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… again. After he broke ranks with the FA on 14 March 1994, Viljoen led his party the FF to take part in the … Keesing's Record of World Events , News Digest for March 1994, p. 39894. …

… laws that have been passed in Parliament. For example the Minister of Education must make sure that the education in …

… freedom and democracy Comrade Alfred Baphethuxolo Nzo was born on the 19 June 1925 in Benoni, Transvaal, into a family … After the first democratic elections, Nzo was appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs in the government of Nelson … He would have reminded us that the struggle did not end in 1994 and that we should continue to persevere to eliminate …

… Court, Ryle Masson and HFW Schulz, Chief Magistrates of Johannesburg and Durban - to inquire into the riots. The … jointly represented at this commission by Dr G. Lowen from Johannesburg. After the commission refused Dr Lowen's …

… police, army, Azapo and the ANC in Bekkersdal township, 1994 African Media Online During 1981 tensions between … support leading up to the first democratic elections of 1994. …

… how far we have come since we attained our freedom in 1994. It provides important indicators of what we need to do … Economy on a radically better footing than they were in 1994. These improvements have helped to generate the … effective system of cooperative government is one of the keys to our further advance during our Second Decade of …

… by the same custom and principles to which they had been born and brought up". By the time the first quarterly meeting … Islamic Society [HIS] , a benevolent organisation, in Johannesburg was established in July 1906. It was founded by … Cape Town Drill Hall in 1925, addressed by Dr D F Malan, Minister of Education in the South African Government. CMA …

… Dispatch published a leader strongly criticising the then minister of justice, Jimmy Kruger. Later that day Woods made … five-year banning order under the Internal Security Act at Johannesburg airport shortly before he was to fly to the … a phone call from the news editor of the Sunday Times in Johannesburg, Hans Strydom, saying he had heard a rumour that …

… Homelands or Bantustans ceased to exist on 27 April 1994, and were re-incorporated into the new nine provinces of …

… were kept fairly secret and were only made public after 1994. Possibly because the discovery provided evidence of a …

… News of the Western Cape. The Star - Daily paper from Johannesburg. The Sowetan - Daily Newspaper. The Mirror - …

… talks. However, to the surprise of the PCC, Law and Order Minister Adriaan Vlok told members of Parliament that the SAP … was exposed during the trial of Captain Mitchell in 1994. 83 There was also substantial evidence from the areas … and peace , p. 89; P. Pierera, Measuring Mufamadi, Finance Week , 29 May 1994, p. 10. SADF unto it, Natal …

… years post the first South African non-racial polls of 1994. ANC's National Executive Committee said in a statement; …

… Africa's second president since democratic elections in 1994, Thabo Mbeki received an Honorary Doctorate from the …

… National Coalition (WNC) Conference (25-27 February 1994), started in the World Trade Centre, Kempton Park. The …

… After the 1994 national elections, President Nelson Mandela paid his …

… released prior to the change of government following the 1994 general election. …

… Kangwane was granted self-governance on 31 August 1984. In 1994 it was reintegrated into South Africa, like the other …

… state under the leadership of Kenneth Mopeli until 1994 when South Africa became a democracy. It was then …

… Their production and reproduction was controlled. Children born to slaves were also slaves. The cycle repeated itself. … of the Slave Society at the Cape of Good Hope, 1652-1838. Johannesburg, Witswatersrand University Press, 1994. How did the situation change after the British took …

… the International Printing Press and Mohandas Gandhi, the Johannesburg lawyer. Nazar and Madanjit saw to the … year old lawyer whose office was based in Rissik Street in Johannesburg. Nazar would suggest various lead articles but … Gandhi would direct the policy of Indian Opinion from Johannesburg, write articles, give direction and above all …

… Gladstone. Women pleaded with him to persuade the Prime Minister and Minister of Native Affairs to relax the pass laws. By 1918, this matter was discussed with the Prime Minister, Louis Botha . This law was subsequently relaxed …

… founding members, they are are also a member of BirdLife SA and Eco Atlas. They support the Table Mountain National …

… the few items that were not destroyed. Acutt said the SA Legion was in discussions with the City Hall through the …

… Edwin 'Mapata' Tekane; Kgoeletso Ya Ho Tla Seobokeng Sa Setjhaba, Thamsanqa Phaliso; Victory is Certain, Buyisile …

… Novel by Mbulelo Vizikhungo Mzamane, A new Beginning for SA Poetry by Dirt Klopper, A Photograph of the Helen Joseph …

… the Congresses", Liberation, 37, July 1959; Lazerson (1994:211-18); and Hirson (1995:275, 278). 11 The joint … After the end of World War Two, a Polish state was again born but with significantly different boundaries to those of … in 1969. He aligned himself with Jomo Kenyatta, and as Minister of Labour (1962-3), Minister of Justice and …

… communal representation offered under the Act was still-born. Support by Africans and Europeans A very significant … of the ANC, announced at a mass meeting in Johannesburg on 21 April: "I declare from this platform that … in 1990 and the establishment of a democratic government 1994. The thought of Mahatma Gandhi was tested and enriched …