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… I now turn to examine select aspects of SASO's organisation and … banned SASO on the campus. Many off-campus branches are now catering for students at full-time universities (ibid.). …

… New toilets need to be installed at Mafwe and Mbunza.     Now we wish all our supporters a Merry Christmas and a Happy …

… a Charter in Kliptown, Johannesburg, on June 26, 1955. Now, from where does Mr. Ngubane get this secret information …

… political rights and status of minorities and of Africans now held under European tutelage. In the African continent in …

… of state departments and administrations. For some time now, we have been attending to the issue of the strengthening …

… from mobilizing around directly political demands. It was now used to insulate the leadership of the liberation …

… has been in existence for a considerable period of time, now about twenty years, and (3) has been fairly closely …

… transport costs to travel the average 10-12 miles to work now became a matter of daily necessity. Only wages failed to …

… range of products that had previously been imported could now be manufactured economically in South Africa for local …

… have built our castles in the air too long. Let us begin now to build them in brick and stone. 57 Although community …

… listen to their objections and postpone the marriage. "Now, however, it the deed has been done, I deprecate with you …

… 1967 31/12/1967 Durban Malows, Gabriella Marie Leontine (now Kraft) Act No. 44 of 1950Sec. 9 (1)28 April 1967 … (1) 5 March 1974 29/2/1979 Restricted to Johannesburg, but now on Robben Island. Former estate agent; detained in 1963 …     Fomer Transvaal Volunteer-in-Chief. Rietstein, Amy (now Thornton) Act No. 44 of 1950Sec. 9 (1)28 April 1967 …

… as, "the white people's time has expired. The Africans are now going to rule. We are not going to Meadowlands". June, …

… of Natalia is established 1838 The Voortrekkers, who by now have settled on the land seized from the various African …

… be no excuse for these services not to be delivered. We now know where the gaps exist and it is time to deliver the …

… Africans, we will achieve much more! Please allow me to now tackle the other four priorities as well as other …

… be no excuse for these services not to be delivered. We now know where the gaps exist and it is time to deliver the …

… between Lee and Burlak is only of academic interest now. Nor is it clear why so much heat was generated by the … all activity, weakening the group considerably. There were now far too few members to sustain the journal or to … us... not so good. Our Spark circulation increases slowly, now about 900 are printed monthly and 800 disposed of. We …

… of an acorn on the banks of the Orange river in what is now South Africa, sparking the diamond rush in which Rhodes … they streamed with blood and he couldn’t sit for weeks. Now, in Oxford, I spent every Friday morning in a sterile …

… a ward in the centre of Stellenbosch called Die Vlakte. Now SU denies the opportunity to brown Afrikaans-speakers to …

… of the deputation. I understand that the deputation is now engaged in the preparation of their memorandum for the …

… profound effects on the resistance. Communications could now happen in a matter of days, not weeks or months. The …

… Jingoes, who had previously been a Basotho chief and was now a labour organiser and activist for the ICU. He held a …

… the equalizing effect of the franchise may be offset. We now need to look at the social preconditions for political …

… for the UN Secretary-General, and Louis Pienaar is now South Africa's Administrator-General for Namibia. April …

… member opens fire on car driven by ex-Rhodesian soldier, now private security firm official; details on injuries …

… to many variants of utopian and liberal humanism.  By now it should be common knowledge that Western humanism or …

… objective as well. To discuss this matter further, let me now mention that big, and some think, ugly word - …

… war sent to oblivion many Springbok soldiers. They are now welcome with open arms and yet the Indians, whose kith …

… condition” (Neither Settler nor Native; 189).  I turn now to the idea of the Durban moment as a missed opportunity …