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… a resident of Fietas and a member of the TICYO is the no. 1 accused in the Treason Trial. The area south of 22nd Street … in the area with two mosques, four churches, two cinemas, 4 Islamic schools, 1 Hindu school, 1 Tamil school/temple/hall, 1 Indian girls' …

… It was held on 25 and 26 March 1961 and attended by nearly 1 400 delegates, adopting some important resolutions, … organization to [the] people until freedom had been won”.4 In the words of Mandela: “We believed it was our duty to … the Umkhonto (MK) leadership was brought to trial in 1963/4. In general the separation of the military and the internal …

… kingship among the Mbundu and Lunda people [ii] . After 1 000 CE several larger centralised states began to form in … adopted a pastoralist mode of production somewhere between 1 000 BCE and 500 BCE [xi] . Near the town of Maquela do … slavery (although not named as such) [cxlii] . On February 4, 1961, a large group of Angolan people stormed several …

… of the country, as compared to 5.01 per cent whites, 1.51 per cent Coloureds and 1.57 per cent Africans, is confined to Durban. Furthermore … deprived of 6,658 acres of their present landholdings and 4,626 dwellings. Taking into account the present-day market …

… of democracy throughout the world” (Alexander, 2003, p. 1). By the turn of the millennium, such optimism was … on a nation composed of a myriad of ethnicities, [1] cultural values and a “number of different ways of … at the level of the circles of power” (Escobar, 1995, 4) and gained momentum into the 1980s with the imposition of …

… South African History Online  Ruth First was born on May 4, 1925 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Her parents were … Africa that Ruth would fight against in her writing. EW046-1-2 Ruth First, 2 May, 2012. Photograph by Eli Weinberg … Weinberg, E., (2012). EWO46-1-2 Ruth First. [Image/Online] Permission: Unknown. Available …

… condemns the bans on the two leaders and calls for May 1 to be observed as Freedom Day and people of all races to … them to convene a National Convention in Johannesburg on 1 - 2 July. May 1, The first national strike, against … as a patron.  He is reinstated in the late 1960s. April 4 - 6, An Africanist group breaks away from the African …

… part of a 240 km long storm front and had a width of up to 1.7 km. On 26 September 1990, Welkom experienced a seismic event with a magnitude of 4.2, which resulted in two deaths and five injuries. … 4 …

… Biko ate little bread 2 September, Magistrate' visits. On 1 September a magistrate made a formal visit to Biko in his …

… “Korana texts from Bloemhof”, African Studies 26, no. 1 (1967): 43–46. “The Soregos , or Sun-child,” (Kwalakwala …

… the Zulu) was granted self-government under apartheid on 1 December 1977. According to the apartheid social planner’s … 20 years or more had received no education, while only 4.8% had higher Education .  "Beyond the harvest and the hum …

… Conciliation Legislation." South African Labour Bulletin 1 (6) (1976). Davis, Dennis with Robert Fine. Beyond … Lembede ”” III." The Africanist (July/August 1955): 2.-4. Packard, Randall. White Plague, Black Labour: Tuberculosis …

… 1. INTRODUCTION As a preliminary response to today's budget, … are now being clearly seen. The arbitrary imposition of a 4% deficit target has serious consequences. If debt repayment … of what government should be spending to achieve the 1 million housing target, is actually getting to people. An …

… On 1 February 1808 the territory North of the Great Berg river … for the district: 1865 census: 7,041 residents, of whom 1,708 were literate 1875 census: 8,785 residents, of whom … 3,720 were literate 1904 census: 9,843 residents, of whom 4,286 were litererate There are still a number of other …

… of Booker T. Washington," Journal of African Studies 1 (1975-76): 497-52.8; Manning Marable, "Booker T. Washington … elections in the Cape Province. In 1926,14,912- Africans, 1,085 Indians, and 21,223 Coloureds had the vote in the Cape … Johannesburg increased from i.o per thousand in 1938 to 1.4 per thousand in 1945. See Randall Packard, White Plague, …

