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… school in rural Lancashire on which much of Saints’s architecture and pedagogy had been based. She cried all the …

… ‘the intellectuals to say to their fellow-speakers[of the indigenous vernaculars] that “we” can be like “them”’. [92] …

… and economic forces in our own country considered the indigenous African part of our population as an appendage, …

… an attempt to evade the moral obligation to lift up the indigenous peoples. Gumede was instrumental in convening …

… sons of the soil, amongst them are to be found the truly indigenous races of South Africa; that the country is theirs …

… antagonisms were not unlike sentiments expressed by an indigenous or colonial working class toward new immigrant …

… white history- imperialism, the virtual extermination of indigenous people, or the failure of whites to live up to …

… army in Isandlwana, in defence of the freedom of the indigenous people of our country and the sovereignty of their …

… rise to change the social and economic apartheid spatial architecture.    A new smart-city is taking shape in …

… It was the policy of the Dutch not to enslave the indigenous people of South Africa. How this institution of …

… which marked an end of the military struggles waged by the indigenous traditional communities as they resisted the cess …

… Congress asserted the right of the African people as the indigenous owners of the country, entitled to determine its … country in the past centuries. The African people as the indigenous owners of the country have accepted that all the … The Land Shall be Shared Among Those Who Work It! The indigenous people of South Africa after a series of …

… man, patronizingly assures us that the ‘affirmation of “indigenous knowledge systems”’ is all very well, but … communities seemed particularly susceptible’ to local, indigenous alternatives to ARVs, Gevisser writes, ‘because …

… much more directly linked to global student rebellion than indigenous traditions. The sit-in also marked the beginnings …

… English poetry ; Code-switching as literary device ; Indigenous names ; Identity ; Macaronic verse (mixed songs) ; …

… at this to the one hand there had arisen a modernising indigenous 'lass, allied to British imperialism, that was …

… dealing with the interaction of the white settlers and the indigenous people. The series was called “How the White Man …

… stem corruption, including an overhaul the institutional architecture for combatting corruption. We are working to …

… to modernise the state and the economy and bring about an indigenous capitalist process. In a number of instances the …

… promoting black majority rule and the return of land to indigenous people as a stage on the way to socialist …

… attitudes were coloured by their view of themselves as indigenous to South Africa and by their inability to emigrate …

… 3 In looking at what was radically 'other' about the indigenous inhabitants of southern Africa during early … developed into a more systematic observation of the indigenous peoples; collections of data, descriptions and … Company servants and freeburghers dominated non-Europeans, indigenous 'aliens' as the Khoikhoi were known, and a growing …

… community, and also had very important opponents from the indigenous Mozambican community. And they found in practice …

… “How, in a variety of political conditions, does a local, indigenous population respond to, modify, control or …

… claim that in certain fundamental respects our indigenous revolutionary practice long ago ceased to be …

… War Two era, the Youth League placed great emphasis on indigenous leadership and national self-determination. They …

… described King Kong as “a piece of naïve but vital indigenous art” (as quoted in Titlestad 2004, 98). On the …

… menfolk in their conflicts with each other and against indigenous blacks, and some have been enshrined as heroines …