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… the fertile Caledon River Valley served as a vital area in terms of agriculture for both the British and the Basotho. …

… self-government status by Britain, according to the terms of the Vereeniging Peace Treaty, signed between …

… Many South Africans are struggling to come to terms with the new conditions in their country, in a world …

… Transvaal government to surrender and accept the British terms for an end to the war. …

… However, the Basotho were soon dissatisfied with the terms of the treaty and that led to the third Basotho war. …

… Black Lawyers Association in Durban for two consecutive terms, and later its President again for two consecutive terms from 2001 to 2005. He also served two terms as Co-Chair of the Law Society of South Africa. The …

… investment in roads and bridges. There is a complex mix in terms of both housing and land ownership. The meaning of … improvements, and experienced significant challenges in terms of access to decent housing and services. The Area had …

… demand in both the Atlantic and Indian Ocean markets. In terms of competitiveness, (Elandsfontein should enjoy …

… In terms of the Treaty of Amiens, signed in 1802 (between …

… by articulating what that freedom would mean in practical terms in various spheres of life in South Africa. The Charter …

… the only president in U.S. history to be elected for four terms of office. Despite all the President's efforts and the …

… people of the African Diaspora can live. In more general terms, Pan-Africanism is the sentiment that people of African …

… Pretorius. They all lived in the dwelling during their terms in office. In 1860, the Volksraad approved plans for a … lifestyle between 1886 and 1899. Learn about their terms of office and explore the magnificent art exhibitions, …

… the IFP agreed to provisionally register for elections in terms of the Electoral Act. However, the IFP concession was …

… attack came a year after major organisations agreed to the terms laid down in the National Peace Accord. Furthermore, …

… that states that the president can only serve for two terms as the head of state. Mandela felt one term was enough …

… was brokered by the United Nations (UN). According to the terms of the peace agreement, UNITA pledged to demilitarise …

… elected members and sixty-four ex-officio chiefs who in terms of the Bantu Authorities Act of 1951 were employees of …

… Linnaeus). Governments all over the world agreed to the terms of this convention, including the Union of South …

… and resisted attempts by other members to include such terms as "common citizenship" and "duties and obligations". …

… 400 in the National Assembly and 90 in the senate. In terms of section 68 (1) of the interim constitution, a joint … between the present and the future: a future governed in terms of the new constitution. The most important elements in … to facilitate the work of the Constitutional Assembly had terms of reference based on a division of the thirty-four …

… gift. As a Christian, he was a virtual outcast in terms of his own culture, but at the same time he was …

… The South African Reserve Bank was established in terms of the Currency and Banking Act, 1920 (Act No. 31 of …

… him from power, as he proposed legislation, which would in terms of the period; greatly extend the number of black …

… by both parties. The guidelines to be formulated in terms of the Report will be applied in dealing with members … date envisaged for the completion of the total task in terms of the Report of the Working Group is not later than 30 …

… that South West Africa should move to independence in terms of the policy of separate development, which was …