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… facilitating economic growth, transfer of technology and black empowerment, we have made great progress in the … can for the first time do so just as children - not a black piccanini or a white kleinbaas. From the self-criticism …

… Congress leaders called off the solidarity boycott there, black dockworkers began a go-slow and were joined by railway … not only were hundreds of workers dismissed, but they were black-listed from employment elsewhere in Benoni, and many …

… diseases which may drown South Africans, white, brown and black, all alike, in a catastrophe of the greatest magnitude. …

… we were all victims of the system of apartheid, both black and white. Some among us suffered because of …

… SAHO and Unisa Press. The principal focus is on "work by black South African artists" between the 1920s and 2004. The …

… leading role in providing the necessary assistance to the Black community at large. Sheikh Achmat Behardien and Sheikh …

… SAHO and Unisa Press. The principal focus is on "work by black South African artists" between the 1920s and 2004. The …

… and in early April 1992 De Klerk visited a number of black, coloured, and Indian communities to win support for … effectively in a democracy, it would have to appeal to the black majority. Even though it was meant to be a confirmation …

… South Africa is a semi-independent imperialist state: Black South Africa is its colony. This almost unique dualism …

… operate from Waverly and Bramley, using the names "Douglas Black", "C. Thompson" and "Peter West". 2 Between January and …

… an Indian's face assumes in sickness, like the bloom on a black grape. He was working with the demonic energy of a man …

… he should say "I am a baboon" - that's all. Because he is black. They would beat him until he made that statement. Well …

… I am a Senior Deputy President); with up and coming' black middle class that missed the liberation struggle by … the 'clever ones' has further alienated the up and coming black intelligentsia, the growing black middle class found mainly in urban areas, and young …

… as the Covenant Movement and the campaigns of the Black Sash women. The will to fight the Senate Act and other … another. The Africans who ride to the Verwoerd indabas in black cars are the agitators, said the Minister of Native …

… as in all other walks of life. In other societies where black people have been subjected to widespread discrimination … to behave according to racial rules of their own making. Black athletes left out In 1962, a South African team had to …

… "white", and the Government was determined to move all "Black spots" within it. Chief Moiloa`s half-hearted efforts … Nations Department of Public Information, The Plight of Black Women in Apartheid South Africa (New York: United …

… capacity building programmes for smallholder and emerging black farmers. In the coming year, we will continue to focus … and we have seen divisions in our society grow. Between black and white, rich and the poor, between rural and urban, …

… "white", and the Government was determined to move all "Black spots" within it. Chief Moiloa`s half-hearted efforts … Nations Department of Public Information, The Plight of Black Women in Apartheid South …

… where he was described as being a 40 year old ‘Mosambique Black’ wearing a grey cloth jacket and trowsers (sic) with a …

… courtrooms. In this instance, wrote The Guardian, black, white, Coloured, Afrikaners, Africans, Indians and …

… the higher intakes of students, with special reference to black students from poor families and disadvantaged schools; …

… When we speak man to man to Coloured leaders, when we give Black peoples independence in the fullest sense of the word, …

… movement which you believe to be to the benefit of the black man?  Mtolo: If I talk about the African National …

… financial institutions in the important area of black economic empowerment and support for the development of …

… When the Indians in the Transvaal took the vow to defy the Black Act requiring them to carry passes, the merchants, …

… there emerged newspapers that were owned and run by black people, which conveyed what, at the time, they …

… As police failed to capture him, 'he became known as the "Black Pimpernel ", and fact and fantasy were joined in the …

… be discovered. But this economic machine already demanded black hands in thousands and tens of thousands. Government …

… they disliked him. He had magic in him-sometimes it was black magic. His office was as wide open as his house. All …

… it would be more productive to ally themselves with other black organisations and groups instead of just pursuing the …