… 'Your backside', which in Xhosa sounded too terrible. 1 'Now look at you people,' they were laughing, 'you still … we watched a programme on television called 'Imfundo' 4 at Ruth's place. It was supposed to be about Bantu …

… of streams, lakes, ponds and backwaters. It is the home to 1.5 million birds, including the great white pelican, the … peaks, deep valleys, and sharp precipices dropping about 1,500m. Stone Circles of Senegambia (Central River Division … Tsodilo (North-West, Botswana) The site features more than 4,500 rock art paintings in the Kalahari Desert. …

… (August 1990) DETENTION WITHOUT TRIAL  HRC, November 1988 1. History of detention without trial in South Africa 2. … with detention powers 3. Torture and assault in detention 4. Deaths in detention 5. Detention statistics 6. The victims of detention 7. The way out of detention 1. History of detention without trial The government of South …

… and the Archives of the Communist International Document 1 Report of M. Wolberg to Comintern on 15 April 1920 Document 1a. Appendix to no. 1. Report of Informant of South African Police, 5 April 1919 … Letter from J. Den Bakker to ECCI, 12 March 1921 Document 4 Letter from J. Den Bakker to M. Kobetsky, [March–April …

… AND NORWAY, TURKEY AND THE UNITED STATES RESPECTING: (1) FREEDOM OF TRADE IN THE BASIN OF THE CONGO; (2) THE SLAVE … NEUTRALITY OF THE TERRITORIES IN THE BASIN OF THE CONGO; (4) NAVIGATION OF THE CONGO; (5) NAVIGATION OF THE NIGER; AND … and due form, have successively discussed and adopted: 1. A Declaration relative to freedom of trade in the basin of …

… and political development to this home environment. [1] Theirs was an English-speaking home. Their mother worked … and after the meetings she returned home at midnight or 1 am. But as the impact of the 1950 Group Areas Act began … UCT had for the Western Cape’s coloured intelligentsia. [4] Tiny numbers of black students had been able to enroll at …

… total for houses completed or under construction was 1, 129, 612 while subsidies allocated amounted to 1, 323, 205. During the year 2000, 397 019 electricity grid … to 1999, total employment increased from 9.3 million to 10.4 million, representing a net gain of 1.1 million jobs. It is …

… Proposals on Matters of Process prior to CODESA CODESA 1 Plenary A Declaration Proceedings and 5 ‘Remarkable … to Structural Issues Analysis of First plenary (CODESA 1) Endnotes Introduction ↵ At first glance, one may be unsure … it would affect the poor the most. A strike would held on 4 and 5 November. [xxvii] Certain pressures were to lead to a …

… co-operation of the black community in this connection. 1 April, Sisulu addresses a meeting of the ANC in Cradock. 4 April, Sisulu addresses a meeting in Queenstown. 11 April, … to allow themselves to be removed from the Western areas. 1 May, Sisulu acts as speaker at an ANC meeting in the …

… held in Pietermaritzburg, Natal. This Conference resolves: 1. We declare that no constitution or form of government … the government is ultimately positively received. 1989 1 April, United Nations Resolution 435 of 1978 is … Congress leaders returns to South Africa from exile. 2-4 May, The Groote Schuur Accord: the National Party (NP) and …

… and a street supervisor in charge of road maintenance on 1 December 1887. Arrangements were made in March for both the … the Mayor, the Committee could choose its own Chairman. On 4 September The Star described it as a ' hopeless and … , Johannes Zulch de Villiers, arrived at Park Station on 1 October 1897 he was greeted by an orchestra playing the …

… and the effect of the African vote was more than halved."1 (It was finally destroyed in 1936.) Ordinarily, the number … Professionals like nurses earn thus: Black nurses $ 924 - $1,260 Black 'nursing sisters' $1,176 - $1,680 White 'nursing sisters' $2,856 - $4,200 Those employed in the food and canning industry often …