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… to Mecca. Ibrahim has two children, Tsidi and Tsakwe. He now lives in Cape Town, South Africa and performs with the …

… an independent chief at Bethulie, that the land was now Boer property and that he and his people were subject to …

… Africa's black youth. That music was kwaito, probably now the biggest force in the South African music scene. Stars …

… be. Mike Kirkwood had discussions with members of what is now called the Mpumulanga Arts Group in the Hammarsdale …

… march towards the Botswana border. September, Mandela was now allowed four visits a year. His son Makgatho made his …

… 6500 signatures, but Britain remained unmoved. Shepstone, now administrator of the Transvaal, found his job a difficult …

… as the Transvaal Asiatic Registration Bill by the now independent Transvaal Government. March 22, Asiatic …

… to Queenstown. He became a patient at Isolation Hospital, now Philani Clinic. He enrolled at Mgijima Bantu Community …

… near Cape Town, was used for centuries as a prison and is now an essential stop for visitors to the region. It was on …

… away at my mind and my nerves was the knowledge that I now had only five days to go before the end of ninety days’ …

… expedition the Johanna lay undisturbed until 1983 and is now the second site to fall under the National Monuments …

… an active member of the Natal Organisation of Women (NOW). 26 March, The Mozambique-South Africa Joint Security … in 36 magisterial districts of the Eastern Cape and PWV (now Gauteng). As part of the state of emergency the …

… large coal-fired power stations. Van Der Bijl and Smuts (now at the end of his second term) had a simple and … nuclear energy. ESCOM bought the farm where Koeberg is now and embarked on a venture to build a nuclear power … (EVKOM) to make ESKOM), which was now commercial and responsible for its own profits and …

… until 1930s, 1940s South African Native National Congress (now known as African National Congress): In response to Union …

… in an attempt to drive out the remaining Mau Mau, who by now were suffering from a lack of food and ammunition. This …

… conceived of an organization of filmmakers in Africa, now called the Pan-African Federation of Film Makers …

… would inevitably lead to fundamental change in what was now a domineering government. Years later in 1978, Pukwana …

… of 500 000. December, Inkatha said its membership was now over a million people. Twelve UDF treason trialists were …

… were handed over to the Native Affairs Department, who is now looking after the Location sanitation, lamp lighting, …

… Indian traders in Southern Africa [even in Zambia] are ‘now using it far beyond the borders of Natal’ to interact …

… from the Linton Panel, a famous piece of rock art which is now found in the South African Museum in Cape Town. It is one …

… to Violence ’ at a conference in Kitwe, Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia), sponsored by the World Council of Churches. 31 …

… above the level of certain forms of labour. Until now he has been subjected to a school system which drew him …

… that we collaborate in our struggle. Your motto should now be 'not one step back'". Indian students in Natal …

… a hunting expedition to the former Western Transvaal (now North West Province) and Botswana areas in 1830. A group …

… non-racial governing body for rugby. Although rugby was now governed by a non-racial body, perceptions of the game …

… model, the disability is lifted because the couple are now outside of the oppressive structures of the settlement. …

… model, the disability is lifted because the couple are now outside of the oppressive structures of the settlement. …

… cultural significance” across the Southern African states, now signifying an “association with liberalism” (2009: 48). … Press.|Lodge, T. and Nasson, W. R. (1992). All, here, and now: black politics in South Africa in the 1980s. London: C. …