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… democratic institutions of local governance. Government cannot create miracles. The process of democratisation … towards municipal services South Africa simply cannot afford to carry those who are not paying for services …

… Africa, the multinational corporations, imperialism cannot accept a solution in southern Africa and Africa as a … life free from hunger, joblessness and exploitation. They cannot accept a solution which guarantees the most basic of …

… raising the cost of capital. Above all else, South Africa cannot continue to lurch on a weekly basis from headlines …

… fact that our resources are limited. Government on its own cannot achieve the goals which the nation has set itself. We …

… Or only the White minority? A decision on this matter cannot be delayed. Once that decision is taken, then all …

… is a universally accepted fundamental right that cannot be afforded to citizens only. Second, the Court …

… These were the years of the Great Depression, and Seme cannot be entirely blamed for what happened to the ANC, but …

… used to circumscribe a zone of freedom that the State cannot interfere with, and has provided a hiding place for …

… to the national liberation struggle: Following the June 16, 1976 uprisings in Soweto, Professor Mohamed urged … I need to mention is Martin Mabiletsa. Like Arthur, in the 1950’s, he and his wife Deborah had been members of the MDC. … Neville Alexander, Cardiff Marney and someone whose name I cannot recall but who emigrated to Canada not long after. I …

… triumphalist because the sun shines. For South Africa to succeed there is more work to be done and I trust that we … triumphalist because the sun shines. For South Africa to succeed there is more work to be done and I trust that we …

… the school posted a black square for #BlackOutTuesday on 2 June 2020, in solidarity with Black Lives Matter.  This had a …

… are rooting for us. These millions are willing us to succeed. This moment of opportunity is itself a product of a …

… create an environment to support you and to enable you to succeed. Your years at Rhodes have hopefully helped you …

… for involvement with people's problems if we are to succeed against apartheid. You may ask how does one …

… area. Patrick Chamusso was born in Mozambique in 1949 (or 1950) into a rural family, with his father working as a … Coup 1974, World of the wars website [online, accessed 17 June, 2009]    https://placeandsee.com/wiki/mozambique   …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew Document 36 - Letter from E. R. Roux to …

… 1937. 7. Ibid. 8. L. Lipshitz, "Sekoto", The African Drum, June 1951, pp. 20-21. 9. E. Berman, Art and artists of South … 1943, and at the Johannesburg Art Gallery between 1944 and 1950. 21. Couzens, The New African, p. 249. 22. "Primitive … Bantu sculptor's studies", The Natal Ad v ertiser, 9 June 1936. 23. J. Carman, "Acquisition policy of the …

… partly because of the failure of police methods between 1950 and 1963 to achieve any major victory, bad habits developed. Our organization up to 1950 and the Congresses up to 1960 worked openly and … the recruitment policy was also unclear. For example, in June 1967, Kotane wrote to Dadoo about a South African in …

… A person or community dispossessed of property after 19 June 1913 as a result of past racially discriminatory laws or … b.    anyone acting on behalf of another person who cannot act in their own name; c.     anyone acting as a …

… He became known as the “Father of Namibian poetry.” [10] 1950 Naro and his Clan: The Lost World of the Bushmen by … it was first published in its English translation in 1950 by the South West African Scientific Society, one of … also wrote 17 of the poems. Mbako was born near Tsumeb in 1950 and attended Augustineum high school, where he found his …

… Original Sources . (Shuter & Shooter: Pietermaritzburg, 1950.) [12] N. Worden, J. Bottaro, P.  Visser, P. “In Search … Original Sources . Pietermaritzburg: Shuter & Shooter, 1950. History News Network. “The History of “History is …

… from prosecution based on status or Office, and amnesty cannot be used as defence before the Court. Those who … find ‘African solutions to African problems.’  As the ICC cannot prosecute crimes prior to its establishment in 2002, …

… site, especially if the area is affected by change that cannot be reversed. The authenticity and the way the site is …

… Many charges made by the labourers against their employers cannot be substantiated. However, the Commissions uncover the … to build up power bases to clarify who would eventually succeed Mpande as the King of the AmaZulu. Cetshwayo defeats … recommends British intervention to Chamberlain May - June, Conference is held in Bloemfontein, both Paul Kruger …

… on horseback to seek reinforcements in Grahamstown. In June a British relief force under Lieutenant-Colonel Abraham … Jan de Winnaar, who settled in the Matlakeng area in May-June 1838. As more farmers were moving into the area they …

… made up the little village at the time of writing. In June 1854, a meeting in Rustenburg decided on a minister for … the area after Col.Baden-Powell occupied Rustenburg on 15 June 1900. Ladysmith, Kimberly and Mafeking came under siege. …

… was aggravated by the murder of two Whites in Ladybrand in June 1867. The Third Basotho War Brand demanded the hand over … [online] Available at: www.lesotho.gov.ls [Accessed 10 June 2009]|Cameron, T. (ed) (1986) An Illustrated History of … War [online] Available at: www.wikipedia.org [Accessed 10 June 2009]| Ladybrand History [online] Available at: …

… and customs rivalries. When Alfred Milner met Kruger at a June 1899 conference in Bloemfontein, his terms were so …

… In some places bakeries would not sell bread to Jews After June 1938, the Nazis began the systematic expropriation of …