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… strike.  The chamber mounted what would today be called a public relations campaign, taking a travelling slide show – …

… to implement ‘civilization’ which included the building of public works undertaken by Xhosa through the submission of … cattle in discretion and at other moments he would make public sanctions against the movement. In 1857, Chief Sandile …

… campaign had been attempting for six years to use public funds, without the knowledge of Parliament, to …

… in tax collecting and the organizing of labour for major public works such as the building of irrigation systems and …

… His wife died in 1960 and it was only after a storm of public protest that he was allowed to go home for 2 weeks to … to Durban.Member of the Theatre Council of Natal and public relations officer of the BPC; brother of Saths Cooper, … Reporter on the Star newspaper in Johannesburg; public relations officer for the Coloured Labour Party; …

… background to the role of English in the Namibian public by tracing it within the country’s publication …

… by highlighting cases of ill-treatment, merely stirred up public opinion particularly amongst the Indians. Polak …

… The resolution to strike was carefully phrased to draw public attention to the unreasonableness of the Chamber as …

… white employers, be it in industry, on the farms, or in private houses, would face a fine or imprisonment if they …

… of the concentration camps started to reach the British public and especially the liberal party.  This news also … Rule, “Remembering Sol Plaatje as South Africa’s Original Public Educator”, The Conversation, (Uploaded: 5 October … ation.com/remembering-sol-plaatje-as-south-africas-original-public-educator-65979 [166] Author Unknown, Centenary of Sol …

… South African Political Prisoners signed by over 4,000 public leaders. The declaration was initiated by Archbishop …

… school, the missionary's house, and other constructions of public utility. At the end of the sacred building, almost on …

… innocent people. A person found guilty was sentenced in public. The punishments ranged from simple prayer and fasting …