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… people at a Convention held at the Communal Hall, Orlando, Johannesburg, from the 4th to the 6th of April, 1959. Ever … records have to be kept up to date. Regional Reports and finance records must be forwarded to National Headquarters … the Border Region and Queenstown and the W. Cape Region. FINANCE: As the National Treasurer's Report indicates, the …

… of the Commonwealth, The Honourable John Howard, Prime Minister of Australia, Your Majesty, Your Excellencies, Heads … guests of the Australian Government. We thank you, Prime Minister Howard, for the warm welcome extended to us and the … month, converge in Mexico to deal with critical issues of finance for development, which will be followed by the World …

… was after the assassination of former South African Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd . On 28 June 1995 Verwoerdburg … Gauteng Province located between Pretoria and Midrand (Johannesburg), that forms part of the Tshwane Metropolitan. …

… The Johannesburg Bar declared that if the Suppression of … point with reference to a speech in parliament by Justice Minister C.R. Swart, wherein he stated that the Communist …

… the period from 1950 to the first democratic elections in 1994, providing a wealth of material on this fascinating …

… Despite the low percentage poll in the election, the Minister of Internal Affairs declared that the Government … 5th Council, 22 February 1982, pp. 13-18. Mr. Chairman, Minister of Internal Affairs and fellow councillors, on … eras. This institution, Mr. Minister, has been born in a climate of confusion where, as you have indicated, …

… families, who were migrant workers in big cities, namely Johannesburg and Durban, struggled to locate their families … for their land. Their claim was declined on 12 September 1994 because the Advisory Committee and Land Allocation … Boschhoek was acquired by the state. Subsequent to the 1994 democratic elections when the Restitution of Land Rights …

… (SAP) , led by General Jan Smuts , who had been the Prime Minister of the country since Louis Botha's death in 1919. … the NP and SAP merged, with Hertzog as leader and Prime Minister and Smuts as deputy leader. The circumstances that … a war. At first, Hertzog and Smuts agreed to disagree on SA’s right to remain neutral if Britain declared war, with …

… by the Deputy President of the ANC Kgalema Motlanthe after 1994. Last week he visited Reggio Emilia and opened the … Emilia Legends, coached by the Italian Ambassador to SA and captained by Giussepe Dossena, a member of the famous … Cohen, City Late Neo Lichaba, Patrick Molala, Roger de Sa, Mike Mangena, Alfred Phiri, Shakes Khungoane, Doctor …

… Crowds of party supporters gathered at Market Square in Johannesburg to hear the outcome of the parliamentary … on 4 November 1910 and Botha became the first Prime Minister of the Union holding office from 1910 to 1919. Botha appointed Jan Smuts as his Minister of Defence.   It was under Botha's government that …

… population dramatically increases and towns such as Johannesburg grow with the mass influx of European and Asian … to Uitlanders (foreigners). 1881 Mohamed Momoojee Dadoo is born in the small town of Kholvad, on the south banks of the … in the Transvaal Republic - the majority of whom settle in Johannesburg  and Pretoria . 1898 August 8, Indians lose a …

… of the complex with the power of the simple." In 1994, South Africa was a country of hope and promise. The … at UWC in the late 1960s. He remembered former education minister Kader Asmal once describing Gerwel as a "minimalist" … and four grandchildren. Gert Johannes "Jakes" Gerwel was born in Somerset East and matriculated at Paterson High …

… These unions became the core of the Federation of SA Trade Unions (Fosatu) which combined with other unions to … of South Africa – the democratic constitution achieved in 1994 was a consequence of processes set in motion then: they … this in perspective. Developments in the workplace since 1994 have not disappointed the hopes which were kindled by …

… but they are served with restriction orders by the Minister of Justice. As part of her banning order, Winnie … direction. The idea is rejected by John Vorster the Prime Minister but is supported as a constructive proposal by both … Motlaung, two MK cadres are arrested in Goch Street, in Johannesburg. 22-26 August, The World Conference for Action …

… On 6 October 2006, the Minister of Arts and Culture, Pallo Jordan, opened a … first democratic elections were held in South Africa in 1994, an investigation by the Truth and Reconciliation … 28 September 2010]| Jordan, P. (2006 ) 'Speech of the Minister of Arts and Culture Opening of Mbuzini Community …

… had been so for decades. During his months as a Cabinet Minister in the post 1994 government, Slovo was charged to deliver on one of …

… officials, held a massive rally in January 1993. On 16 May 1994, the National Assembly adopted a provisional … was overthrown. Bakili Muluzi of the UDF, a former cabinet minister, defeated Banda (MCP), Chihana (AFORD), and Kamlepo …

… for Machel's death. He was succeeded as president by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Joaquim Chissano, on 3 November … direct talks were held between FRELIMO and RENAMO and by 1994; Chissano had won Mozambique's first multi-party …

… The New Constitution was negotiated between May 1994 and October 1996 in the country's first democratically … made them citizens of the homeland where they were born. They had no rights outside these homelands. In 1994, … States President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill. They had conferred for four days …

… him down. The search for Peter Johnson’s remains began in 1994, when Petronella, another of Peter Johnson’s sisters, … prisoners. This happened at a time when Piet Pelser, the Minister of Justice and Prisons, denied political prisoners … to the public. Peter Johnson’s Story Peter Johnson was born in Oakdale, Western Cape on the 19 September 1950, the …

…  Stanley Mabizela was born in 1934, 7th of March in  Port Elizabeth, joined the … Southern Africa: Volume 2 Solidarity and Assistance 1970-1994’ [Elanders Gotab, Stockholm] pp 417|International …

… de Villiers was a linguist, writer, and educator. She born on 24 December 1900 on the farm Saxenburg, Kuilsrivier. …

… William Henry Beaumont was born in India on 24 February 1851. His father was a …

… Alan Keith Brooks was born on 18 May 1940 in Bristol, United Kingdom. His father …

… Khwezi Kondile  also known as Sizwe or Tshonyi [1] was born on the 6th of October in 1957. He was originally from …

… the death of Ernest Dipale, who had died in custody at the Johannesburg Security Police headquarters, John Vorster … die in detention. The Internal Security Act authorised the minister of justice to detain persons considered to be a …

… conference of the Industrial and Commercial Union (ICU) in Johannesburg, Clements Kadalie, the founder of ICU, meets A. … and Commercial Union (ICU) write a letter to the Prime Minister, General J.B.M. Hertzog. June - November, Clements … A. W. G. Champion is served with a banning order by the Minister of Justice, Oswald Pirow. June, Clements Kadalie, …

… undermining the apartheid state to such an extent that the Minister of Law and Order, Adriaan Vlok , banned the … nearly every mass demonstration in the 1980s. Note: Before 1994, school learners as well as university students were … the call to arms. The SACC headquarters at Khotso House in Johannesburg was destroyed by a bomb in 1988. The apartheid …

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