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… over a wide spectrum including philosophical and political issues. His numerous publications include Apartheid Must Die …

… this time she was the only woman in the cabinet. Aware of issues around women's rights, Sigcau undertook to challenge …

… on him, which prevented him from commenting on political issues. The ANC was particularly upset with his opposition to …

… (1984) South Africa: betrayal of a colonised people: issues of international human rights law (1990) Betrayal of a …

… works relating to trade unions and labour relations issues. He joined the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation …

… those seeking employment. In many cases, the scramble for housing created mixed neighbourhoods (Marquard, 1969: 43). … was another layer in controlling the movement and life of urban Black, Indian or Coloured persons (Baldwin, 1975: 218). … though the amount of time these migrants stayed in urban centres was fairly different case by case. As the rapid …

… in relation to ownership, power and memory. His recent urban landscapes go beyond political and social commentary … International Contemporary Art Biannual, Albania. 2009:  Urban Reflections, Stills Scotland's Centre for Photography, …

… as an advocate. The Group Areas Act (1950) and Natives (Urban Areas) Act, however, prevented him from occupying rooms …

… apartheid regime was using the CRC, the Bantustans, the urban Black councils and the  South African Indian Council …

… became an important medium for the politicisation of the urban African. It gave detailed information about the ANC, …

… of his arrest, Mothopeng was employed as a director of the Urban Resource Centre, a voluntary community organization. He …

… initiated a dialogue between the PP and Black homeland and urban leaders. He was also instrumental in establishing …

… family in the rural South and the Negro family in the urban ghetto’. However, it was never published. Many of the …

… across an organisation which took up a range of community issues called the Chatsworth Housing Action Committee (CHAC) and they got involved in …

… was Black. This polarisation was reinforced by the Native Urban Areas Act of 1923 which required municipalities to … outside designated areas. Existing suburbs, as well as new housing projects for Whites, began to include racially … did not view Black workers as a permanent component of urban life, but held that, at some stage, they would return …

… and involvement associated with the Cape Flats 'squatter' issues, the transition to independence in Namibia, and the …

… disappointment with certain political, economic and labour issues. For example, he took particular issue with the Public …

… 20th century It is difficult to pin down the particular issues that South African women faced then in 1956 or today. … can be described as 'bread and butter' matters, such as housing, food prices, and permits. In modern day South … squatter camps or informal settlements on the outskirts of urban areas. The reaction of the government was to clamp down …

… policies in education reform, slum clearance, improved housing and provision of public services. He became known as … programme’ in favour of a graduated income tax, better housing for the poor, local government reform and ‘three …

… to represent the Brakpan community on matters such as the housing shortage and the removal of White managers of …

… Indeed, during the early 1930s the ANC’s following in urban and rural areas was at its lowest, compared with … white landowners keen to exploit their labour. In the urban areas, particularly on the Witwatersrand, the CPSA had …

… teamed up with Action Aid South African and the Young Urban Women Programme to raise funds and introduce art to …

… wrote musical criticism and also covered a large range of urban subjects, making piercing social commentary in such …

… the importance of, and give prominence to environmental issues. In 1977 he became the editor of the Argus after he …