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… electricity, health care and education, especially in the rural areas. I pledge to work ceaselessly to consolidate the … Through his Community Access Roads Programme and the Rural Road Transport Forums, he has been able to unite Traditional leaders, rural women and youth in the urgent task of rural …

… Government has developed detailed strategies for urban and rural areas, which seek to link the program of different … which covers both social and economic, urban and rural areas. Investors are now able to have a clear picture …

… In Ethiopia, 80 percent of the population resides in rural areas and women provide the majority of the …

… resources in many disadvantaged schools especially in rural areas. This is a travesty and betrayal of our own ethos …

… the fighting to disperse to various areas, particularly rural areas and in some cases urban areas, were well-received …

… stunning gables. Photographs of this period remind one of rural South America, in its quaint antiquity and Old World …

… in uniform, but not all in Uniform. For example in the rural areas, our judgement is that virtually the whole …

… 1 688 were of Caucasian race. Most of the population was rural, but towns provided better work opportunities and local … and the grinding poverty they were experiencing in rural reserves created for them through the 1913 Land Act. …

… confining indigenous Black people to strategically placed rural locations which comprised about ten percent of the …

… Africans were forcibly removed to the 'homelands.' These rural dumping grounds functioned as reservoirs of cheap Black …

… confining indigenous Black people to strategically placed rural locations which comprised about ten percent of the …

… will be vastly different to that of a Black, homosexual, rural, and working class single woman. Identity, in short, is …

… of earning a living for women was beer-brewing. In the rural areas, beer-brewing was a task that many black women …

… emphasis on political stability via a one-party system, rural regeneration through the creation of collective farms, …

… emphasis on political stability via a one-party system, rural regeneration through the creation of collective farms, …

… Europe, North Africa and Asia. This forced people in the rural areas to move into the urban centres to seek work. The …

… employment opportunities. This, as well as increasing rural poverty in the region, attracted many workers to the …

… such as teachers, farm-workers, small traders and rural tenants, and resembled a social movement. April, The …

… and set up home-based industries and cooperatives in many rural areas. Cottage industries producing leather goods were …

… duty. They included a number of visits I made last week to rural communities across our country. Amongst them was the rural Eastern Cape community of Bipha, where a partnership of … the legacy of poverty and neglect, in particular in our rural areas, also facilitated the accumulation of skills and …

… , in the early 1900s. In those days this was all rural farm land but by 1920 there were already 2000 people …

… and Natal, urban areas became “specified” areas but the rural areas were considered “controlled” (South African … (not in African townships, African or Coloured reserves or rural settlements) (South African Institute for Race … definition of local to include a board of management of rural Coloured area; a 'specified' area, in terms of the …

… Movement) and the angry groups of “insurgents” behind the rural uprisings in Pondoland and Zeerust. His point was that … confusion by a surprise guerrilla assault in one or two rural areas, and except for a few instances where there had been rural uprisings in the early 1960s, there was no certainty …

… out for retribution. We speak to those on the land, the rural labourers, the land-starved peasants, those who have … black working class in alliance with the mass of landless rural people. The celebration of the 60th anniversary of our …

… Creswell that the Nationalist Party would look after the rural areas and the Labour Party would look after the towns. … numbers of poverty-stricken Afrikaners trekked from the rural areas into the towns and saw their comfort and …

… and intellectual level of the Poor Whites, indeed of all rural Whites, may readily be guessed. Away from the towns, … with enormous strides. Poor Afrikaners began to leave the rural areas and trek to the towns to work in the newly …

… Chamusso was born in Mozambique in 1949 (or 1950) into a rural family, with his father working as a migrant miner in …

… heeded this call. 24 mobile clinics are operating in rural areas where communities have little or no access to …

… 89-116. Bradford, Helen. A Taste of Freedom: The ICU in Rural South Africa,1924-1930. New Haven: Yale University …

… the workplace – in townships and shack settlements and rural areas. This is why the voice of the poor is not heard …