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… on the Witwatersrand was made by Jan Gerrit Bantjes in June 1884, on the farm Vogelstruisfontein, and was followed …

… is stating an unfolding reality. Oppression in any guise cannot pay any country dividends. Wise statesmanship will … assumes without proof that people of a different race cannot live together. It is not a question of a community … Jubilee Anniversary. A year of rejoicing for whites. We cannot celebrate our enslavement, for 1959 saw Africans lose …

… of business and workers well organised in trade unions cannot be forever managed within a single party. There will … over 40% percent to say 15% to 20% in the next 20 years. I cannot see a socialist revolution in the near future but the idea of unbridled greed and exploitation cannot be allowed. I believe that our hopes of a non-racial …

… we shall perish, as many slaves have perished before. "We cannot resign ourselves to slavery and death. There­fore … of South Africa, which represents only the White people, cannot speak for us. They have rejected our constitutional … claim to citizenship and representation, so that we cannot entrust our claims and our future to them. The eight …

… Systems (IKS). Accordingly, an African university cannot but be an important and critical part of the African … Higher education, then, in the African setting cannot, and indeed, should not be separated from life itself. … loss of economic and cultural capacities. Obviously, we cannot ignore the phenomenon of the brain drain. In part this …

… NEC as a whole had rejected. In a Statement issued on 14 June, 2005, the ANC National Working Committee (NWC) said: … unfounded comments about ‘political meddling’, in June 2015 Zwelinzima Vavi publicly apologised for “naively … of the ANC, Comrade Jacob Zuma.” Earlier still, on June 14, 2005, the day I relieved him of his government …

…  Ernst, Otto Died: 29 Sep 1904 Hallowell, William Died: 20 June 1896 Hammond, Frank Joseph Died: 24 Aug 1894 Hammond, Margaret Maud Born: 23 Mar 1866 Died: 16 June 1896 Note: Margaret Maud Hammond. Native of Lochee; …

… closed in this Act. While Kaffirs can own land, Indians cannot. It does not seem probable that the Liberal Government … 'Yes, we will go to gaol!'] Only by so doing shall we succeed. We tried this method in the days of the Boer …

… Madagascar, together with Rice, in one voyage.’   On 10 June 1793 C. G. Höhne, Private Secretary, to the Governor …

… 1969 – 1975) was instrumental in having our . In June 1975 an application was made to the Director of …

… He was officially the first governor of PE from the 6 June 1820 - 1821. His wife Elizabeth was buried in Meerut in …

… suffered imprisonment. Statistical Analysis of Campaign 13 June 1946-13 May 1947 Total number of resisters imprisoned   …

… of Border regional command of Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK). In June 1963 he was arrested. In February of the following year …

… coffins, as there was a shortage of wood at the Cape. By June 1713 the epidemic was largely contained on the Cape …

… seemed to be waning, although the impetus that 16 June 1976 had given to the African National Congress was soon …

… for Indians. The Minister of the Interior, Dr DF Malan, merely offered to assist the Agent General and Indians …

… offices. This was laid out by the Administrator, J. N. Malan, on 24 Aug. 1962 and completed in Aug. 1964. All the …

… of the Conference was the question of repatriation. Dr Malan, the present Prime Minister, who was the Minister of …

… reason for racism in trade would be misleading, for we cannot separate workplace from South African society as a …

… sense. The Indian community through the period in question cannot be credited with any sense of nationalist sentiment, a … like the NIC. According to Surendra Bhana, before the 1950's "religion was clearly the most important force in the …

… wrecking. Those who turned back lived near the wreck until June 1713, trading iron and copper from the wreck; for food …

… The weather is unpredictable, with some warm days in June and July and the odd cold day in summer. Prevailing …

… and a popular spot for whale watching, especially from June to November.  Witsand sits quietly at the mouth of the …

… gain points by taking risks and working hard. Some players succeed whilst others lose. In comparison, a state-controlled …

… for interrogation. ”¢ The Internal Security Act, No. 44 of 1950, amended in 1976 provides for two categories of … Minister of Police revealed in September 1977 that since June 1976 2,430 people had been detained. 1,307 were … congested and waterlogged. In an unprecedented move on 11 June, following international protest, the Minister of …

… in the docks dressed in unfamiliar clothing and as it was June the damp hot air hit us and I was more miserable. My … ideal but the child should have someone revolutionary. I cannot at the moment recollect any girl mentioned in the … other in the absence of some special reason. See that you succeed in your examination. I know that whenever I pass …

… the Nationalist Party victory (for the second time) in June 1929. The protest was part of the CPSA programme of … sectarian leadership. At a meeting held in Cape Town in June 1930, a resolution was moved to bar CPSA members from … the secretary of the strikers' organisation, John Gomas. I cannot believe anything he said in the witness box. One …

… Africans. According to the Population Registration Act of 1950, South Africans were divided into four distinct  … here. With the introduction of the Group Areas Act in 1950, all the families at Waterkant were forcibly moved to  …