SAHO global search

… Africa to adjust itself to modem conditions. Such progress as - the country has made has been the result of resisting or … produced went into the pockets of foreign investors. As landed aristocrats, the Afrikaners had no desire to work in the mines, and as they lacked industrial skill, there were no jobs for them. …

… articles on different cities in the world, it says: "As the 19th Century drew to a close, there was little reason … governments and between the different stakeholders such as local government, private sector and civil society. All … (Nepad). I am confident that your work will also assist us as we work on this important programme of ensuring that this …

… domination. It is therefore natural that a university such as this one, which has a proud record in defence of academic … not appear in earlier texts, which recorded blacks mainly as obstacles in the way of white conquest. Before passing on … their very lives for this cause - Ruth First, whom I knew as a fine journalist and humanist, and David Webster whom I …

… Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act (referred to as the 'Ghetto' Act in the next document). The Natal Indian … We are South Africans of Indian descent, in the same way as others are South Africans of English, European or African … a two-thirds majority that S.A. and India should meet so as to bring the treatment of Indians in this country in …

… Representative Council, on which Biko also served. “As you say his name, I see Steve smiling, lanky, in a sports … out in October. He remembers the time Biko was to appear as a witness for the defence during the lengthy trial of nine … Dave Soggot, Steve said: “Dave, I hope the defence is not as rickety as the car you gave me!” “Steve taught me to never …

… I stand here not as a diplomat, I am not schooled in that line; but I do stand here as a man who shares a profession with a man we are … happens sometimes in Af­rica. In African terms you say "as if you are invited to come and see how the other people …

… After 22 years as a political prisoner and 24 years thereafter I felt it was … to support projects in Southern Africa; then 4 years as an advisor to South African Government Ministers. I have … Indeed we worked with artists and especially folk artists as a means of promoting the struggle. Art and culture was a …

… £500, upon which this house was built. After his election as President of the new ZAR in May 1883, contractor Charles … side of its entrance were presented to President Kruger as a mark of appreciation by mining magnate Barney Barnato . … built using milk instead of water for mixing the cement as the cement of the time was deemed to be of a poor quality. …

… and its newspapers. Any group of people who identify as a unit through shared interests and aspirations … share. The white press is therefore regarded by whites as doing a good service when it sensitises its own community … do not intend to venture beyond this. We shall not serve as an exclusive mouth­piece for any particular section of the …

… been many decisive turning points. It is our privilege as South Africans to be living at a time when our nation is … should indeed mean government of the majority of citizens, as it means for the world;that opposition to government … with drawing up the constitution for our nation, but as democrats they have been guided by the people of this …

… of Natives off European-owned farms where they had lived as squatters. Characters: The Farmer's Wife, Anna, a young … The Father and Mother submit to staying on at the farm as servants, but the two young people, Lukosi and Anna, make … who is a teacher. Though he is educated, he has just as much to learn and as far to develop as Lukosi and Anna, …

… Governor on 3 August 1907 for exemption from such laws as the Franchise Law Amendment Act, Fire Arms Act and Liquor … he sought exemption imposed disabilities upon Indians as a group, regardless of class, caste or creed. Source: … in three counties in this Colony whose description is as follows: (i) Two semi-detached cottages, land in extent …

… the singer and composer of Mbube, which became the pop hit as 'The Lion Sleeps Tonight', died without receiving … singing with his uncles and later started a group known as Solomon Linda and the Evening Birds. Their performances at … known recorded song, he composed and recorded other songs as well. Some songs such as Yetul' isgqoko" (Take off your …

… the 1930s until his death in 1979. His major contribution as an activist was to the development of the political … an instrumental role in founding between 1943 and 1944. As a theorist he was responsible, with life-long comrades, … to secure the subjugation of people who were classified as ‘non-white’. Kies was born on the 12th December, 1917 to …

… the embryonic trade union movement had not yet emerged as a major actor on the scene. In September 1977 popular … issues of WIP tended to raise organisational questions as issues in themselves, relecting the low level of … of the time. From the beginning of 1983, however, as political and community organisations began developing, …

… This Mountain is the first sight to greet seafarers as they enter Table Bay Harbour and it is the most … for the city. Its distinctive cloud cover, known popularly as " the table-cloth ", or to the French as the "perruque" (the wig), is said to have been the result …

… visited Cape Town, where they spent time at Robben Island, as well as Johannesburg where they met members of Mandela's family …

… church in Cape Town. Prior to this Boesak had resigned as president of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches and as minister and moderator of the Uniting Reformed Church and …

… Security Act and suspension of violence by the ANC as part of the on-going negotiations to end minority White … rule. This consensus between the two parties became known as the Pretoria Minute.   …

… beginning 2002, 21 September of each year is observed as the International Day of Peace Vigil. 21 September 2004 was observed as the third International Day of Peace. The UN resolution …

… capital City of the Free State Province , previously known as the Orange Free State . The City is known as the 'City of Roses', or Manguang , 'the place of cheetahs' …

… Works, Statistics and Tourism, was unanimously re-elected as the National Party's (NP)leader in the Transvaal. As the chief spokesman for the conservative wing of the NP, …

… Montgomery was born in Walvis Bay, Windhoek (now known as Namibia). He is a retired Springbok and Rugby Union … from international test rugby in 2008 and has been working as kicking coach for the Springboks since 2009. …

… country Uganda gained independence from Great Britain as a parliamentary democratic monarchy with traditional … 1963, Uganda became the Republic of Uganda, with Mutesa II as first (largely ceremonial) president. …

… and included portraits of the Khoikhoi and Africans as well as landscapes. …

… lecture focuses on the political history in communities as well as the variedness in which these communities are governed and …

… developed the concept of allocation of resources such as general infrastructure, education and jobs and formalised … Act provided that there should be separate amenities such as toilets, parks and beaches for different racial groups. …

… all Black children with free and compulsory education as soon as possible. Teachers and scholars rejected the education … heavily on government and businesses in South Africa. As a result, the government was in search of a strategy that …

… been open to all regardless of race, colour, sex or creed. As no censorship or artistic restraint has ever been imposed … on works presented in Grahamstown, the Festival served as an important forum for political and protest theatre … experimentation across the arts spectrum. Its significance as a forum for new ideas and an indicator of future trends in …