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… National Congress of South Africa held in Rhodesian jails as at 14 December 1979. …

… around Black theology, politics, religion and philosophy as experienced by the Black man in South Africa. …

… 11th July Samson Cele was shot dead by a masked gunman as he waited at a Clermont bus rank. …

… Statement by community organisations as they think that government loses control daily and its …

… term 'nation' and asking whether South Africa can be seen as a nation. Includes separate section on Language …

… with Ivy Matsepe-Casaburri, on her experiences as a student at Fort Hare in the late 1950s …

… A letter from Religious Society of Friends, also known as Quakers, to the members of the Cabinet about forced …

… primary material referred to in the text and footnotes, as well as a few additional works which were significant in informing … 1978). Isaacman, A., and Isaacman, B., Mozambique. From Colonialism to Revolution (Harare: Zimbabwe Publishing House, …

… to the wild apricots that grow there. Used to be known as Abrikooskop! …

… named after a former mayor of the city, WC Adcock; known as Adcockvale. …

… Paper dealing with family relationships in Soweto such as parent-child relationships and how social change or social …

… the United Democratic Front looking at the clampdowns as having posed new strategic and tactical challenges to all …

… and white photograph of Erica Elk. Date stamp showing date as 1937-08-13. …

… Workers Industrial Union and Sasol will surely go down as a milestone in South African labour history. …

… if unsuccessful at the start, would continue at least as armed propaganda against apartheid and economic … the system. In time we would build our fighting capacity. As in the period after the massacre at Sharpeville our people … action. There was disagreement on the High Command as to whether Operation Mayibuye had been agreed upon or not. …

… Coloured voters the right to vote for the same candidates as White voters; the Suppression of Communism Amendment Act, … rehabilitation schemes, and also recent legislation such as the Group Areas Act, the Separate Representation of … SAIC, with Dr. J.S. Moroka, President-General of the ANC, as Chairman - after months of considered deliberations with …

… not possible for them to concoct a more acceptable theory as to how Biko received his brain injury? The story of the … The Hunger Strike The story of the hunger-strike, false as it was, was obviously a cover-up, stated Kentridge. There … to allow the Minister of Police, Mr. Kruger, to be called as a witness as to who gave him the information. Goosen, the …

… and the interest promoted or suppressed by it should be as much a matter for enquiry as its formal elegance or procedural equity. The enhancement … a period of 14 days. ”¢ The Terrorism Act, No. 83 of 1967, as shown on page 18 allows for indefinite incommunicado …

… and gave way to a spirit of unity and determination such as I had never seen. Even those who had hesitated before were … I decided to defy the Minister and take the consequences. As I did not want to involve the union, I chose the order … and to call for immediate strike and other action. As soon as the meeting was over, I called at the home of the …

… for Indians. 3. An inquiry into all possible means such as repatriation to decrease the fast growing Indian … almost in the middle of the road and a car next to it. As he drove past he saw three men who had left the meeting … an Indian storekeeper who had lost 80 percent of his trade as a result of the boycott. His stores, and other Indian …

… was the Head of the British Commonwealth of Nations and as he had given consent to the vicious "Ghetto Act," were the … Royal visit was inimical to the interests of the Indians as decided by the Congress. The statement was greeted with … percent unity. Some people are using the Royal visit as ever to break up that unity, while other interested …

… It is flanked on the east by Devil's Peak , formerly known as Windburg, and on the West by Lion's Head. Over the years … dug. Now fully excavated, part of it has been preserved as a showpiece in the building. Rising on the Eastern slopes … its sources it turns Northwards and flows into Table Bay. As early as 1656, Rondebosch, on the Liesbeek, had been …

… Workers' Union and registered a union of their own, known as the Tailoring Workers' Industrial Union. There were … two sections separated, the shop stewards would resign, as they would no longer tolerate the intrigues and quarrels … In the main, both sections benefited from the secession, as it allowed each group of workers to devote all their …

… "Shanty Town", and in the cities where he is treated as an outcast, is courteous and kind and will share his last … may vary, few are completely free from it. Strange as it may seem, the non-Europeans show little animosity … has the gun been employed so freely in labour disputes as in South Africa? As early as 1884, when the trade union …

… me. And there’s a garage attendant in Kroonstad who, as soon as I drive up, makes himself available. He is David Mokoena … you’re all but embedded in it. I’ve always thought of you as more than a photographer. I often describe you as an …

… the Union of South Africa, a self-governed country, as opposed to a colony controlled by a foreign power. At this … against blacks became the order of the day with laws such as the 1913 Land Act, which removed most black people's right … problems of the black working class. During the 1940s, as a result of World War II and severe conditions of poverty …

… for the continued existence of the Party, here as elsewhere, is that it is implacably hostile to the … debate took place, the report was adopted substantially as it was drafted. The problems which then presented … Africa, the South African Labour Party must be considered as an important section of the South African working class …

… the Union of South Africa, a self-governed country, as opposed to a colony controlled by a foreign power. At this … against blacks became the order of the day with laws such as the 1913 Land Act, which removed most black people's right … problems of the black working class. During the 1940s, as a result of World War II and severe conditions of poverty …

… of the University of Cape Town. Rhodes had come to serve as a symbol of what many students felt was a learning … the works, to the Cape Town news agency  GroundUp , as “symbols of the colonizer.” In response to the unrest, the … and Paul Weinberg—a trusted colleague Goldblatt describes as a man “superbly qualified” for the job—was hired to be the …

… to be weighed against other constitutional rights, such as the right to human dignity and privacy 3. In this regard, … of journalists together with other stakeholders such as the South African Newspaper Editors Forum (SANEF) and the … promote and support the development of national pride as a South African nation around events such as the hosting …