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… Involving whites in the demolition of apartheid …

… Editorial comment: Death to the apartheid monster! …

… Apartheid loses control as civil war continues …

… A shot in the arm for apartheid education …

… SARHWU strikes at the wheels of apartheid …

… Post apartheid occupational health services - policy guidelines …

… An anti-apartheid activist speaks on violence …

… De Klerks new South Africa: apartheid out? s …

… Migratory labour: the corner-stone of apartheid …

… District Six - apartheid wins, the nation loses …

… in Lebanon to Tripoli’s historic Al Sa'eh Library. The apartheid era – from the middle of the 20th century – had its … the library community at that time. In October 1955, the city librarian of Johannesburg, exclaimed: All copies are … banned books. Books on communism and those that criticised apartheid dogma were targeted. In 1954 banned titles included …

… The State President F.W. de Klerk issues a proclamation adopting the new national flag and …

… Sir Richard Bourke, acting governor of the Cape, issues Ordinance 50, abolishing the Hottentot (Khoi-Khoi) …

… Defence Minister J. Modise issues a statement that South Africa is to end the special …

… Defence Minister J. Modise issues a statement that South Africa is to end the special …

… President Hosni Mubarak issues an order that 83 suspected Islamic militants stand …

… The Republican Party issues its election manifesto which does not oppose separate …

… Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Roberts issues a proclamation calling on the Republican forces still …

… President Mandela issues an invitation to Libyan leader Col. M. al Kadhaffi. …

… The KwaZulu government issues a document signed by all six Executive Councillors …

… of Commonwealth Foreign Ministers, meeting in London, issues a statement to the effect that sanctions against Sou …

… 2: Start of the ‘scorched earth’ policy.   Lord Roberts issues a proclamation warning the Republican forces th …

… ethical committee to conduct a public investigation into issues raised by …

… starts, aiming to raise public awareness around pedestrian issues. …

… spanned the Amalgamated Press ( Germiston Advocate, Benoni City Times, Boksburg Advertiser ), Johannesburg Star , Rand … affairs through University College.  In 1966 the apartheid government imposed banning orders on Bell and a … While studying in London he edited the monthly Anti-Apartheid News , and worked as a sub-editor on the Daily …

… that played a key role in documenting the resistance to apartheid in the 1980s. Weinberg headed its Agency and Badsha … Africa. Later that year he started Afrascope, an anti-apartheid film and video unit. In 1991 many of the members … peoples in Africa 2002 Durban: Impressions of an African City , (Porcupine Press) with David Robbins and Gcina Mhlophe …

… in 1946, which received sponsorship from the Johannesburg City Council. Mothopeng became the Vice Principal but lost … of his arrest, Mothopeng was employed as a director of the Urban Resource Centre, a voluntary community organization. He …

… named a team of four experts to investigate apartheid in South Africa. They were: Sir Edward Asafu-Adjaye … interned, or subjected to other restrictions for opposing apartheid. The Security Council also called upon all … manufacture or maintain armaments for the enforcement of apartheid. The resolution also asked the Secretary-General to …

… one of the future founding members of Prophets of the City. Ready D recounts how he knew that Ariefdien’s father, … Ariefdien was impressed by D’s ability and Prophets of the City (POC), the first South African hip hop group to record … also part of Right to Hope from 1996 to 1999, dealing with issues relating to trouble spots around the world. This was …

… Apartheid was a programme established by the white dominated … the process of racial segregation in South Africa. The apartheid state prided itself on being an economic power … Law from Dartmouth College in 1990. He became a Cincinnati City Councilman in his last two years playing for the …