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… Attacks on each other (including knife-stabbings) became common practice in the camps. This prompted some members of …

… ‘Aethiopia’, ‘Sudan’ and ‘Guinea’ being by far the most common names used.  For the ancient Greeks, almost everything …

… issues, called 'Beware' . Amongst the publication’s common topic was the issue of 'non-collaboration'. Anton …

… by a Provisional National Youth Committee set up for this purpose. In 1991, the Youth League was re-launched with a …

… Areas Development Act, No.69 of 1956 was passed with the purpose of eliminating speculation in property values which … racial group of persons or companies, including for the purpose of public entertainment, eating at a restaurant or … Whether all this will ultimately prove to be for the common weal of all the inhabitants is not for the court to …

… era, white society often affirmed its own sense of purpose in South Africa by the use of words like "progress", … still surprisingly rural. Charles Peers' early Rondebosch Common (No. 81) shows just how pristine and undeveloped this …

… area. In spite of this, there existed a joyous spirit and common bond amongst the inhabitants who had been living there … origin gave the slaves a link to their ancestral home. The purpose of this ceremony is to send praises (salawat) to the …

… subjecting pre-colonial social structures to the colonial purpose. This policy was known as indirect rule. Among the … beliefs, prejudices and moral convictions, a sense of a common past and shared hopes and fears for the future. DF …

… The Group Areas Act stated that its purpose was to “provide for the establishment of group areas, … in the face of gentrification projects or industry are common in many countries that experience economic diversity …

… from different regions they had very little or nothing in common, apart from their experience of slavery. Eventually … slave on a very intimate footing. There was, in fact, a common reciprocal legacy, a legacy which is the as yet … New Year celebrations in the streets of Cape Town was a common occurrence. There was also a measure of competition …

… a stretch of farmland beyond Braamfontein for the purpose of establishing a plantation to supply timber to the … today many of the historical class and race divisions so common during the early half of the 20th century have joined … planning which was not unique to the Transvaal, but was common to most other parts of southern Africa. Not only did …

… would function as an underground organisation with the purpose of ‘carrying forward and raising the banner of the …

… that these are done by the Black people for the sole purpose of uplifting the Black community. We believed that we …

… (or Fanakalo), which was developed in order to create a common language on the mines, which employed workers from a … was also developed so that people who did not share a common language could communicate with each other. Gamtaal …

… in universities, Gertrude Fester sought to change the common degradation of the oppressed, especially women, first … of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transsexual rights – the common theme being human rights. She has always taught and …

… get into power themselves. In the French Revolution, the common people of France rebelled against the absolute king … only 2% of all the people in France. The other 98% was the common people, or the Third Estate. They included peasants …

… Africa. In 1936 Blacks in the Cape were removed from the common voters’ roll and provision was made for their …

… and indenture, old and new forms of exploitation, the common references if colonial pasts. These themes being …

… should be emphasised once again that the recognition of a common basic pattern in me laws applying to the different …

… and abuse in Russian factories and industrial areas was common. Many women also suffered miscarriages due to …

… back to their families mostly flowed back to shops in the common area. Migrant labour therefore generated an ever …

… actual surgical operation. Origins: Although they speak a common language, Xhosa people belong to many loosely …

… the parties to bring about a united South Africa sharing a common citizenship, to work to heal the division of the past, …

… in the Cape Province and Natal Province will remain on the common voters' roll until disfranchised by a two-thirds …

… in universities, Gertrude Fester sought to change the common degradation of the oppressed, especially women, first … of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transsexual rights – the common theme being human rights. She has always taught and …

… petit bourgeoisie and labour, had no doubts about the purpose of the proposed Bill: - - - the Indian...is an alien … 1927 but lost its White character since then because of a common characteristic of urban development — migration. The … had been sent to jail where they were treated like common criminals. While the Indian community finds itself in …

… of scams and security threats. The telephone is an all-purpose tool. It is used in the home, business and in … (ENAIC) launched in 1946, and was the first general purpose electronic digital device. The ENAIC cost around $500 …

… subject remained landscape and "native studies." For the purpose of this investigation I will concentrate on the … increased and entire expeditions were assembled with the purpose of photographing Africans. One such expedition was …

… Each wife has a separate hut and a separate garden. "The common size of a (Xhosa) hut is twelve feet in diameter, and … are built by the women, who take about three days for the purpose. Near the hut, a sort of safe is sometimes erected, … had a fireplace and a chimney, the fire, according to the common custom of the coloured natives, was made in the midst …

… children were more important than female children, and a common practice of killing female babies at birth was … to produce ceramics for the imperial court. [29] A common ceramic technique of enamel painting combined with a …