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… years. The high HIV infection has also proved to hinder its treatment. …

… and oppression on the basis of the Ten-Point Programme and its policy of Non-Collaboration. …

… the South African Press towards the the Unity Movement and its affiliates. In the article there are further claims that …

… founders of the ANC Youth League in 1943-44, and served as its president after the death of Anton Lembede in 1947. He …

… first chancellor, and Professor Jan H. Hofmeyr its first principal. Building began at Milner Park on a site …

… of the African National Youth League (ANCYL) and its president in 1947, Ashby Peter (A.P.) Solomzi Mda, was …

… mobilising and organising in order to achieve its aims and suggests focus areas. …

… the above weapons depending on the size of the group and its task. There are a number of small variations and model …

… of R2,2 trillion (US$277bn) in 2008 - four times that of its Southern African neighbours, and comprising 30% of the … rate. South Africa has incentives in place to motivate its foreign investors. I want to highlight five of these: … environment. In November 2009, South Africa emerged from its first recession in 17 years by achieving 0,9% growth in …

… the media no longer needs to lie spread-eagled before its pimp (the NPA). It has the opportunity to restore its soiled image, its credibility and perspective. Or it can become someone …

… Africa. The seat of Amathole is East London. Over 90% of its 892,637 people speak Xhosa.  The Amatole Museum, formerly …

… Slessor, wife of the engineer who constructed the railway. Its Xhosa name is: 'EQora' Alicedale is a Railway Junction, …

… Reformed minister, to serve the Community. Well known for its abundance of Aloes growing in the District, it is the …

… Supply Commission (Eskom) and the plant was issued its commercial operating license. Koeberg is situated at …

… University of Stellenbosch announced that it was to open its doors to Black, Coloured and Asian students for all …

… by the firm of Baker & Fleming, and continued to fulfil its original function until 1936. It was declared a National …

… surmounting the front Verandah, and marble Fireplaces in its interior. It was declared a National Monument under old …

… was erected in 1894-95 by building contractor D Godley. Its foundation stone was laid on 16 May 1894 by President …

… the government of fuelling violence in order to enhance its aim of thwarting any effort of having a democratic …

… National Party (NP) adopted a five year programme of its objectives which included a political "reform" plan to …

… and state suppression of resistance movements was at its height. Leading scholars in the field of civil-military …

… coerced people to go out and vote whilst increasing its repressive measures by detaining those who called a …

… National Congress (ANC) also held P.W. Botha's regime and its agents responsible for Mntonga's death. …

… prisoners. They urged the South African government to lift its ban on political parties such as the African National …

… for employment to urban centres like Johannesburg . Its capital was Siyabuswa and it became part of South Africa …

… military training and financial support from Moscow during its many years of fighting apartheid. …

… 2002, the African National Congress (ANC) celebrated its 90th Anniversary at a rally in Kings Park Stadium, …

… which I join today as an honorary member, will play its role to help to transform our country into a winning …

… the police to carry out these brutalities against its opponents in an effort to undermine them.   …

… parties as well as the African National Congress (ANC) and its aligned structures, the Congress of South African Trade …