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… is large enough and rich enough for all South Africans to live side by side in peace and prosperity, if only the … by the council were the album of pictures, How We Live, and the following pamphlets: 5 Months of Struggle: …

… hope that they might become kings, or at least continue to live in their castle. The game has gone badly for Apartheid …

… inculcate in us the necessity to plan for our futures. To live our lives as if the present is not as important as the … about living. There we have no option. Here we are and we live. Make the best of it. But the best can only be the best … so we settled the matter in my favour. I continued to live at home and to continue with my political activities. I …

… Naicker asserts the right of Indian South Africans to live and trade where they wanted, and rejected the concept of …

… earned enough, and large numbers of them continued to live in desperate poverty. Without land of their own, they …

… was cut off, police were called in and opened fire with live and rubber ammunition, workers were teargassed and …

… Lewis Nkosi (1983, 254) noted that “[f]or a black man to live in South Africa in the second half of the twentieth …

… that they would be released if they would agree to go and live in what is known as the "independent republic of …

… his or her children can attend school, where he should live, die and be buried, and even who his spouse should be. …

… that incorporates both citizens and non-citizens who live, work and study within its borders. The ID system is …

… for equality in order to enable every single person to live a happy life. In 1971, while she was still a practicing …

… however poor and exploited they may be, have the right to live where they like, to build themselves a home, to be …

… Africa (Gibraltar: Ashanti, 1990); Jan Breytenbach, They Live by the Sword: 32 ‘Buffalo’ Battalion (Alberton: Lemur …

… opposes the participation of those South Africans who live in so-called independent bantustans, insisting that they …

… The reluctance of De Klerk and his colleagues to live with democratic arrangements became very evident in the …

… conditions in which so many South Africans still have to live because of past discrimination, they recognise and …

… 'enough is enough'! All of us are privileged that we live during this new age of the Renaissance of Africa. We are …

… participate in the processes of the renaissance, they must live in conditions of peace and stability throughout the …

… they originate and where their extended families still live. They accept assimilation into the culture, the …

… and Coloured - all these people, these human beings, live and suffer misery, humiliation, discrimination, …

… is not going to give the Bantu sufficient land to live on. For it needs his cheap slave-labour on the farms and …

… as of the government. In addition, they usually had to live in appalling conditions. Farmworkers also had much to be …

… arises from the current period of imperialism that we live in. The giant monopolies and banks have divided up the …

… the way by making whatever contribution to ensure that we live at peace with ourselves and with each other; that we …

… die but because they wanted the millions of our people to live. We have sat in prison with great African patriots and …

… in which people are organised into nomadic groups that live by hunting, fishing and gathering wild food. There is …

… On his release from Robben Island in 1793, he went to live in Dorp Street, Cape Town. Here he met and married the …

… that they would be released if they would agree to go and live in what is known as the "independent republic of …

… and of culture are open to the working people. We seek to live in peace with our neighbours and the peoples of the …