dated 27 June 1905 SONTONGA, E. Johannesburg. On 18 April 1905 ENOCH …

… banning of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) in 1950 appears to have produced a paradoxical effect. Rather … followed, predating the ANC’s decision, which was taken in June 1961, by between one and six months. 13 Party members … people, there was a good chance that armed struggle would succeed. 14 The SACP duly established small squads of …

… 2193 Parkwood Admission: Free The exhibition runs until 6 June 2017.  Contact: Benjamin Keuffel Public Relations …

… (27 June 2016). ↵ … (27 June 2016).|Legendary Lindenberg retires from powerboat …

… of Contemporary African Art Dak’art will be held May–June 2018 in Dakar, Senegal. Following the establishment of …

… under old NMC legislation on 22 August 1941, and 3 June 1960 respectively. …