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… control over legislation; by their nature they could only act as rubber stamps for decisions which had already been … certain welfare functions, they tended, more and more, to act like Western-style production councils, but without the …

… Interior, promised that the government would continue to act against those who went outside the law in the name of … of police misconduct and that in fact they had had to act in extremely difficult circum­stances trying to bring …

… excesses and to appeal to the consciences of those who act thoughtlessly and wildly. But the Church of Jesus Christ … has a message of hope that challenges us to wake up and to act with hope and confidence. The Church must preach this …

… professions, our progressive whites - are beginning to act in concert. Revolutionary violence has become part of the …

… one of its biggest challenges when the Native Land Act of 1913 was enacted. It stripped the African people of …

… professions, our progressive whites - are beginning to act in concert.      Revolutionary violence has become part …

… the white man has no respect for a black man who does not act from principle. In some way the white man must be led to …

…    Who may just overstep the mark and may be caught in the act, who is too rash like this man Dhlamini who was convicted …

… month to between five and seven years under the Terrorism Act for conspiring to recruit youths for military training so …

… main basis through individual membership ) to work out and act upon such a programme. While organisations like the …

… that, in their evident concern for politics in art, act as kinds of culmina­tions to the 1970s. In 1979 a …

… in his place of residence, that should anyone try to act against the IFP, the vigilantes would take care of the …

… inception-to meet only once in three years. Now it could act promptly and directly in the prob­lems of the people as …

… one of its biggest challenges when the Native Land Act of 1913 was enacted. It stripped the African people of …

… in 1974 meant that Mozambique and Angola could no longer act as buffers between “white” South Africa and the countries …

… the 'Hostility Clause' of the Native Administration Act. 1927. On his release in September 1928 much Party work …

… Organisations have to be registered under the Welfare Act to canvass for public funds. Eighteen black consciousness … passive resistance campaign against the anti-Indian Land Act: at the end of that campaign, almost 2,000 Indians had …

… side of them. The Trek Boers with their republics were to act as the White "Fingos" against a possible attack from the … , for he had not yet assumed the offensive. It was time to act. In his communications with the Imperial Government, Grey …

… legislation, such as, and including, the Internal Security Act, designed to circumscribe political activity. Cease all …

… Native Life in South Africa; Rose Innes, The Glen Grey Act and the Native Question; E. Roux, Time Longer than Rope; …

… tasked with the defence of democracy, and that must act as a check on the abuse of power. Compatriots, today, we …

… success in its work. How to combine the two, how to act effectively and with promptness and, at the same time, …

… The two organisations plus the SACP must continue to act in unison to defend and advance the interests of workers …

… of “listed” writers under the Suppression of Communism Act in 1966, which meant that all future works would also be …