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… progress boosted European and American confidence, and national pride. They became convinced that they were …

… demand in 1896 finds a sympathetic response. 1894 The National Bank of the South African Republic opens its first …

… and were subsequently fired. The court case rose to the national attention, and the government judge ultimately … factories: Conference Paper presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1978."   Aluka . [Accessed 20 October …

… South African Labour Party (SALP) and the South African National Party (SANP) formed the Pact Government that ousted …

… appointed to rule’. (Sibanda, 2010) In 1948, the governing National Party  introduced the policy of apartheid. The …

… the orchestrating body. On 19th February Bashir declared a national emergency and banned all unauthorized gatherings, …

… African Women, which was formed in 1954, and the African National Congress Women's League, called upon women … of the leaders charged with treason. This in itself was a national campaign; therefore, it had some influence on the … the campaign by the women. These demands led to the annual National Conference of the ANC in 1959, unanimously adopting …

… was organisationally top-heavy, and could not awaken national feeling. In February 1882 Du Toit moved to the … railway issues, among others. But it failed to become a national party, and came into conflict with Paul Kruger, who … of purpose.’ SJ du Toit renewed his attempts to form a national bank, and the Taalbond was launched, taking the …

… These 33 representatives constituted the South African National Convention which deliberated at Durban for over … of Durban, Walter Gilbert, officially opened the third national conference of Indian organisations in the Durban … whales killed by its fleet. In 1973 five members of the National Union of South African Students (NUSAS) were caught …

… he reached Johannesburg at night. He drove to the Grand National Hotel but was refused accommodation. On reaching …

… gender and women in 1990, which established the Women’s National Coalition (Cock 112). The WNC was a group dedicated …

… blacks oppressed and provide whites with jobs. The SA National Maternal and Family Welfare started a system of …

… in 1980 and after, did not cease to work with the African National Congress (ANC) to end apartheid and write as well as …

… meant that financial institutions were needed, and the National Bank of the South African Republic opened its first …

… 1992, p. 6) Introduction The victory of the African National Congress “demarcated a milestone in the history of …

… the Zulu centre to advance again, and while raising the national cry of 'uSuthu' the Zulu interposed themselves …

… a popular movement for independence that captured the national consciousness of the economically disenfranchised …

… Klug travelled abroad and met with members of the African National Congress in exile to receive information and further …

… at the Pretoria Landbouwgenootschap in 1891. In 1894, the “National Bank of the ZAR” decided to open a branch in …

… consultation between the Government of the union and these national units in regard to matters affecting the interests …

… serve under her flag” (ibid.) is repeated in the national narrative to construct an alternative version of the …

… government and property, with Ntsebeza emphasising the National Party’s success in “ensuring that the property of …

… years of involvement, she was finally elected to serve the national executive of the union. During her nineteen years of …

… Deal was well utilised and needed by the South African National Defence Force (SADF)[xxvii]. Notable Witnesses …

… 11 understanding of the link between poverty and national security would assist the mobilisation of increased … admission to education, and becoming involved in local/national politics. [lix] According to the former United …

… Present day Kuba King. Source: Daniel Laine (2001) National Geographic, from www.news.nationalgeographic.com The …

… Xhosa were held hostage under colonial government their national identity and cultural sovereignty remained intact. … [129] Otherwise, the movement could be regarded as a national one, because even unbelieving Chiefs like Kama could … against the colony. [193] This all paints a picture of a national suicide of sorts by the Xhosa. [194] The African …

… population from the common voters’ roll and established a national system of political representation for black people, …

… to believe that Ngqika could not be trusted and was a national threat to their plans for unification against the …