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… seaports; the massive increase in the mobility of people, as long-distance migration in search of work began; and the … way of understanding these developments is by seeing them as resulting from a process of globalisation . The nineteenth … Economic development and international trade grew greatly as a result. The mineral discoveries also intensified the …

… art was very much in evidence in the early Seventies. As this study has demonstrated, some of the people whom William­son designates as "her generation" (for example, Stopforth and Younge) were already sensitive to "truths made clear" as early as the beginnings of Black Consciousness. A neglect …

… between the countries of the North and those of the South. As we know, the countries of the North are mainly rich, … in such a manner that we are able to speak about the world as a global village. Accordingly, members of this global … the two sides of the common village, no longer acts as a buffer to the development and prosperity of one …

… and the Judges we are privileged to honour today. As we approached the day of his assumption of office, I … time in the history of our country that we have convened as we have today. I would like to thank the Speaker of the … to the legislature, the executive and the judiciary, as well as cooperation among these centres of state power, …

… This building, formerly known as the Government Garden House, and later as the Commandant's House. The land on which this property is … Baron Van Imhoffs plan for the development of Simon’s Bay as a base for the ships of the Company during the Winter. One …

… brought surrounding Farms including an Adjacent Farm known as Klaarwater. It was on part of this Farm that the Community … were about 80 Freehold Title Stands, which became known as the St Wendolins  Ridge. Other people who did not Buy … to remain on Mission, owned Land, this Area became known as Savannah Park. In 1950 the Apartheid Government warned the …

… and at the summit in general help cement her reputation as a supporter of South Africa's Apartheid regime. Throughout … the summit Thatcher stood alone among the participants as opposed widening, tightening, and intensifying sanctions against South Africa - as demanded by almost all the other Commonwealth leaders. In …

… in 1984. In that issue it was stated: "Apdusa Views sees as its task to act as a watchdog of the oppressed people. We intend to comment … This duty we promise to carry out without fear or favour." As an affiliated body of the New Unity movement the successor …

… he first joined the struggle, to this very hour, Today, as the struggle against the apartheid system grows more … its Government and the brotherly people of Zambia, stands as a great pillar of strength for the peoples of southern … to end the apartheid system and rebuild South Africa as a democratic society. The determination and the ability of …

… he first joined the struggle, to this very hour, Today, as the struggle against the apartheid system grows more … its Government and the brotherly people of Zambia, stands as a great pillar of strength for the peoples of southern … to end the apartheid system and rebuild South Africa as a democratic society. The determination and the ability of …

… movement and later in the Pan Africanist Congress, serving as its secretary general from its founding in April 1959, and later as its acting president in exile. A man of high energy and … for much of the PAC's success before Sharpeville, as well as for most of its failings in the following two …

… was born in the Free State in 1925. After qualifying as a teacher in the Free State, Sojane moved to Johannesburg … long, managed to buy himself a car. He operated the car as a taxi and thus began his career in the industry. Sojane joined Orlando Pirates as a supporter in 1966 He was soon elected Secretary of the …

… from such an esteemed institution of higher learning as Texas Southern University. This is an honour that I accept … relations that have developed with this city of Houston. As an inductee of Texas Southern`s roll of honour, I am also … in part from my inability to get the education I desired, as I came from a very poor background. My father died when I …

… the Working Group on political offences dated 21 May 1990, as amended, was accepted by both parties. The guidelines to … of persons and not on an individual basis will be granted as from 1 October 1990. This process will be completed not … on an individual basis, the process will be expedited as much as possible. It is hoped that this process will be …

… the 8th clause of the Treaty of Vereeniging, which reads as follows: The question of granting the franchise to Natives … myself heard Cape boys ­ much less Asiatics ­ spoken of as natives. " Here then we have the true and only interpretation of the word Native as understood by both white and black South Africans ­ an …

… at Bloemfontein, on the 16th of December, 1943. We realise as anyone else the apparent inappropriativeness and vagueness … us. We have, however, adapted them to our own conditions as they give us, the most dynamic way of directing the … to press reports there seem to be differences of opinion as to the applicability of the 'Atlantic Charter' as between …

… the National Assembly to join in what has been described as the "Millennium Debate". This gives all of us the … coming! The strange creatures out of Africa are coming!" As we approach the end of the millennium, we can say with … nostrils and lips and tongues that we too can claim to be as human as any who lives on our common globe. The Nigerian …

… Tatamkhulu Africa was born in As Sallum in Egypt as Mohamed Faud Nasif to an Arab father and a Turkish mother … African army and was captured at Tobruk and spent time as a prisoner of war. After the end of the war, he went to …

… served in the Ango-Ashante campaigns in present day Ghana as well as Egypt, and Bechuanaland (Botswana). At the outbreak of war … one of three that week which became known in England as Black Week (the others were at Stormberg and Colenson). …

… was later employed by the National Union of Mineworkers as Organiser and later as Education co-ordinator. Manne has come through the ranks … regional executive member of the UDF in the Northern Cape. As part of the general repression of the leadership of the …

… The building was erected in 1776 with Christoffel Brand as its first occupant. Admiral Lord Nelson is presumed to be … the end of the 18th century it was converted for use as a naval hospital. After 1814, when Simons Town became a separate district, the building served simultaneously as a court room and magistrates' residence. Today it is used …

… on what settlement held for South African-born Indians. As he rather profoundly remarked, the solution to the Indian … of time, thereby leaving it to be inferred that, as the Magna Charta signed by King John at Runnymead was but … redress in a fuller or lesser measure of Indian grievances as a settlement of the Indian question is a misnomer and can …

… and one’s friendship. And, in the case of an artist as Joe Louis was, from the effect of one’s artistry. I … in the room. If Joe Louis was known to African-Americans as “the people’s champion,” then Ranjith Kally the artist could be called by Natalians as “the people’s photographer”. While his body of work was …

… of Mountains dominates the Landscape that is now known as the Northwest Province. Rustenburg, the largest City in … to the incredibly lucrative Mining Industry in the Region. As Rustenburg lost its Political significance regarding … developments after the establishment of Pretoria, as the Boer Capital, its role as the centre of Church …

… Our first ever democratic elections still lay ahead of us. As you know, Mr. President, that transition was a resounding … of a number of international and regional organisations. As survivors of a repressive and criminal system, we have identified the protection of human rights as a top priority in our foreign policy. Our freedom has …

… financial assistance the same formula had been put forward as an amendment to a mere reply that we had no money (which … a certain following among the old Trade Union members, and as you will see the Party is somewhat in the position of a person being blackmailed, as, if on account of Thibedi it runs counter to the …

… On 24 October, 1964 Northern Rhodesia (now known as Zambia) gained independence from Britain with Kenneth Kaunda as the country’s first president, and proclaimed one-party … in Zambia. Seven of these are officially recognized as Zambia’s regional languages: Bemba, Nyanja, Lozi, Tonga, …

… in Port Elizabeth, situated in the Cape Colony (now known as Eastern Cape). He was one of South Africa’s most … scientists and medical educators. After qualifying as a physician at Oxford University, England, in 1931, Fleming served at a London Hospital as trainee registrar and research assistant. Towards the end …

… in Johannesburg. OK Bazaars went on to gain success as a general store throughout South Africa, and became a household name. In 1929, OK Bazaars was listed as a public company on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, and … also played a role in the labour history of South Africa, as the establishment of this franchise led to competition …

… in 1932; an MA: Afrikaans-Netherlands cum laude (1933); as well as a seniour education dimploma cum laude (1934). Apart from … pursued musical interests, and played pinao & the cello, as well as participating as a member of the Hoër Volkskool …