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… Adler, David Act No. 44 of 1950 Sec. 9 (1) 5 May 1978 28/2/1983 Restricted to Johannesburg Executive member and … Journalist; wife of Mr. Rowley Arenstein and mother of 2 daughters. One of the accused in the Treason Trial of … storm of public protest that he was allowed to go home for 2 weeks to make arrangements for the future of his 4 …

… disposable income of Indians increased annually by 2,8 per cent, the figure being 2,7 per cent for Africans, 2,1 per cent for Coloureds and 1,1 per cent for whites. …

… committee document, ‘The Party and the Armed Struggle’. 2 But, since then, the SACP had not sought to develop this … any benefit from it. Operational structures ( see Figure 2 overleaf ) and rules made it nigh impossible for a group of …

… propaganda is written in the language of our people. 2. We are disturbed by the careerism of the ANC Leadership …

… coastline from the !Garib River to Angra PequeÁ±a. 1791-2                                                 Willem van … that recommended by the Native Reserves Commission – about 2-million hectares. Blacks are moved out of the central and … is obliged to withdraw from the country. 1971/2 13,000 workers go on strike. 24 April 1974 The National …

… the whole Indian community had to answer. Resolution No.2 of the Seventh Session of the South African Indian … d) To invite Indian leaders to come to South Africa 2. Sending deputation to America, Britain and other parts of … races of the world are affected by it... L.F. Williams, 2 August 1946 ... It has often been said by the European …

… utmost walker of the talk, of our struggle for freedom. [2] On his final return to South Africa, in 1975, he threw … (Black journalists etc) have been on strike for about 2 months. Support Committees are being formed in the … love from us all. Ask Violet to write to us. Ismail Letter 2 Dept of Mathematics University of the Witwatersrand Jan …

… scored the winning goal late in the game to give Natal a 2-1 victory and a second consecutive title. Due to the …

… only means of getting rid of the Tsar, which also failed. 2. The Social Revolutionaries In 1902, the peasant …

… each) destroyed 200 * hens, then another 8, disappeared 16 2 blankets and 5 pillows taken 33 Loss of garden fruit 25 ¼ … but on a loan basis only; the next year to be increased to 2 heads of wheat/corn and so on to 3 the next, then 4, then 5 … of the house belonged to him and this brought in Rds 606.5.2. While loose goods brought in Rds 133.4.3. In total his …

… of a speech made by Dube for Indian Opinion on September 2, 1905, he said that Dube was an African “of whom one should …

… SADF are at pains to claim victory in Cuito Cuanavale.2 But the acid test in this continuing debate is the … that at Freedom Park outside Pretoria, the names of the 2,070 Cuban soldiers who fell in Angola between 1975 and 1988 … USSR in Southern Africa (London: Pluto Press, 2008), 105. 2. Magnus Malan, My Life with the SA Defence Force (Pretoria: …

… branch held City Hall Johannesburg and attended by 2,500 women and several hundred men attacked by organised mob … on condition accused repays 25 10s. 3d at the rate of 2 a month. 14.5. 43 Supreme Court Theft of money and revolver Two years reformatory. Supreme Theft (2 counts), Three years imprison Court Cape Town One year …

… type? South African capitalism before and after 1994. 2 in Current Sociology, Vol 54(3), May 2006. 3 Buhlungu …

… as this too had increased in 1960 to a minimum of £2 per year for each African male over the age of eighteen. No … who earned less than £15 per month had average rents of £2 5s. or about 15 per cent of total monthly income. From 1955 … rounded up, they would be put in jail, held there for 1 to 2 days and then taken before the local Magistrate's Court for …

… copies were taken up and to meet the demand of the public 2,000 copies were printed in Madras. On the appearance of the …

… arrival, the first horses are imported from Java. 1653 2 March, The first slave, Abraham, a stowaway from Batavia, … allowed to settle near the Fort with his followers. 1659 2 February, The first wine is pressed at the Cape. Van … and chief of the Goringhaikonas (Strandlopers), dies. 1666 2 January, Work begins on the building of a stone …

… out to work to earn pin-money and to avoid boredom at home.2 These women will not have real liberty without a change in … (population 21 million) there are 71h million Black women, 2 million White women, I million Coloured and 300,000 Indian … 'nursing sisters' $1,176 - $1,680 White 'nursing sisters' $2,856 - $4,200 Those employed in the food and canning …

… of the human rights of the individual. Indeed Chapter 2 of the Constitution is South Africa’s Bill of Rights and …

… by bus were captured near the Botswana border nearly 2 000 kilometres from Cape Town. They looked like an …

… From the book:  Book 2: The Impact and Limitations of Colonialism commissioned by … men bartered “3 small plates of copper and 3 pieces of 1/2 fathom copper wire for a cow and a young calf, of which … - arrived in the Hasselt in May 1658. By 1717 there were 2 523 privately-owned slaves in the colony. In the same year …

… to perpetuate the survival, at least for the present, of 2 of the old stakeholders in apartheid power. In the Western … a monolith, it can be said to have split broadly into 2 blocs, a process which preceded the elections. The first … in the elections, emerging with 424 555 votes, or 2.17% of the votes cast; in 4 provinces, (PWV, Eastern …

… support in the form of hardware, as well as training some 2,000 MK cadres. Other forms of support were equally …