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… still under a banning order, was admitted to practice as an attorney in Kimberley. In 1969, Sobukwe finally left … however, allowed to study law and, after being admitted as an attorney in 1975, ran a one-man practice from a small … Naidoo but his banning orders prevented him from doing so as he was not allowed to move from one magistrate's district …

… war that started shortly after the emergence of the UDF as a front for the African National Congress. The IFP saw the emergences of the popular UDF as a threat to its stronghold and control of rural Kwazulu. … was outside the unpopular Kwazulu homeland. As a result, chiefs in the area were less inclined to join …

… Island is located off the coast Cape Town and was named as such by Dutch explorers who encountered many seals on the … from the East Indies, who were imprisoned on Robben Island as they protested to Dutch rule of their countries. When the … and Cultural Organisation(UNESCO), named Robben Island as a World Heritage Site. This is because its history serves …

… The African National Congress (ANC) was founded as the SANCC in 1912. John Dube was its first president, and … of the treatment of black South Africans, it became known as the ANC in 1923, and it main aim was to seek the … in South Africa is without dispute. He has been lauded as one of the greatest men in South African history and this …

… of the Campbell family, and the entire complex is known as the Campbell Collections of the University of Natal. Of … bibliographies and indexes, and preserved rare items, such as old family diaries, by painstakingly copying them, thus … well as her tremendous enthusiasm were often a motivating factor in the writing of books and articles. She encouraged …

… who are still alive today will probably remember them as "the best of times; ... the worst of times" in Dickens … orders, were nowhere in evidence; yet rumour had it that - as always - they were there somewhere, in the centre of it. A … for which he was appointed the leading organiser. Just as dramatically, he vanished underground, no longer to be …

… back, it is clear that long before I arrived at Oxford as a student, long before I helped found the university’s … of the ways that it taught its boys to accept the logic of colonialism. Wasn’t it only natural that older students ought … enthusiasm for Saints, I failed to notice another way that colonialism was still operating at the college: we were …

… Northern Rhodesia becomes independent as the Republic of Zambia, with Kenneth Kaunda as first president.   Southern Rhodesia …

… State Information Technology Agency (SITA) is incorporated as a private company with the State as sole shareholder. …

… 'Amstel River', Now Known as Liesbeek River …

… Nelson Mandela Speech after election as President …

… Sudan joins Arab League as ninth member. …

… Pietro Badoglio resigns as viceroy of Ethiopia. …

… Pietro Badoglio resigns as viceroy of Ethiopia. …

… R. Lacoste follows Catroux as premier of Algeria. …

… Dr James Moroka speech as President General …

… Solidarity as a Means to Peaceful Co-Existence …

… SACP welcomed as party of the workers …

… How do you rate as a union member? …

… The church as seen by a young layman …

… How do you rate as a union member? …

… Apartheid loses control as civil war continues …

… KwaZulu accepts May Day as a public holiday …

… Should HIV be treated as another STD? …

… Natals land used as election bargaining chip …

… TUC visits SA as guests of TUCSA …

… Christian socialism as precursor of liberation theology …

… John Comaroff of Revelation and Revolution: Christianity, Colonialism, and Consciousness in South Africa. Volume One by …