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Passive Resistance 1946 - A Selection of Documents compiled by E.S. Reddy & Fatima Meer - Racism against Indians
… uncertain, indecisive and vacillating. Anyone with half an eye for the future can see that the Asiatic Act will not do …
Nelson Mandela Letter to F.W. de Klerk, 9 July 1992
… even at this stage on whatever grounds is to turn a blind eye to the hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries …
A.I. Kajee His Work for the Southern African Indian Community - Chapter 6
… Congress, the statistics collected by which came as an eye-opener to all impartial people and exposed the true …
ArticleA Short History of ESKOM, Part 2 (2001-2022)
… coal deals are kept secret and are made outside of the eye of the media and the public. The spread of …
ArchiveThe exilic geographies of the South by Benjamin N. Lawrance and Vusumuzi R. Kumalo
In August 1960, Dugmore Boetie fled South Africa and entered Bechuanaland (present day Botswana) on foot. He was part of a flow of “discontented young men”…
ArchiveAppendix 7 South Africa, the transition to democracy and the banning of torture, by Denis Goldberg
… that having been blown up and having lost an arm and an eye justified his existence because he had spent his time in …
Memorandum from Nelson Mandela to F. W. de Klerk, 26 June 1992
… of the violence. Once more you consciously turn a blind eye to the fact that your government used millions of rands …
January 8th Statements -Statement of the National Executive Committee on the occasion of the 86th Anniversary of the ANC - 8 January, 1998
… of crimes against women and children and turn a blind eye to the practice of resort to violence against persons, …
Book 2: The Impact and Limitations of Colonialism - Chapter 3 - What is Your Name, Age, and Whose Slave are You? by Rayda Jacobs
… wife jealous of the young girl? Could she have caught the eye of the master? We also know from Reijnier's name that he …
Article1967 Terrorism Act, No. 83 of 1967
… settling the matter out of court and out of the public eye. (SAIRR, 1968, 54, 60-62; Carlson, 1973: 170-171) Perhaps … Education Trust , available at: https:…
ArticleGrade 5 - Term 3: An ancient African society: Egypt
… shows that ancient Egyptian doctors also performed eye-surgery and practised dentistry. They extracted teeth, …
ArticleHistory Grade 10 - Topic 1 The Mughal Empire
… wealthier backgrounds were usually kept out of the public eye and housed in separate areas called harems. [21] …
Address by President Nelson Mandela to parliament 6 February 1998
… as a trade unionist or ordinary worker who turns a blind eye to pilfering on the shop-floor or worse still to … they will protect it like the apple of their…
Archive1998 - President Mandela, State of the Nation Address, 6 February 1998
… * as a trade unionist or ordinary worker who turns a blind eye to pilfering on the shop-floor or worse still to … and they will protect it like the apple of…
The Wider Significance of the Judgement of the Constitutional Court on the “Nkandla Matter” by Thabo Mbeki, 11 April 2016
… the other hand, there is the real risk of him closing an eye to possible wastage, if he is likely to derive personal …
GANDHI THE PRISONER
… one great good fortune - we were very much in the public eye and once it got out that some undue suffering or …
Chapter 5: The Socio-Economic impact of Vigilantes and Political Violence in Kwazulu-Natal
… called upon to help and they arrived within a blink of an eye, or so it was alleged. The SAP were often accused of …
Chapter VII - Democracy?
… of court, but the magistrate sensibly turned a blind eye, for how could we retain an alert interest for hours, …
The Polly Street Era
… no. 2, June 1980, pp. 24 - 25. 18. B. Ainslie, "The living eye: a letter to Ngatane, Motjuoadi, Maqhubela and Sithole", …
ArchiveChapter 11 The escape by Denis Goldberg
… Tim had not only wonderful coordination of hand and eye; he had a natural talent for precision that is probably … work of but a moment for Tim. All of us…
ArticleAfrican National Congress Timeline 1980-1989
… by a car bomb in Maputo. He loses his arm and sight in one eye. May, Nelson Mandela meets with the ‘secret working …
ArticleAfrican Heritage Sites
Within 37 African countries, UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) has listed 135 World Heritage Sites within the continent…
Daily reflections by Virginia MacKenny, September 2002
… much of which remains inaccessible to my untutored eye. Instead I became engaged with Yinka Shonibare�s ribald …
Africa’s photojournalists: The wars are not over by Greg Marinovich (Daily Maverick), 25 June 2013
… of years later, Mwangi went on to be the most searing eye for Kenyans during the 2007 post-election violence. “My …
A Biography of Ernest Cole by Anna Hutchinson
… He spent hours practicing getting the camera to his eye quickly, framing the photo, and hiding it back in his …
Working Life - Factories, Township and Popular Culture 1886 - 1940 - The World The Workers Made
… Social workers and the welfare system kept a watchful eye on those who fell by the wayside. As the standard of …
ANC Youth League Manifesto 1944
… the national unity front; it will keep a vigilant eye on all un-national tendencies on the national unity front …
Book 3: Migration, Land and Minerals in the Making of South Africa - Chapter 3 - The Socio-economic Impact of the Mineral Revolution on South African Society by Drusela Numvuzo Yekela
… the Hopetown district of Griqualand West, a little girl’s eye was attracted to an unusual stone which turned out to be …
82. The President’s Council
… that these people, while obviously keeping a weather-eye for a quick dash to Australia or Canada or England, have …
Chapter 2
… their dead. It is a grim picture which Sol Plaatje , an eye-witness, has movingly described in his book: "Native Life …