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… their businesses, and chat with European busi­ness men on terms of friendship and mutual confidence. They represented … There is no need to recapitulate the significance or the terms of the Cape Town Agreement. What is more important here …

… as they have for human life, is impossible to explain in terms of a residual concept that continues to see the African … inhuman system known as apartheid have been sentenced to terms of imprisonment of up to 15 years. A South African …

… of the judiciary and the legislature exists only in terms of common law. In customary law, chiefs, within their …

… and economic stability achieved, since 1992, under six terms of constitutional rule-first under president Rawlings’ …

… of the British arms over the Republican forces. Its terms made no reference to African interests and it was in …

… broadly defined our mission and purpose, and how in broad terms, we would go about ensuring that ANC Veterans are at …

… carrying out decisions of an organisation, acting in terms of a mandate and being accountable. It is also being …

… speak of a phenomenon of world conscience like Mandela in terms other than hagiography. Jack Lang, who was one of the …

… factor in any future government. What does that mean in terms of our relationship with this university? I am …

… say that a particular sector on which we have to focus in terms of changing the lives of our people for the better is …

… especially from the Bantu point of view. South Africa in terms of available land is shrinking daily owing to increased …

… chauvinism, and intolerance of people who are different in terms of colour, class, sex, gender, sexual orientation, …

… plan, it's not for our good but just to keep on friendly terms with the authorities. Who are our leaders? Even the …

… democratic revolution, stating in clear and simple terms the demands of the people - demands which cannot be fun …

… values. Reconciliation was expressed in practical terms in the inclusive nature of the multiparty negotiation …

… was the remarkable degree of tolerance especially in terms of political orientation - which was prevalent during …

… than they were prior to the recession in percentage terms as unemployment hovered at the 24.3% mark by the end of …

… subsidiary, and a vehicle to accept deposits on longer terms and at higher rates of interest than had been usual for …

… Xhosa and related languages), with adaptations of modern terms from English, Dutch and Afrikaans’. [46] The vocabulary …

… No 79 of 1957. This was extended to all racial groups in terms of s 1 of the 1974 Second General Law Amendment Act …

… indicating the importance of the fledgling town. In terms of the constitution of the new Zuid-Afrikaansche …

… there” (Kane-Berman, 74). Those who did not satisfy these terms, “illegals,” were displaced to the African rural …

… to a large degree, transformed South African society, in terms of attitudes and interactions between whites and …

… highlights the detrimental effects of white domination in terms of economic inequality, the legal system, and race …

… conflict in South Africa can be explained in ethnic terms. Responding to Rogers Brubaker’s observation that …

… to embrace neoliberal policies during their consecutive terms in office (Ngepah & Mhlaba, 2013). The founders of …

… the writing of Black women through mutual exchange in terms of creativity, skills sharing and moral support’ …

… forced management to meet with the workers and negotiate terms for everything. (Russell, 1989 183) Also, the union was …

… the accused were acquitted, while thirteen were jailed for terms ranging from 12 to 18 years. Three, Lennox Madikane, …

… powerful seat in the President’s Office. This violated the terms put forth by the National AIDS Plan and suggested that …