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… members voting for, and all the Black members against. In terms of the constitution HA and Ponnen got a requisition …

… Municipality vs. Mohamed Dadoo .  The court held that in terms of the Gold Law the formation of Indian companies for …

… still not totally out of reach of the Cape judiciary - in terms of the Cape of Good Hope Punishment Act (1836), they … all rights to an undefined stretch of land. The precise terms of the treaty are unknown, but it seems certain that …

… They confiscated the weapons, and were thereafter on bad terms with Livingstone. Although the scene of the conflict … The Pretoria Convention on 3 August 1881 formalised the terms of peace. On a less political note, writer H Rider …

… South African Indian demands. Cartwright brings compromise terms from Smuts to Gandhi in prison. Gandhi, Quinn and … midnight meeting at Hamidia Mosque to explain the terms of the settlement. January 31, All passive resisters …

… A sectoral determination is legislation that controls terms and conditions of employment in a particular sector, … by Sectoral Determination No.13. Every three years the terms and conditions in a sectoral determination are reviewed …

… various points have been referred to using the derogatory terms ‘Bushmen’ and  ‘Hottentots’, as well as Kung, Kxoe, … This created a degree of fluidity in Khoisan identity, in terms of both economic activity and language. Through such …

… violence” that according to John Peffer “frames art in terms of a spurious definition of race”, where White artists, …

… the fertile Caledon River Valley served as a vital area in terms of agriculture for both the British and the Basotho. …

… hard at a time when the industry was struggling to come to terms with economic changes. The Bill was pushed through with …

… with banning orders while others were sentenced to prison terms in a series of Terrorism trials in the late 1970s. In …

… or indirectly against anyone on one or more grounds in terms of subsection (3)." Section 8(2), which says a …

… reassessment of the use of the concept youth especially in terms of those involved in violence. She graduated Cum Laude. …

… of a single major waterway in its vicinity. In practical terms this meant that, from the onset, it became heavily …

… treaty with Sekwati, the chief of the Pedi. The precise terms of the treaty are unknown. 1846 July: Seeking support …

… It seems to me that social science has yet to come to terms with the scientific rejection of ‘race’. Ramphele: Yes. … at UCT, they are the creme de la creme in South African terms, but the problem of one feeling alienated is still … not been really properly worked through in psycho-social terms. So the point I’m making though is that the nature of …

… their "superiority" and their "right to dominance" in race terms. I shall for the moment ignore these three complicating … perfecting one's body, or climbing Mount Everest. And the terms of the argument about how to treat others will be set …

… opportunity in our society continues to be determined in terms of race and colour, a situation that will perpetuate … of our country can thus not be measured solely in terms of the volume of material benefits that accrue to the … which none should define their destiny in racial or ethnic terms, separate from and in conflict with the destiny of our …

… between self-esteem and helplessness. In broad economic terms, the creation of jobs is, and should be, the basis of a growing economy. Jobs are, in socio-economic terms, the major means of income distribution. In terms of governance, jobs and critical for service delivery …

… action for the repeal of these Acts the Congresses, in terms of the recommendations of the Joint Planning Council, … defiance of unjust laws. The African National Congress, in terms of the above plan, on the 21stJanuary 1952 wrote to the … to launch the mass campaign on the 26th of June 1952. In terms of the above decision the president of our Congress and …

… was the grave and the hangman's noose, detention and long terms of imprisonment, exile and banishment. That is what … For this reason, we should all condemn in the strongest terms the shooting and killing of policemen and women. In … truth we do so in order to ensure that all of us come to terms with the past. So that we can bury those evil …

… country while their imports cost South Africa heavily in terms of jobs, creating poverty and hardships among the … and independence have but become a contradiction in terms as all countries profess unity in words but allegiance … their human relations down here on earth. In biblical terms, Sobukwe was merely stating a simple fact: what does it …

… were sentenced to death and scores were sent to prison for terms ranging from two to ten years. Three of those sentenced … of whom four had been sentenced to death and two to long terms of imprisonment, addressed the large gathering. The … their speeches could be summed up in the following general terms: "We have taken up rifles on behalf of the working …

… inextricably to the ability of the leaders to come to terms with one another on a new dispensation. No-one can … of supporting negotiations towards a new constitution. The terms of reference also include: § the identification of the … New and uncompleted cases will still be adjudicated in terms of the existing law. Only when the death sentence is …

… action for the repeal of these Acts the Congresses, in terms of the recommendations of the Joint Planning Council, … defiance of unjust laws. The African National Congress, in terms of the above plan, on the 21 st January 1952 wrote to … to launch the mass campaign on the 26th of June 1952. In terms of the above decision the president of our Congress and …

… interests. It is now possible to state the matter in these terms because significant sections of the British … by a bitter armed conflict which will be very costly in terms both of lives and property. This is for the simple …

… interests. It is now possible to state the matter in these terms because significant sections of the British … by a bitter armed conflict which will be very costly in terms both of lives and property. This is for the simple …

… place in this editorial to go into detail regarding the terms of the Bill, let it be sufficient to say that if it … for prosecution. For unions which are not "registered" in terms of the Bill will be guilty of a criminal offence if …