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… allied with Cecil John Rhodes . But this would change after the notorious Jameson Raid . Politics before …

… to bring about political, industrial, social, and economic change in the Union.  This by definition of the Act was …

… make decisions, and who made up these councils would often change. While in the north people were organised in larger …

… radical socio-economic transformation? We mean fundamental change in the structure, systems, institutions and patterns …

… and elsewhere and what was known popularly as the winds of change that had taken place, and it became jittery. They …

… talking about people who were not part of the process of change in the seventies and eighties up to ninety when they …

… of a white skin is no guarantee that there can be a change in roles in society. There are those who are convinced …

… succeed. So, there is a lot of work that is going on to change the manner in which we would be handling this aspect …

… policy, so that it can orientate itself and endeavour to change the f the group in question. Groups of this kind are …

… to the point of view that South Africa should be requested change her policies and inform the next General Assembly that …

… it against the employers, not the government that wouldn't change the wage structure. Others, however, believe that the …

… for both black and white. (1) These were times of enormous change and movement of people from the countryside into the …

… Meanwhile, commerce and industry continued to press for change in the hope that an improved political situation would …

… for canvassing support for the ideology of bringing about change through non-violent means, whereas secretly they were …

… level of commitment to a strong popular partnership for change. The Imbizo campaign, which has so far taken us to …

… : "The ruling class," he explained, was "... compelled to change their policy and outlook of retaining a 'white …

… psychological problems: It is not too late for Mbeki to change the growing perception of him as an extremely … an ‘AIDS denialist’ but rather an ‘AIDS dissident’. The change, however, was in little more than name, for although … to date has set out the reasons for the sudden fundamental change in Mbeki’s stance on AIDS – from eager promoter of …

… baton has a deeply historic significance. Rather than a change of leadership, it signifies the linking of New Delhi …

… the society ... and to ask why nothing was being done to change it,' said the young activist. 'It is true that I was …

… attention to the Transnet Group to continue the process of change represented by the acquisition of a valuable strategic …

… that it is not the intention of African states to change one master (western imperialism) for another Soviet …

… took part in them." Gandhiji was surprised to see a great change in the attitude of General Smuts and that was …

… played a major role, not only in effecting a complete change in the standards of the workers, but also in raising …

… did not see themselves as a vehicle for revolutionary change. Their rejection of straight political / revolutionary …

… of the Ministerial office and mammoth salaries to change their course. NO CONFIDENCE IN THE WHITE MAN'S RULE …

… for Britain’s mainstream political left, and represented a change in the role it played as it became a central issue for …

… the Defiance Campaign which aimed at "bringing about a change in the industrial and social structure of the country …

… (though not specifically) that the Trust would welcome a change in the principle of "no play, no pay" and offered the …

… it would not go well with us. This meant that we had to change our time schedule but, despite this, from then onwards …

… of this has been going on for years now and there is scant change for the better, nor prospect of it. It is a sad and …