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… of the campaign; Changing whites attitudes to conscription as reflected by the white commercial press; Changing white attitudes to conscription as reflected by white popular magazines; The role of graphics …

… Union both of which will hereafter be referred to simply as the Food and Canning Workers Union, since the two always operated as one. The division being necessitated by legislation which …

… discrimination and further labelled its labour practices as forced labour. The organisation argued that the country's … system channeled the majority of Black people to work as manual workers and thereby has created a cheap labour …

… Events from surrounding African states were covered as well as internationally. …

… a football player and also entered the cooperate world  as a  sales executive for  Adidas and later, Reebok. He works as a sports commentator for the South African Broadcasting …

… died on 13 March 1980. She was 68 years old.   Living as a restricted person at the time, she developed a heart … condition and died. Born in Pretoria in 1911, Ngoyi worked as a nurse before she became an activist. She joined the …

… lost out on the presidency when Moi chose Mwai Kibaki as his successor. Saitoti’s lack of ethnic support base due to his dual ancestry was seen as a problem. He died on 10 June 2012. …

… to contain the virus. All export of poultry was suspended as well as the movement of poultry between Eastern and Western Cape. …

… Taylor was elected Archbishop of Cape Town. He would serve as archbishop for the next ten years. By the time he retired, Taylor had served as a Bishop for 50 years. In 1994, he was diagnosed with …

… concentrated in Inhambane, the winds and rains were felt as far away as the Province of Gaza. Favio was the worst storm to hit …

… tour of Africa, including visits to Zaire (presently known as the Democratic Republic of Congo), Congo, Kenya, Ghana, … suppressed. During his visit he again established himself as a strong defender of human rights, workers rights and …

… the role of race relations between the race groups as seen as a central issue of American life, and the progress towards …

… Barber died in Malvern, Natal Province (now known as Kwazulu Natal). Barber was a remarkable woman with an … and several of her papers were translated into Hungarian. As a natural historian, Baber was instrumental in influencing …

… the South African Indian Congress (SAIC), he was elected as member of its executive committee and subsequently as its chairman in 1970. Rajab was an important pioneer of …

… to study primary and secondary teacher training in Britain as well as the teaching of English to foreign students. He was a lay …

… Retief was one of the leaders that advocated a migration as early as 1834, but the Great trek 'officially' began in 1835 when …

… and the writings of Mao-Tse-Tung. The struggle was seen as both a national and a class struggle against colonial and … firm stand against Russian social-imperialism regarding it as being the greater danger compared to American imperialism. …

… is remembered through a genus of plants named after him as well as a number of animal species. …

… because from its inception SANSCO defined its constituency as all black higher students. Moreover, the concern is not … in a profound crisis. - conceptualised by Saul and Gelb as an 'organic crisis' because of the existence of "incurable … in almost half of the industrial sectors declined by 30%. As a result thousands of workers were retrenched during the …

… and clear but I think I must have sounded very haughty as I said, "I plead not guilty to the charges as preferred against me." Nelson insisted afterwards that … generations of British imperialism rang through the court as I spoke. We listened to Advocate Pirow's opening address …

… the fundamental role of the Constitution of our country, as the foundation of the nation that we seek to build and … of the ruling party, the programme of action of government as a whole and the strategic plans of government departments … designed to expand access to socio-economic rights such as ensuring access to water, electricity, sanitation, …

… . Leading capitalists, including NP supporters such as Anton Rupert and the Chairman of the Wool Board, called on … the contrary immediate­ly led to division in their ranks as the more enlightened groups sought to reach accommodation … to follow a strike lead from workers on the Rand. (As it was, SACTU activists in Natal still attempted to …

… the ANC Youth League is from this Province. KwaZulu Natal as a Province has played a very significant role in the … leaders, this province also produced factory faults such as Mangosuthu Buthelezi, who in CODESA argued for the total … sure that we realise ECONOMIC FREEDOM IN OUR LIFETIME, and as we said before, NATIONALISATION OF MINES is part of the …

… legislatures and the administration, these could not pay as much attention to work in the ANC as they used to. At the same time there was now the demand that in addition to its normal tasks as a political organisation, the ANC had to grapple with the …

… We have every reason to celebrate achievements such as the completion of the extension of this airport as it is a significant milestone. The completion is a … benefits of this tournament to ordinary South Africans. As we all know, Jan Smuts International Airport was changed …

… the SAPS and reprioritising its budget in areas such as public order and visible policing in order to improve … national debate on the reinstatement of the death penalty as a means to deter violent crimes. The empowerment and … care workers. Implement Cancer policy in the workplace as we recognize and support the need for greater Cancer …

… in charge. You noticed immediately he had a wooden leg as it squeaked noisily and mercilessly. He managed the altar … to Mass. From time to time Hurley and his mother sat here as well. He was a handsome fellow and young lasses twittered … The others mostly Indian received Communion after Hurley. As you can see this was long before The Nationalist Party …

… had come to the city. They were used to being treated as inferiors by the menfolk on the land, and this proved of … to their new life. They assumed no superior airs as members of a master race or as the daughters of landowners. They were sensible, practical …