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… Bank's work more difficult than the intensification of the apartheid system, and the resistance, culminating in the …

… the ANC, akin to the so-called Stratcom Operation of the apartheid regime. In this regard, correctly reflecting what …

… either, and become urbanized and crystallized as a modern city proletariat. No, this would be too dangerous! He may …

… named J. L. Page, then employed as a sculptor on the City Hall in Darling Street, now obsolete and waiting its on …

… not for Couzens and brave scholars like him who during the apartheid era recognised the intellectual endeavours of black …

… destroyed all traces of his reign. King Tut relocated the city back to Thebes and rebuilt some of the temples for the …

… Q: Until the early 1960s, the tradition of resistance to apartheid was one of nonviolence. And [then] this idea of the … crushed? Ja. Tell me about that period... Well, the... apartheid authorities seemed to have won. They were able to …

… chequered history of the country. The policy of apartheid across all spheres of life, which affected sports …

… and racial discrimination. There can be no return to apartheid. And any effort in that direction will end in …

… together to frustrate the expansionist economic aims which apartheid South Africa is once more raising with growing …

… the National Party is a Party advocating the policy of apartheid, a policy repugnant to the Indian people. Under the … could not take into consideration moral and political issues. It was there only to administer the laws, as they …

… on Devil's Peak have survived the extension of the city of Cape Town. By 1827, with peace established in the …

… Jabavu showing his appreciation at sitting in the Pretoria City Hall where "no Native has ever put his foot." A still …

… of Indians own only 4 per cent of the land. There, the City Council spends £ 7. 3. 4 per head on housing schemes for …

… between the Indian and Coloured communities  whom apartheid has tried to separate - and role of resistance by …

… were placated to accept the Government policy of apartheid. (h) The Public Safety Act and the Criminal Laws …

… 5 Dennis Brutus, poet and leader of the campaign against apartheid sport, graduated from Fort Hare in 1947. …

… the Afrikaner people merely as pro-Nazi and champions of apartheid is largely the result of the infamous policy of the …

… and kill any white, like your Strydom, the best product of apartheid. They wanted to do likewise. "We have no need for …

… were placated to accept the Government policy of apartheid. (h) The Public Safety Act and the Criminal Laws …

… that they were not technically too late, and that the issues involved were, and are, so important, and the Bill so …

… It is a simple enough story; from then on all the confused issues surrounding Kajee were straightened out as neatly as …

… South African civilisation. Illiterate policemen and other urban Natives whose qualifications for work cost little, are …

… Land and Trust Act and the Amendments to the Native Urban Areas Act of 1925;and in­asmuch as these 'new' …

… were responsible for stopping cars trying to go into the city to work. 15 But tsotsis, as the feared misfits in the …

… torture, any form of sexual violence, and the crime of apartheid.  ‘War crimes’ include breaches of the Geneva …

… of the ANC Youth League could even consider saying that issues of ill-discipline in the ANC Youth League are dealt …

… This is what he said: "Rumania takes position on major issues quite different from our own, but we recognise the …