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… it was Vasco da Gama , in January 1498, who anchored at what he called: 'Rio dos Bons Sinai's' (‘River of Good …

… not about getting somewhere fast; it’s about remembering what travel used to feel like. Why these roads matter In an …

… Dr Judy Maguire , “there are eye-witness accounts of what some of the stone tools were used for, both practically …

… famous for having the ‘longest wine route in the world’.   What gives Montagu its class and character are the old Cape …

… how much military pressure should be applied and at what point it should be reduced. At no point did Botha oppose …

… about her advocate and her abilities, asking her what they had discussed that day and why she was trusting a …

… of scintillating City diversions, you're sure to find what you're looking for in the Eastern Cape. Scenic diversity …

… vicious and brutal repression, and helping to expose what was happening in our country. While the cases undertaken …

… the combating of illicit drug trafficking have shown us what can be achieved. We have set out on the path to a single …

… with self-sacrificingcourage the banner of resistance. What Now? The terror let loose by the Government through its …

… and children suffered many privations, they understood what their husbands and fathers stood for and were proud of …

… way to get into contact with the leaders to warn them of what has taken place, in order to save a calamity; and that …

… convictions and beliefs only death could stop him from what he believed in. But I am not satisfied with the way in …

… out onto the grassless Cape Flats and razed their homes. What remained, ultimately, were the churches, mosques, the …

… students and the black oppressed against apartheid, what is treated as organisational initiatives - for example … argued that "educated leadership and the creation of the right political climate among Blacks [was] a sine qua non for … directed towards co-ordinated national mass action. What student action did take place was of a local nature, …

… the Voortrekker towards December 16 in the years following what later became known as “the battle of Blood … colonies (“Cape Colony” and “Natal”), were united to form what became known as the “Union of South Africa”.  In the … the work of man but a creation of God.  We have a divine right to be Afrikaner, our history is the highest work of the …

… national emancipation must include economic emancipation.” What do we mean by radical socio-economic transformation? We … Charter seeks to recognise the internationally accepted right of the state to exercise sovereignty over all the … As soon as the broadest sections of our society agree on what to do, our government will take steps to reprioritise …

… at Sun City, Frank Sinatra’s music was for many the right medicine to start a good day. Tunes like Don’t Worry … an honours history student at the time and he could feel what books people wanted ordered. There were books on … warders could never see whether or not we were discussing what was in the paper. The authorities would turn a blind …

… an accurate daily account, but was written down from what Fynn could still remember. In addition, the British …

… those who steal from our people, no matter who they are or what positions they occupy. The wanton looting that took … Africans. This requires levels of investment far beyond what has been achieved in recent years. We are tasked with … international progressive movement in the face of rising right-wing nationalism across various parts of the world. We …

… legal technical problems revolved around disputes over what was actually said, and transcripts of the meetings. …

… This and other Sotho-Tswana walling represents what archaeologists call the Central Cattle Pattern. In this …

… women of South Africa never gave up and they fought for what they believed in by performing many marches and …

… My sons will be deeply influenced by you and will favour what you do and abhor what you avoid. Teach them the Qur’an but without wearying them of it, recite to them what is good in traditions and chaste in poetry, do not …

… My sons will be deeply influenced by you and will favour what you do and abhor what you avoid. Teach them the Qur’an but without wearying them of it, recite to them what is good in traditions and chaste in poetry, do not …

… review of 1978-79 would not alter this basic perspective. What the review would change was the ANC’s understanding of … in developing such a popular political base remained what it had been earlier - to equip itself to mount a … to try to lead these different forces on the basis of what it considered to be the correct policies; that the …

… My sons will be deeply influenced by you and will favour what you do and abhor what you avoid. Teach them the Qur’an but without wearying them of it, recite to them what is good in traditions and chaste in poetry, do not …

… we find a culture which is rigid in the extreme, or rather what we find are the dregs of culture, its mineral strata. … 'This all happened long ago' is substituted by that of 'What we are going to speak of happened somewhere else, but it … of the imagination. There remains one essential question: what are the relations between the struggle - whether …

… and we have a longer journey ahead of us. Whoever can say what, the reality is that the ANC Youth League is stronger … towards our 23rd National Congress in Mangaung. That is what Congress mandated us to do and we will consolidate on …

…  to think of this, as it would be of benefit to posterity. What we know of him is in the public domain, the … seeking to replenish our literature stock. We don’t know what had possessed us, but we walked into the bookstores and …