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… been corrected, and provide some indication of the lack of resources available to the leaders in the townships.) …

… and this Government will at all times, with regard to its resources, with regard to the circumstances in which it finds …

… we are a young, developing country and do not have enough resources to do everything that has to be done in South …

… over other countries in a conventional war, namely the resources, the sea route and everything that goes with it. If …

… the Whites were irrevocably reserving for themselves the resources of land, labour and capital which the Sotho were …

… him a dependant on the family's already strained resources. Jobs for ex-Robben Islanders were most difficult. …

… on the state for assistance and the full range of its resources were mobilized to defeat the workers' actions. In …

… to be politically committed and had limited access  to resources, but had a sufficient stake in the system to be …

… the issues or ideologies around which movements mobilise resources or socialise individuals (Eyerman and Jamison, …

… militancy, in the burden it imposed on government resources, and in the degree to which it internationalised …

… However, the rebels failed, because the financial resources at the disposal of the president, Cissie Gool, …

… but the Portuguese had made several attempts to conquer resources inland since the 1600s. In exchange for wealth and …

… is for the Africans – its land and labour; its natural resources; its mountains, lakes and rivers; its culture and …

… power over nearby and distant regions by extracting resources and people for slavery from countries, such as …

… of a proper cadre policy that takes into account our human resources and our perspectives is of fundamental importance … that the apartheid regime needed to mobilise all available resources for the defence of white minority rule, signified …

… of a proper cadre policy that takes into account our human resources and our perspectives is of fundamental importance … that the apartheid regime needed to mobilise all available resources for the defence of white minority rule, signified …

… which would have the negative effects of stretching resources, dissipating the movement’s energy and leaving it …

… and strike 5) “The University undertakes to find financial resources to support the children of all workers employed in …

… to wider national issues, in this case providing human resources for MK. In another remote area, Ntshingeni, a …

… They generally do not, initially, possess the technology, resources and organisation, particularly in the military …

… as mainly a military problem, which is where most resources were directed. 81 Problems in the Forward Areas The …

… considerations such as the greater facilities and material resources available at such campuses, the repressive …

… government was more concerned with the potential labour resources of Zululand, Natal colonists remained adamantly and …

… South Africa will increasingly have to rely on its own resources.... Two solutions... were to train Blacks and... …

… given the size of the prison site and the amount of resources allocated to the prison. By the early 1980s, …

… organizing demonstrations and directing the allocation of resources and people, while working underground so that she …

… been consulted about the AWB visitation where rate-payers’ resources were being used to honour “people who are opposed …