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… a force which can make the world richer … Luthuli, the Zulu chieftain and schoolteacher, is an exceptional man. But …

… in Alexandra by his single mother, a fiercely independent Zulu woman. She saw Arthur through his schooling at Holy … conditions imposed by the apartheid government, which in terms of the Suppression of Communism Act of 1950 defined … member of the NLF. He was a fountain of knowledge in terms of Marxist theory and, together with Nozipho Majeke …

… for this dilemma. While Gumede pledged to come to better terms with the CPSA, Bunting’s own loyalty towards the ANC … abolition of beer brewing. “I am not in favour of a dry Zulu race”. He urged the Durban municipality to establish … the vote to Non-Europeans throughout the Union on the same terms as Europeans in the northern Provinces. (b) Universal …

… and was not spoken of, let alone seen in popular terms. I left the Young Christian Worker movement and started … 1978 to June 1979, almost 17 000 people were convicted in terms of the various Internal Security Acts. Telephone … us. Identity was not related to pigmentation, labels or terms. Individuals could, in fact, construct their own …

… there were none, but we made them - you and I - because in terms of the policy of separate development we established … to become athletes and they have now become athletes in terms of the policy we made - for which you are as … the Whites, but also benefits the non-Whites, because in terms of that policy we created facilities for them which …

… destination. [Laughter.] It will be possible for me, in terms of that clause, to prevent a person from leaving his … may be forbidden, and hon. members will know that in terms of the provisions of that Act the publication of … But another principle which underlies this Bill, and in terms of which I shall be able to deprive communists of their …

… can be understood, as David Williams has argued, in terms of the way in which 'ideology mystifies the social … as old as the prison itself. This should be understood in terms of the role of the prison not in eliminating - crime … (Gilman, 1985). The black female represented in these terms society out of control. Herein, perhaps, lies part of …

… early twentieth centuries was bounded by the notion’. In terms of volksmoeder or 'mother of the nation'.' In he … which the Afrikaner community was 'imagined', to use the terms employ Anderson (1983: 15). After the Anglo-Boer War … glorified the contribution of Voortrekker women in terms reminiscent of Postma. She felt that it was fitting to …

… The latter suffer economic decline, a direct result of the terms of the trading system set by the Dutch. At the advice …

… becomes the first person in the country to be detained in terms of the 12-day detention law, at Marshall Square, …

… of Passes and Coordination of Documents Act was passed. In terms of this act the many different documents African men …

… from whatever source, but it is especially unhelpful, in terms of British public opinion, when we see violence of … They have been hanged, they have been sentenced to long terms of imprisonment, for exploding a bomb that destroyed a … of transition through struggle as limited as possible in terms of the scale of the conflict, to limit the scale of the …

… London, the oldest region, was also numerically strong in terms of membership; and Angola was where the MK camps were … 6th Congress witnessed further growth in the Party both in terms of membership and profile. While Party structures had … in 35 units, and 19 probationers. The racial breakdown (in terms of numbers) of members was 55 Africans, 20 Indians, 13 …

… lie. They have to select news and views, and they do so in terms of criteria that assume the inherent desirability of … values embodied in the status quo, and, by reporting in terms of these values, in fact reinforce them and thereby … their demands, and express their agreement or dissent, in terms of the values and assumptions they have acquired from …

… Great Britain and the Dominions to set up a Committee with terms of reference on the following lines: ¾ To enquire into, … render superfluous the inclusion of any provision that its terms must not be regarded as regulating inter se the rights … In this case they should state the extent to which and the terms on which such provisions are to apply. Where …

… which is probably true but hard to justify in rational terms. The problems in our country are felt in our bodies. … There were various projections towards an artificial Zulu unity…Cultura politics…had to be rejected outright. …

… between white and black races. She loved the Indian, the Zulu and the Bantu as her own children... Such precious men … strike. Several workers were killed; some were stabbed by Zulu guards, on orders from the managers; thousands were …

… seized the people's land and is busy redividing it. In terms of the Tomlinson Report, "a revision of the system of … Areas". [....] It must be observed here that in terms of the white paper on the Tomlinson Report, "The …

… and speakers referred to the historic occasion in feeling terms. Dr G.M. Naicker, President of the Natal Indian … to the Government of India's to request to accept the terms of the resolution as a basis for discussion, they have …

… need to learn from one another. Although we share a lot in terms of the history of resistance to colonialism, in the … the African continent. Luckily, many people have come to terms with the fact that the different positions, in this …

… of teachers. This discrepancy is graphically expressed in terms of the differential per capita spending on Blacks and … (IMD), rated South Africa worst of 45 countries in terms of serious crime. It would seem that the substantial …

… initiative. In short, these scholars tended to accept the terms of debate set by their European counterparts. In … studying the African Iron Age can be explained in terms of the social and political environment in which they …

… actual relationship in operation can only be assessed in terms of a careful analysis of each of the significant … people broken up into smaller inter-related units in terms of their religious, language, and sensitively different …

… is a crime, and women who do so face heavy fines and jail terms. To cheek a white man can be a crime. To live in the …

… and will continue to assume this posture because, in terms of its own calculations, it has permanent tasks to keep …

… and will continue to assume this posture because, in terms of its own calculations, it has permanent tasks to keep …

… is a crime, and women who do so face heavy fines and jail terms. To cheek a white man can be a crime. To live in the …

… South Africa can be essentially understood in binary terms. The editors of Staffrider wrote, “In South Africa the …

… and democrat, Turner also relies heavily on what he terms utopian thinking. This was clearly his way of …