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… scope of the searches too wide for them to know precisely what they were looking for. Consequently they seized anything … years that few are likely to retain any clear idea of what the ordinary citizen may or may not do in matters of … speech, affiliation or publication to keep himself on the right side of prison bars.11 It is unlikely that the section …

… of the very basic aspirations of humankind, it has the right to be granted legality under international law; To … the United Nations arising from its policies of apartheid. What is more, far from desisting she has aggressively pursued … of United Nations resolutions on decolonisation and the right to self-determination of the peoples of Angola, …

… of the very basic aspirations of humankind, it has the right to be granted legality under international law; To … the United Nations arising from its policies of apartheid. What is more, far from desisting she has aggressively pursued … of United Nations resolutions on decolonisation and the right to self-determination of the peoples of Angola, …

… workers and editors. My task this evening is to explain what is the significance of this journal which by its second … of its editors became an established tradition. This is what would, throughout the 20th century distinguish Indian … regular Johannesburg Letter explaining to anxious Indians what steps they should take and what the reaction of the …

… had to look after themselves and were basically free to do what they wanted. But when the British took over, they wanted … against Moshoeshoe many times, mostly over who owned what land and the border between the OFS and the Basotho … provinces on the map. a. In which province do you live? b. What is the capital of your province? c. Of which province …

… who would not, however, yield on the party's bottom line”. What, then, happened? There have been scandals. In 1997 it … with the rod. She's a veteran and has played her cards right, remaining where so many others have disappeared. But … many times over. But perhaps only history will respond to what is probably a critical query: Is Mbete in the centre of …

… the gap between the educated and the uneducated. It is right and fitting that as your President-General, I should … about the essential justice of their claims. The call What then shall we do on June 26 1953, to commemorate our … lovers — that we are keeping the vigil on that night. What a mighty inspiration it would be to us if we were to see …

… of the apartheid period it is necessary to understand what apartheid was and how it affected people. What was apartheid? Translated from the Afrikaans meaning … apartheid. It was however not always that easy to decide what racial group a person was part of, and this caused some …

… question of policy, we cannot avoid the question - what is the historic mission of the African National … Neither can we avoid the second and attendant question - what are the tasks of the African National Congress at this … For a more detailed understanding of the positions of the right, I would like to commend to the delegates the book "A …

… Let the Convention be otherwise. Natives Must Have the Right to Organise Demand the right to form Native Trade Unions of Native Workers in all … there. Use their limited possibilities. They give you the right to recommend. See all your recommendations are aimed to …

… community contested the evictions claiming that they had a right to live on the land since their forefathers had … came. Moreover, they believed that they had earned the right to own the farm by virtue of their labour. The farm was … and proposed that part of the remuneration would be the right to stay on the land.   In the course of the …

… was created, in which "Coloureds" were granted the right to vote, but still in separate houses of … along with all other South Africans were granted the right to political representation. …

… both the West and East and I am prepared to take from each what I regard as good for Afrika. I would be glad to visit … on the current ideological philosophies and practices. What I regard as important, as I have already said, is to … with the old established Congress policy of claiming a right for any individual to live and engage himself in any …

… friend. It was a great privilege to wear all three hats. What was denied me in my country - South Africa, was afforded … border. The issue of a South African passport was not a right. Many could not get a passport, as the security police … the border. That did not help, they were killed? So what was the basis of your intelligence. General? Two …

… plant food crops. Had they done so they would have found what I had learned: rainfall was too unpredictable, they … and it was cheaper in money terms and effort to buy what they needed from the supermarkets. In a short space of a … thieves come to steal my people’s chickens they have the right to defend what is theirs.” Nelson Mandela was the first …

… socio-economic opportunities and inequality. Second, what Beard wrote for an earlier period at Fort Hare, applied … support black liberation and had disaffiliated from NUSAS. What, then, was the attraction of NUSAS and why did the SRCs … NUSAS was under attack from the government and also right-wing students, being accused of being a 'communist' …

… system. Reason and perhaps enlightened thinking asked ”” what is the immediate practical alternative? In the latter … by L.A.C.s constantly comes under fire from both the white right wing and the black left-wing. To those who are on right the following is posed: The present political structure …

… in Gaborone, Botswana, and Lusaka, Zambia, while opening what proved to be parcel bombs sent by agents of the … historical burdens, seize the time to define for ourselves what we want to make of our shared destiny. "The government I … up. As a white South African, I was fully expecting war as right-wing boers and Bantustan chiefs conspired to annihilate …

… use of war and conquest over Boer-controlled colonies and what was left of the African traditionally ruled African …

… ruling order to force change. In this topic we focus on what the conditions in France were like before the …

… were Khoi nomads and Strandlopers - who lived on what the sea provided! The most dramatic, though not the … the Royal Navy who went ashore in 1607 to find water, in what was to be called Chapman’s Bay. Jan van Riebeck renamed … the next bay further South, where today the rocks on the right-hand corner are known as: 'Ratelklip'. In other words, …

… message was sent by Morse in 1844. The message read “What hath God wrought?”, and was sent over an experimental … By the 1930’s commercial radio stations became what they are today, playing music, having advertisement and … through images, sending pictures to show where we are, what we are eating or what is happening around us. The 9 to 5 …

… Contempt. This is what former president Jacob Zuma apparently felt for … last week at the commission.  But contempt (of court) is what Zuma will be in if he carries on ghosting the commission … former president also does not have available to him the right to remain silent, which may be exercised by an arrested …

… eastern seaboard with the Nguni-speaking communities in what is to become the regions of the Transkei and Natal, and … of acting in our own interests that we need to recover. What does this mean? It means, minimally, that we hold … included!). It means that we insist that we only get what is the very best that this country can deliver for us: …

… eventually qualify [for South African nationality and the right to work or live in South Africa] because they will all …

… or complain or decry the changes – if he didn’t like what was happening he addressed the issues in an outright …

… now be deprived of the last vestige of their democratic right to vote as ratepayers." Many believed that the effect … "begies, convicts and lay abouts" would have an equivalent right in municipal matters to the detriment of the welfare of …

… country and that South Africa as a sovereign state had a right to decide on its own affairs. Among the finer points of … the sustained pressure put on the Reagan Administration right through the eighties by Civil Rights leaders. Up until …

… supposed. Between those who damn him and those who praise, what is the truth? There is no doubt that this Superintendent … had not been concerned with the Khoikhoin. Describing what took place at this stage. Professor Macmillan remarks … population, were granted legal equality and, formally, the right to buy land. This meant lifting those feudal …