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… see people as inpiduals but rather sees them as part of a community. People’s sickness is often related to their …

… the Durban Higher Grade School were dismissed. The Indian community protested. August, Indian infants and girls were … Pietermaritzburg) to meet the requirements of the Indian community in connection with higher education was opened. The … Indian school song population. 1918 1 August, The Indian community asked the Education Department whether provisions …

… age of 17 when she was a high school student. The Indian community suffered the enactment of the first segregation act … rights to specific areas in the country. The Indian community resisted by organising Satyagraha, the first since … League to combat racism by working in the most depressed community of Cato Manor, organising a creche and milk …

… care infrastructure. After the introduction of a one year community service for qualified doctors, dentists and other … in partnership with a coalition of more that 100 community-based organisations, the Government, major South … only in designated facilities such as hospitals, a few community health centres and private clinics such as the Mary …

… the election with significant support from the Coloured community. But the hollow nature of the Pact’s outreach to … organisations represented the interests of the Coloured community. In addition to the APO, those organisations … established to put matters of relevance to the Coloured community to the NP. The passage of the law was seen as a …

… and Nhlanhla Xaba who act as mentors and teachers, this community-based arts organisation was built in the spirit of … residencies as well as exchange programs and facilitates community outreach programs such as Phumani Paper and Paper …

… apartheid system was greatly criticised by the overseas community and was also strongly opposed by resistance … received strong criticism from the Indian and coloured community, as the advisory councils that the coloureds and …

… resources. They believed that all the land belonged to the community. They hunted using arrows coated in poisons …

… Sath Cooper Dr. Mampela Ramphele She was part of the Black Community programmes Terror Lekota Abraham Tiro SRC president …

… Ovl Swimming Pool Ovl YMCA Pace College* Pimmville Community Centre Potchefstroom Street Power Park Protea …

… future" (Cited from the Land Charter adopted during the Community Land Conference in 1994.) The challenge to undo … to the National Land Commission and the Trust for Community Outreach and Education as well as many smaller community-based rural projects. However, these focused mainly …

… Johannesburg 1977 Katlehong Art Centre, Katlehong 1977 Community Arts Project (CAP), Cape Town 1978 Fuba Academy, … African Institute of Art (AIA), Funda Centre, Soweto 1983 Community Arts Workshop (CAW), Durban 1986 Alexandra Arts … the 1970s it was Rorke's Drift), there are now a number of community art centres and university art departments training …

… of the African People of South Africa (ASSECA) Black Community Programmes (BCP) Black Parents’ Association Black …

… and Motherwell townships of Port Elizabeth. It was a community organisation with the aim of promoting and …

… Africa was a challenging one for members of the LGBTQI+ community. Under  the former National Party (NP), … or pseudo-language that arose in the South African LGBTQI+ community somewhere in the mid-60s. Originally termed … communities of colour, particularly the coloured gay community of District 6, as a way for its members to look out …

… were notable political actors especially in the context of community or local politics, and representative of the community. The legitimacy of client Kamajoisia was thus tied … form of chiefs, these were more as representatives of the community rather than of the state. Local chiefs were …

… to protest the increased charges imposed by the new Community Council.  The ANC called on residents to ‘ make … at the launch of the UDF © Rashid Lombard. In the 1980s community, civic, student, youth, cultural, sports and … active in these organisations as workers, students and community activists, women also organised themselves in …

… to protest the increased charges imposed by the new Community Council.  The ANC called on residents to " make … at the launch of the UDF © Rashid Lombard. In the 1980s community, civic, student, youth, cultural, sports and … active in these organisations as workers, students and community activists, women also organised themselves in …

… of preparing young scholars for leadership in the Black community. Still, the climate was politically charged with … Students also began protesting in support of wider community issues. Students at the University of the North … and protest against the forced removal of the Makgatho community. Students at the University of Western Cape pledged …

… lodging a claim, and has no ascendant. The individual, community or part of community dispossessed of a right in land after 19 June 1913, … had been transferred into the name of the state due to community disputes and other challenges. Grants amounting R4, …

… on fire during the Soweto Uprising. People living in the community put out the fire and stand watch over the building … Azapo Health Secretariat announces the formation of the Community Health Awareness Project (CHAP). Through CHAP, Asvat started numerous community and primary health projects, including a mobile …

… Missionary Hospital in Thaba Nchu, now known as the Moroka Community Hospital. This was the only training hospital for …

… [iii] Although he grew up in a Coloured Afrikaans-speaking community, he chose English as his preferred language for … constructed themselves into a singular South African community, though it was not homogenous. Coloureds become a … Africa though they were biologically linked to every other community but belonged nowhere. Former professor of English …

… joined the school’s choir and participated in singing at community events like weddings. This is also where his …

… 200,000 Sotho people lived in QwaQwa during the 1980s. A community of more than 300,000 people, Botshabelo, was … were controlled by a hereditary district chief assisted by community headmen. Administration of justice is still, in … Elephant (Tloung), and Crocodile (Kwean) clans. Community headmen’s residences were clustered around the …

… as the protagonists of one racially defined segment of the community against the other, promoting baleful "solutions" to … Indians who, being in closer touch with the European community, were becoming more westernized. Indian children … of security of vested interests on the part of the Indian community" Indians "should conform to the European's ideas of …

… the unrelenting vitriol of a largely rabid White racist community, through sheer sacrifice and perseverance, they … country. Discriminatory laws directed at the Indian community ↵ In 1876 the Free State Republic passed … with residential and commercial segregation in the Indian community as well as land ownership and the Immigration …

… due to budgetary constraints.  Re-opened due to the Local Community’s tireless Campaigning. The permanent displays in …

… facilities and lack of time to devote to needs of the community and family. FEDTRAW also focussed on the plight of …

… campaigns of 1908 and 1913 a large section of the Indian community demonstrated its willingness to participate in … formed in 1919 to support the interests of the Indian community. This was necessary in view of the upsurge of anti-Indian agitation in the European community and moves to enact legislation to segregate …