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… other democratic organisations which find themselves in full agreement with it. 5. In the event of the Government … of the colour of their skin, are entitled to live a full and free life on the basis of the fullest equality. Full democratic rights with a direct say in the affairs of …

… 1950. de Kock, W. J. (ed.) Dictionary of South African Biography. Pretoria: Nasionale Boekhandel Bpk., 1968. … O.F. Life at the Cape in Mid-eighteenth Century, being the biography of Rudolf Siegfried Allemann, Captain of the …

… opportunity to pose as the workers' champions. They made full use of the fact that foreign financiers, who were making … vast sums of money at their disposal, appointed several full-time agents to concentrate on our union. Most prominent … Centenary, and the occasion was exploited to the full by the Nationalist Party to revive the spirit of …

… to take advantage of the new circumstances and make full use of conciliation in order to secure the maximum … tradition; but we are also not ashamed of having taken full advantage of conciliation and the labour laws of the … of efficiency in preventing and settling disputes. Several full-time inspectors were employed and paid by the Council to …

… will be granted entry to the community of nations as a full member. The strength of the CODESA initiative lies in … where the consensus struck at this is not translated into full legal force. An interim government, important as it may … parties and organisations. It will not be the outcome of full participation by the people of our country. …

… the Epistles in South Africa," Masekela writes in his 2004 biography, Still Grazing: The Musical Journey of Hugh …

… the Interdenominational Ministers’ Association of our full support for this bold and timely move and sincerely … in their struggle I call on our women in Natal to rally in full force in defence of their most meagre freedoms: they …

… any legitimate organisation or group. They cannot enjoy a full cultural life in accordance with their artistic, … from enjoying the right to education "directed to the full development of the human personality and to the …

… in 1963 the colony was granted self-governance leading to full independence in 1968. Independence did not however …

… Instead‚ she added: "As Ministry of Communications we have full confidence in the Board of the SABC; that it will calm …

… the military. Within a short time this had grown into a full community and sometime in 1902 its name was changed to …

… role of other organizations in the struggle for freedom. A full acknowledgment of the ANC’s tremendous achievements both …

… le Grange, and had assumed that the assignment had the full support of the government. Coetzee denied any intention …

… sharing and reconciliation." (Click here to read his full acceptance speech) At the time, Tutu joined Chief Albert …

… by the Sunday Times stated that the force was in shambles: full of drunkenness, lack of discipline, and desertion. …

… amendments or references back I felt bound, while allowing full discussion for the sake of arriving at an understanding, …

… charged me for a room more than I should have paid for full board. I subsequently reached Berlin some weeks before …

… speed, rendering it nearly un-hittable.  His career was full of remarkable performances. At Leeds in 1907 when, …

… view, has now, as regards all vital matters, reached its full development-we refer to the group of self-governing … of Nations. now, as regards all vital matters, reached its full development ¾ we A foreigner endeavouring to understand … at the proposed Sub-Conference. We felt that the full representation of India on an equal footing with Great …

… of the passive resistance campaign is a triumph for its full belief in the willingness of the Indian people to … immensely in their own and from the beginning it had their full sympathy, They were enheartened by the known views of the new Congress leaders who had at all times demanded full support for African aspirations in this country; who had …

… and went on to be baptised and confirmed making them full members of the congregation. Slaves who did not attend …

… country as long as there are others in that country denied full democratic rights and duties." Non-violence "As for myself, with a full sense of responsibility and a clear conviction, I … let us make no mistake, the road to freedom is always full of difficulties. Before we reach the summit of freedom, …

… African National Congress, pai tribute to his heroic life, full of sacrifice and devotion to the struggle in which he … decided to defy the order and am prepared to bear the full brunt of the law. "It is very significant that I appear …

… Commonwealth and urge the South African government to give full recognition to the Africans participating in the war. … the structures of the ANC. Women are formally admitted as full members of the ANC. The ANC Women's League is formally …

… not without its challenges, with the pass laws rife and full in force in apartheid South Africa. There was always an …

… country before the arrival of the European settlers. The full story begins millions of years ago. Archaeologists …

… tactic, the huge crowd stood in absolute silence for a full half hour. Before leaving (again in exemplary fashion) …

… talks. The Multi-party Negotiating Process In March 1993 full negotiations began at the World Trade Centre. The …

… (A.S.B.), which was in existence since 1917 felt that for full cultural and political recognition for Afrikaans, …

… a better system of education and complete their education full time or part time. Launched 9 months into the 1986 state …