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… intensive phase of state repression followed. Its major purpose was to eliminate any remnants of internal resistance … comprised dozens of isolated pieces of territory with no common frontier. Situated in the most unproductive regions of …

… liberation movements to unify their forces against the common enemy, and diplomatic efforts to seek international … African countries, including Tanzania, with the declared purpose of developing greater economic self-reliance and …

… liberation movements to unify their forces against the common enemy, and diplomatic efforts to seek international … African countries, including Tanzania, with the declared purpose of developing greater economic self-reliance and …

… Leopold II was able to convince France and Germany that common trade in Africa was in the best interests of all three … in an international conference in Berlin to work out a common policy for colonisation and trade in Africa and the …

… land between the two sides was left empty, to be used in common. As a result, the two parts of the settlement come together to enclose a village common, giving rise to a space unique in Ndebele … up and channeled into a labour market for their purported "common good"; it stands as a tribute to the ability of …

… Coloureds against the efforts to remove them from the common voters roll. The SACPO also collaborated with the … and NEUM structures drew closer to the ANC to tackle the common oppressive actor: the Apartheid regime. The first … In terms of the law, Coloureds were removed from the common voters’ roll and placed on a separate one. They were …

… concentration camps. The British seemed to have much in common with the Afrikaners: in the Treaty of Vereeniging, … before the Parliament of Great Britain and Ireland for the purpose of enacting a Constitution to unite the … previously separate African tribes were presented with a common authority that sought to disenfranchise them; in other …

… Indian South Africans. A key factor that helped forge a common South African "Indian" identity was the political … African activists and together, they conducted a common non-racial struggle for Freedom and Equality. …

… in place of “artists”, was used to give more meaning and purpose to the act of art making, as they felt that “artist” … that governed traditional art; that art should serve a purpose, and be functional within a community, as traditional …

… government and the African National Congress agree on a common commitment towards the resolution of the existing …

… 60 missionary societies over a period of 125 years. Its purpose was to show, by means of five maps set at 25-year …

… 1990 Namibia and Angola undertake a joint venture for the purpose of border security  1994 South Africa transitions to …

… ordered by Governor Napier to visit Robben Island, for the purpose of "inquiring into the working of the convict system … the Cape by the Colonial Secretary, John Montagu, for the purpose of building the pass, and he continued to work in the … river, or the scaling of a mountain range, the drudgery of common-day road building is scarcely ever mentioned. It seems …

… give meaning to our presence in this chamber and to give purpose to our occupancy of the seat of government. And so we … of creating a people-centred society. Accordingly, the purpose that will drive this government shall be the … We must end racism in the workplace as part of our common offensive against racism in general. No more should …

… of slaves “developed a ‘world’ of their own, shaped by common cultural traditions, religious beliefs and relatively … Slaves arriving at the Cape thus had very little in common with one another. Not only did they originate from … unlikely to have a unit of slaves working on a farm with a common origin, language or culture. This is in vast contrast …

… which benefited whites, and oppressed blacks. There was no common sense of national unity. After the 1994 democratic … people unite . It calls for the nation to unite in a common sense of belonging and national pride - Unity in …

… society’ means. “ community  of  citizens  linked by  common   interests  and  collective activity .” Source: … to remove people described as 'coloured' from the common voters’ role. The organisation grew into an avenue for …

… Castrate Remove a male person or animal's sexual organs. Common Happening often; existing in large numbers or in many …

… or dangerous situations. Clan A group of families with a common forefather. Collage A work of art in which a lot of …

… made by some mine owners and the ZAR government to find common working ground, when this failed almost all of the …

… to co-operate with national organisations for the purpose of general strike in defence of the political rights … a few Coloureds engaging in joint political action under a common leadership. The Defiance Campaign to secure the repeal …

… of the Republic of South Africa Act 200 of 1993 for that purpose. The Act also established a Commission on Restitution … The restitution programme was established with the purpose of providing equitable redress to victims of racially …

… unions. Meaning Black trade unions were excluded. The purpose was to attract large White trade unions back to the …

… saw themselves as the sole beneficiaries of God’s purpose, to whom the rights of language, speech and culture … of removing the small number of Africans from the common voters’ roll. These were the so-called Hertzog Bills, … opinion to compensate for the removal of Africans from the common voters roll. As seen in the chapter below, it turned …

… a funeral benefit fund, which could attract workers to a common organisation. Workers readily took up this idea. The …

… (L. Callinicos, Working Life, p.) Beer-brewing The most common and profitable form of earning a living for women was … looking for beer and arrests for illegal beer-brewing were common among township women. In addition to a very high fine … But shebeens also provoked violence and fights were a common feature at these parties. Tensions flared easily - the …

… Besides Lesotho, mergers between the SSRC and BCM were common. was attempted. It is possible that while heading the … along with exiled students who joined the ANC with the purpose of undergoing military training took up the offer. … Lingham Moodley as editor. The publication set out its purpose in its first editorial: ‘To highlight the struggle of …

… but the removal of all registered African voters from the common voter's roll where they would vote for the same … 'THE ALL AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS' united and inspired by common principles and a common programme of action for the achievement of the …

… modern dialects are very different from formal Arabic. A common greeting in Arabic is ‘Salama alaikum’. Swahili Over … in Niger and Nigeria. As with Arabic ‘Salama alaikum’ is a common greeting. English English is the most common official language in Africa, being used in 24 …

… Representation of Voters Bill to remove Coloureds from the common roll was enacted. The apartheid policy of the … coloureds were engaging in joint political action under a common leadership. A national action committee, whose key …