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… in his family, Lungi gained political knowledge at an early age. For instance, his grandfather Walter Sisulu was …

… excellent collection of South African art, check out the early history of the city in the fascinating photographs on …

… movement as a member of the ANC for the rest of the 1950s. Early in the 1960s, following the banning of the ANC, PAC and …

… the Smuts government had to face mounting criticism in the early 1920s. His stern measures to quell revolts in 1921 …

… the Bloody Action at Muizenberg). The poem represents an early instance where the emerging Cape Dutch vernacular - …

… the area between the Modder, Riet and Vaal Rivers early in the nineteenth century, Kausobson Kausob, was killed …

… and deeper significance derives from the fact that in its consideration of the “Nkandla matter”, the ConCourt made … that stands ready to chop the ugly head of impunity off its stiffened neck.” Thus, to constitute the new, we took the … certain matters to other branches of government. They too must observe the constitutional limits of their …

… that the RCMA alleviated all the inequalities, despite its aim to do so. What is a Customary Marriage? In South … of an officiator in order to be regarded as valid. Despite its aims of legislating customary marriages, the RMCA has … received much criticism and has been highly problematic in its application, particularly with concern for its impact on …

… Throughout the next few years, the state set precedents in its management of labour relations, ensuring a steady supply … Creswell, with WH ‘Bill’ Andrews and Sidney Bunting among its senior leaders, the party was the first national party … had to be secured by bringing the public and parliament to its knees. According to Simons and Simons, what the Worker …

… subsidised by the government. In 1997 the CAPAB staged its last play, The Guise, by David Mowat. It was staged as an …

… as the Race Relations news until 1991 when it changed its name to Fast Facts . The annual Race Relations Survey was …

… countries; what was the aim of this tour and what are its results? TAMBO : Our delegation has been to Algeria and … the world. Question : At what stage is the ANC? What are its real perspectives and prospects? TAMBO : For a long time … armed struggle for which we have been preparing since the early 1960s. It is a phase in which we can rightly claim to …

… we are entitled to expect that Arusha will play true to its character and send us off greatly reinforced and … and perpetuates this system has not changed in terms of its nature or the objectives that it pursues. Inherent to the … a tactic which has been allowed by mankind to be used for too long. The oppressed victims of terror resorted to armed …

… really just ethnographical, or whether we cannot find here too the thread that runs through all conflicts in modern … then, is what "White South Africa" means in the mouth of its farmer champion (and many of them are preaching this …

… small. All the same it shows that the Legislature in its wisdom has put a temptation in the way of the public to … we do feel that the Department will be going a little too far in attempting to drive away men who are already …

… Constitution, and the vision and standards it sets out for its “number one” citizen, the president.  Sneering contempt … was no evidence that money allocated for judges reached its final destination”. In trying to follow the money, Jafta … subverted the Constitution on numerous occasions is just too overwhelming for him not to appear before Zondo. If you …

… at the Durban Art Gallery before touring the country, and its judges included Michaelis School of Fine Art lecturer … for selection called the exhibition ‘the only one of its kind in South Africa’. The second Art SA Today … representative.’ The 1971 exhibition was also notable for its inclusion of art that was socially and politically aware. …

… Freedom Charter an act of treason. Consequently, on the early morning of 5 December 1956, and some days later, one … of the legal proceedings of the Treason Trial or of its political meaning and implications. Suffice it to say … of the Congress movement, and formulating and clarifying its political policies and principles and social goals. The …

… to the proposed investigation was that the issue was too important to be treated as an internal police inquiry. He …

… they name Taboa do Cabo (the Table Cape) on account of its shape. 1510 1 March, On his way back to Portugal the … ship São Bento is wrecked north of the Great Fish River on its return from the East. Manuel de Mesquita Perestrelo, …

… established as a longterm insurance provider. The AB began its existence as an organisation of the northern Afrikaner … the Afrikaner people in South Africa and the promotion of its interests’.( O’Meara: 1977: 163-4) …

… the Free State , which allowed the organisation to retain its acronym PACOFS. Today PACOFS is a playhouse and a …

… NCAW. It was not a highly politicized body and restricted its efforts mainly to social issues. It cooperated fairly …

… the barbaric example of Nazi Germany and had learnt its lessons well. Umkhonto We Sizwe sabotage continued and … a year's imprisonment. There were many amongst the blacks too, but Izzy, Leslie and Violet were my friends and it came … and the Federation were brought to Johannesburg for the early part of the treason trial. They returned to Port …

… wild life, including birds, penguins, seals and tortoises. Its name "robben" is derived from the Dutch, meaning a seal. … was kept there. The prison internationally notorious for its harsh conditions and when the political prisoners of the … Site because the buildings on the island are a reminder of its sad history and because the same buildings also show the …

… it divided the whole organisation and was deepened through its implications for deployment and power of the state. In … factor for the first breakaway from the ANC in its history. Mosiua Lekota spearheaded the formation of the … in Parliament. As a result of this, the ANC nominally lost its two-thirds majority in Parliament. [6] Endnotes [1] …

… Dilemmas of a Writers Group by Mogorosi Motshumi, THE EARLY YEARS Es'kia Mphahlele and Noel Manganyi, WOMAN WRITERS …

… and the hundreds of mercenaries his regime had hired. In early January 1963, Elisabethville was captured by U.N. …

… and U Thant, both Secretaries General of the UN in the early to mid 1960s, were opposed to Lumumba and may have …

… part of Morocco, the Rif area, was ceded to Spain. Early twentieth century opposition to French and Spanish rule …