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… the enemy's strategy for survival, the total strategy and its application, and how to out-manoeuvre the enemy. …

… the guerilla movement which threatens the security of its civilians and a basic plan for counter guerilla action. …

… Artwork of a candle, and a doctor examining a baby in its mothers arms. Venue - All Saints, Kabega Park. Bishop …

… African government’s retaliation to the resistance against its legislation must be explained in thorough detail. Since its founding in 1912, the ANC chose to resist through … Perhaps the nature and swiftness of Eleanor’s escape was too perplexing for the newspapers to publish a reliable …

… to re-instate the continent's Human Rights concerns to its rightful place. A first step towards this is to establish … Constitutional Principles which provide the framework for its decisions, prescribe that universally accepted Human … an international framework of monitoring and reporting on its human rights record. By virtue of section 35 of the …

… I saw people hiding themselves and then I hid myself, too,” Sitole said. “I was afraid because I didn’t know where …

… as child abuse is still high in Katorus. But even here too there are some slight decreases. The South African Police …

… Railway Station some 34 km from Port Nolloth. It takes its name from the surrounding plain, known as Abbevlak. The …

… This imposing dwelling with its notable Cape Dutch features was erected in 1815 as a …

… which combines a shop with onsite residential premises for its owner, was erected before 1905 and is the only wood and …

… for Kinros Dead. United Democratic Front expresses its deeply felt sympathy to the families and friends of all …

… States in Southern Africa. Congratulates Zimbabwe on its liberation and examines White South Africa's response. …

… the 'United Front', citing the PAC 'attack' on the ANC and its leaders. …

… the National Union of South African Students, presented at its 59th Annual Congress, University of Cape Town, Cape Town …

… just and healthy community which would be able to realise its full potential. …

… of the Orange River and the Annis River which is known for its active water-sports, yet very peaceful! …

… safeguarding the peace of nations has greatly expanded its scope and the national liberation revolutions are … it transgresses State borders of sovereign countries on its way to committing aggression against peaceful villages, … of Zambia and Zimbabwe, and it constantly deploys its own murder squads against the people of the Republic of …

… our faith in the (United Nations) Organisation and its Charter as indispensable foundations of a more peaceful, … task to ensure that this Organisation truly lives up to its obligations to do all the things that make for peace. We … of these tasks that this General Assembly should dedicate its efforts. In keeping with that perspective, we have come …

… 1981 in Maputo. Reflects on the history of the SACP and its association with the African National Congress. Outlines …

… son-in-law) arguing that every race group should have its own geographical sphere in which it can exercise …

… dealing with National Union of South African Students and its reassesmente, following the 1969 Annual Congress, and how …

… States objects and structure of the National Union and its policy and activities. Includes a covering letter from …

… be designated the University of Cape Town. Within its nexus is the Egyptian Building , built in 1839 as South … and most recently, the collective iQhiya. Besides its academic and research facilities, UCT is well known for its contribution to the development of Arts and Culture in …

… the Society was amalgamated on 23 September 1828, and its first Missionaries were ordained and sent off to South Africa by the end of the year.   With its distinctive white-washed gables and pillared arch … Stellenbosch with Reverend Paul Daniel Luckhoff serving as its first minister. Many of the Congregants were former …

… there had been calls for the removal of the statue from its location due to it being viewed as an "Icon of Apartheid" … but later retracted this when the City of Tshwane stated its intent to open a Criminal Case of malicious damage … language and describes itself as militant. Its leader, Julius Malema, said his party would expropriate …

… has been isolated for about 88 million years and many of its plants and animals are unique to the Island. The … were inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List in 2007 for its important biodiversity. The Rainforests and the species … of important key species such as Lemurs – leading to its inclusion on the List of World Heritage in Danger in …

… detached cliff that has a giant opening carved through its centre by the waves. The local Xhosa call this place "izi … sea people enlisted the help of a huge fish who battered its way headfirst through the wall of rock. Through this hole …

… two human beings, nor two nations. Each nation has thus its own peculiar character or make-up. Hence each nation has its own peculiar contribution to make towards the general … and welfare of mankind. In other words each nation has its own divine mission. Think, for instance, of the …

… the withdrawal or confiscation of the passports of six of its leaders, including that of Dr. Beyers Naude. Naude was …

… was originally erected as a concert and dance hall. One of its surviving features is a special sunken dance floor. The …