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… up the Second National Operator, arising from legal processes which are beyond government's control, will be … of government will be speeded up focussing on housing, rural and urban infrastructure, public transport and national … on those areas already identified for urban renewal and rural development. Better to understand the dynamics in the …

… up the Second National Operator, arising from legal processes which are beyond government's control, will be … of government will be speeded up focussing on housing, rural and urban infrastructure, public transport and national … on those areas already identified for urban renewal and rural development. Better to understand the dynamics in the …

… would be transferred to private institutions through processes of privatisation and deregulation (Harvey, 2005). …

… vulnerability. [xxxix] For those who found themselves in a rural setting where opportunities to forge social contacts … also of how much more vulnerable ‘prize negroes’ were in a rural setting. The witnesses at the court hearing against … such information may have been provided. Pertinently their rural location magnified not only their isolation, but also …

… However the Campaign continues and starts to spread to the rural areas. Elsewhere its progress did not come near its …

… gathering recruits and raising consciousness in these rural settings. They made contact with Congress of South …

… are often not a matter of simple implementation. In rural areas, for example, where husbands are absent, the …

… membership was dominated by moderate and conservative rural Coloureds. On the opposite side of the tactical …

… in existence, for departmental regulations require any rural worker who takes a job in a city to be a migrant …

… a Republican government that ‘represented an essentially rural community incapable of managing capitalist …

… people and carved into homelands. Land allotment per rural family has declined in size, livestock has diminished, … affected women directly, for they remained the last of the rural peasants and despite rural bankruptcy today, they are mainly responsible for the …

… to the spiritual side. Economic conditions in Bantu rural communities: Clothing is indecent where the primitive … rate is high. It should not surprise to hear that many rural Natives still regard education as something that is … evil by making the people busy at their leisure time. Our rural communities suffer greatly from poverty because Native …

… as if they were their subjects. Local pay was bad. No good rural health or education policy. Up to 1950 the Govt … as if they were their subjects. Local pay was bad. No good rural health or education policy. Up to 1950 the Govt …

… was most manifest in the urban setting, it was in the rural, farming experience that he found inspiration. This is … for the “pure” and uncomplicated Africa; it is the rural slum where poverty stalks young people, who can’t even …

… of the good old times. Unwise as this has proved in the rural villages, it has been a positive evil in most urban … They are not identical in their psychology. Their rural and urban social conditions are not uniform; hence, …

… languages, irrespective of whether we reside in urban or rural areas: Let there be peace! As we lay MaBhengu to rest, …

… to promote access to justice for all, poor and rich, rural and urban, men and women. The rule of law and the …

… every educational institution in the province, in both rural and urban areas, and included students from African, …

… by women in 1956, the heightened political ferment in both rural and urban areas and the launch of armed struggle in …

… conscious. Socialism, the proletarian revolution to our rural population (the majority) is but a vague expression …

… the time is best summed up by the comment of a bewildered rural client of the LRC about government officials: ‘the …

… had applied for the post after his efforts to get organise rural areas failed The lack of support from the African …

… was that the native workers and those who were on the rural farms under European farmers, as well as those in the …

… of black urban life. These miners, on the contrary, were rural men, recruited from rural areas and reserves for a limited contract period of less than a year, and who relumed to those rural areas and agricultural pursuits at the end of their …

… possibility of moving all the urban centres, and the vast rural hinterland was unaffected by the emerging struggle. … forward and gives a lead for independent class action. The rural struggle Throughout the long history in South Africa, … there have been two parallel sets of activity -in the rural areas and in the towns. To date, they have remained …

… was enmeshed with conversion in late-nineteenth-century rural South Africa. The second section focuses on the growth … of male membership became a constant refrain from many rural churches. By the inter-war years Transkei Anglican … the century, African Christianity was still predominantly rural. However, particularly once the Transvaal became a …