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… that is what you came to do. Brothers, we are drilling the death drill. I, a Xhosa, say you are my … since. The men of the SS Mendi, Black and White, faced death together. George V, centre, inspecting the South …

… MPLA finding itself unable to crush its opposition. The death of MPLA leader Agostinho Neto results in Jose Eduardo … resumes. February 2002              Subsequent to the death of Jonas Svimbi at the hands of the Angolan government, …

… was re-appointed for Northern Natal.  The high rate of death among Indians resulted in improved housing conditions …

… never lived before, and kept under house arrest until his death in 1978. In the 1960s, after the Rivonia Trial and … Their son, Hlumelo Biko, was born in 1978, after Biko's death. From 1977 to 1984 Dr Ramphele was banished by the … of the BCM after the Soweto Uprising in 1976 , and Biko's death while in police custody in 1977, weakened the …

… Committee (NEC), who became the Acting President after the death of Chief Albert Luthuli, assumed the leadership of the … uprisings and the youth struggle in the 20th Century Over-reaction on the part of the South African Police (SAP) to a … him an international icon of the uprising. The official death toll in Soweto on the day was 23, including the two …

… military camps in Tanzania and Zambia. 1967 Following the death of Chief Albert Luthuli, Tambo becomes the Acting … Press Conference in Addis Ababa Delivers an address, Black Reaction to Apartheid, 1948-1973 to the annual meeting of the … Delivers a message to Frelimo Central Committee on the Death of Samora Machel 15 December Delivers a statement of …

… nationwide prohibition on meetings announced 25 June, The death toll in the riots is officially given as 174 blacks and … people have died while in police custody, the causes of death being officially described as suicide, accident or … Biko, Black man, approximately 30 years old; b) Date of death: 12 September 1977; c) Cause or likely cause of death: …

… disease [3] . In South Africa, TB is the leading cause of death, and has been for the past two decades [2] . From 1997, … causing a general state of illness, coughing and eventual death [19] . Bovine TB can be transmitted from animals to …

… lb and 18/- or more per bag. By the end of 1901, when the death rate peaks, more than 6 000 accept employment in the … many civilians died outside of the camps, caused the final death toll to be higher . The average official death rate, caused by medical neglect, exposure, infectious …

… aim of the German army was to “bleed” the French army to death by capturing Verdun. The Germans launched six … November 19. On the first day, the British army suffers a death toll of 18 800 men. Total casualties after the first …

… paranoia, anxiety, paralysis, tremors, insomnia. The death toll amongst the wounded was very high because antibiotics were not in use yet. A major cause of death among the wounded was infection and gangrene. Battles …

… manifested in a rapid and marked decline in the political death-toll in the months that followed. Also, as expected, no …

… with high treason. They were initially sentenced to death, but their sentences were later commuted to life …

… manifested in a rapid and marked decline in the political death-toll in the months that  followed . Also, as expected, …

… which prevented total economic and military collapse.  The death of President Augustinho Neto in 1979 led to the … through the sale of diamonds valued at US$3.72 billion. In reaction to this, the United Nations Security Council passed …

… African Parliament that the riots cannot be described as a reaction against the Government's apartheid policy and … Act created sabotage as offence for which the penalty of death could be imposed. Furthermore, the Act increased the … and Aaron Njokwane were convicted and sentenced to death.  July, Nelson Mandela returns to South Africa and …

… from each other and while they indicated the depth of reaction to the repressive conditions in the countryside and …

… repression and mass detentions. In a frenzy of desperate reaction, the government declared a series of back-to-back …

… Health Crisis (GMHC) founder Larry Kramer. The “Silence = Death” project begins to appear on the streets of New York … Therapy (HAART) also becomes available. Within two years, death rates due to HIV/AIDS would plummet in the developed … treat HIV infection. HIV/AIDS becomes the leading cause of death for Americans between 25 and 44 years old. 1996 The …

… Reincarnation is the rebirth of a living thing after death into a new body, a human, animal or a supernatural …

… sentiment was widespread in America during the 1930’s; a reaction to the high casualties the U.S. took in the First … had committed suicide. News quickly spread about the death of Adolf Hitler and the guns fell silent. Winston … and sent to labour camps or executed. After Stalin’s death in 1953, Soviet leaders denounced his brutal policies …

… of Solomon Maditsi, a young boy was killed by lightning, a death that was blamed on witchcraft. Some of the youth argued … took him to Schoonard police station and battered him to death. The next day they arrested Morris Nchabaleng and other … squashed by mid-1987. Two youth leaders were sentenced to death during trials in the period after mid-87. In all, 82 …

… was an executive committee member of TUCSA. Following the death of her husband Jimmy Bolton, Secretary of the furniture …

… five years in prison with the possible imposition of the death penalty. (2.1) The Terrorism Act specified what could … a minimum of five years in prison or possibly even the death penalty. (3) Sections Four and Five clarify who … ‘South African way of life’ as the ‘South African way of death.’ (Quinn, 2002; ffrench-Beytagh, 85) In the midst of a …

… alliance. Consequently the APO was co-responsible for the reaction of the Convention to the draft Act. This included …

… pseudo-scientific policy that portrays the South African reaction to HIV/AIDS .’ ( Ibid. ) In another line of the …

… a process that was constructed by Afrikaner activists in reaction to British imperialism, on the one hand, and Black … Prinsloo (32) and Theunis de Klerk – were sentenced to death, while the remainder were set free or banished. The …