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… Charter in red lettering in different languages. Black and white artwork down left hand side. People, banners, doves, wreaths, wheels and hands. words - Presented to Isitwalandwe Huddleston by the ANCYL, CODY, TIYC and SACPOY. …

… Main poster: black background with white and yellow lettering. Notice of fourth Wits Autumn Festival from 2nd to 6th May 1990 and contact number. Issued by the University of the … attractions on certain dates. White background with yellow and black text. …

… United Democratic Front to stimulate discussion, debate and training within their ranks, consisted of articles on … include educational articles on workerism, capitalism and other ideological standpoints, nationalization, trade unionism and the democratic processes involved in the organization of …

… Settlement with a Railway Station and Post Office, North of Brits. It was given the name in … have made quite an 'Geo-Historical Venture', with a Kiosk and Restaurant and the Railway Station, whilst maintaining it authenticity! …

… forty-three to appoint a Select Committee to inquire into and report upon the objects, organisations, activities, financing and related matters of the National Union of South African … Movement (UCM), the Christian Institute of Southern Africa and their subordinate organisations.   …

… The Park was formerly known as Grosvenor Square and was conceived in 1905 when the Suburb of Hatfield was laid out. Development only commenced in the 1930s and it has since been planted with indigenous flora making it one of Pretoria's most attractive and established Open-Air Recreational Areas. It was declared …

… seven thousand South African Defence Force (SADF) troops and the South African Police (SAP) sealed off the Vaal Triangle townships of Sebokeng, Sharpeville and Boipatong. They carried out house-to-house searches, … courts. The purpose was to eliminate criminal elements and intimidating forces from the townships. …

… based on three pillars: the restoration of family values and the fear of God, the deepening of democracy, and a market based developmental state to attack poverty and unemployment convincingly. Source: http://www.news24.co.za …

… for a second term as president of the United States, and called for greater world peace. "The government and people of South Africa, in wishing him well, will fervently hope for greater world stability and peace under his leadership," Mbeki said. Mbeki also …

… The Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) White Paper, which was put … service is more representative in terms of ethnic group and gender. It also proposed the use of affirmative action to reverse imbalances that existed in the public service and further called for a review of the present rules …

… John Sprack, the death of Albert Luthuli, the banning and exile of Dr Bill Hoffenberg and pressures on NUSAS from right-wing students and the government. …

… Examines local government for Africans, Indian, Coloured and White local government, regional services councils, Bantustans and local government, the Freedom Charter perspective, and practical implications of the changes envisaged in the …

… in the Gazette to declare the Pan Africanist Congress and the African National Congress and certain other organizations to be unlawful organizations, to amend the Riotious Assemblies Act, 1956, and to provide for other incidental matters …

… Act divided South African residential areas along racial and ethnic lines designating residential areas for Blacks, Whites, Indians, and Coloureds. This resulted in a many forced removals from areas like District Six and Sophiatown, uprooting millions. …

… of Labour Bulletin, May 1990. Volume 14, Number 8. Black and white photo of public sector workers on the march outside OK in Johannesburg. Black and white with orange lettering. Content - interview with … Slovo. Marchers wearing T-shirts with POTWA, SAMWU, SARHWU AND NEHAWU Logos. Small image of Joe Slovo in orange triangle …

… revolution, goals of the National Liberation Struggle and immediate objectives, engaging the National Party, the … of National Unity, minimising the threat to stability and democracy, and reaching a negotiated settlement. …

… to women. Violence against women, including wife battery and rape, health issues such as pregnancy, contraception and sexually transmitted diseases, better work conditions as … domestic workers, resistance to the apartheid legislation and the campaign for equitable human rights are among the …

… Township in Durban, North of the Point and West of the Beachfront. It was laid out by the Natal Government and gives its name to the renowned, Addington Hospital , a 571 bedded and 2 200 staffed, State Hospital, situated on South Beach …

… Court to investigate South Africa's security network, and to hear objections to its security legislation. Terms of … threats of conventional war, guerrilla war, terrorism and internal subversion. Recommendations are to be submitted concerning the effectiveness of security and amendment to legislation.   …

… originally granted to Francois Pieter de Necker in 1785 and formed part of the Farm Coornhoop. The House, Built in a Cape Dutch style and known as Westoe, was Erected soon thereafter by de Necker, and underwent Restoration in 1967. The Historical …

… Methodist Minister who was banned for five years in 1977 and detained on 27 November 1981, appeared before the Pretoria Supreme Court on charges including treason and being a member or an active supporter of the African … Congress (ANC). He was released on bail, fled the country and arrived in Britain the day before his case was due to …

… Coerney is a River and Railway station 64 km North of Port Elizabeth, on the … River Valley in Sarah Bartman District Municipality and is nearby the Addo Elephant National! Recorded as early … journal of A F Beutler. The name is derived from Khoekhoen and means 'narrow forest'. Formerly also known as 'Hoender …

… was announced by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences president, Frank Pierson, and Oscar-winning actor and Academy member, Adrien Brody, in Los Angeles. Yesterday, …

… Three South African Police members are killed and three wounded when their vehicle is attacked using AK-47 rifles and 9 mm pistols. These are actions taken by the Azanian … violence that swept through the country in the early 90s, and read the Goldstone Commission's report here. …

… made the party's second major submission to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). The ANC came under fire … violence, necklace murders, executions in penal camps and the planting of bombs. The party accepted responsibility … for more than 500 incidents of violence between 1977 and 1989. …

… Mupia-Mupia is a Luba term that translates to "new and shiny". Maurice Mbikayi draws on this term as a concept … the metamorphosis of ages, shape, form, power style, human and racial subjectivity through time. The artist has used … computer pieces as a source material, transforming and reshaping these computer parts into fashionable items …

… Communism Act, fails to arrive in court, forfeits his bail and disappears. He went underground and only recaptured in November to stand trial for conspiring to commit sabotage and being a member of the banned organisation, the Communist …

…  the establishment of the South African Police Services and to give recognition to police officers for their sacrifice and commitment to upholding safety and security for the country. …

… According to UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation), the objective of World Press … to defend the media from attacks on their independence and to pay tribute to journalists who have lost their lives … World Press Freedom Day was declared on 3 May 1991 and the day has been observed since. …

… end of World War II. European countries needed insurance and security against The Soviet Union. Another reason was to encourage European political integration. One hundred and ten thousand military personnel are engaged in NATO … the organisation is has had countless missions in North and East Africa. …