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… some twenty miles from Plumtree and close to the border of what was then British Bechuanaland Protectorate. The area was … I was perceived by many in those days as being some what to the left of the CP, Jack insisted I should be on the … I cannot now recall all the details, but if my memory is right, Curtis and Pretorius were working on a plan for NUSAS …

… as our people so aptly put it, ukuthi iyozala nkomoni (what creature will come forth). We are being wooed … loyalty is being competed for. And the question is, what is our answer? The African leaders of the continent have … without interference from either so-called left-wing or right-wing groups, of the minorities who arrogantly …

… and methods were not suited to the changing conditions. What had been perfectly adequate for the workers of London, … fight exploitation and poverty. We had to start right at the beginning; to give these workers a faith and an … whole world to gain. They had not yet any clear idea of what this new world would be, or how it could be achieved. …

… your humane purposes, to give them an opportunity to say what they want of you, and what they want to make of their relationship with you. Our … without regard to race, colour, creed or sex, have the right to vote and to be voted into all effective organs of …

… lost words that heal, and give hope her famished rhythm? What is wrong with South Africa today? What are we doing to get things right? Why are we failing to uproot poverty the land? Whose …

… however, they are treated like Europeans; they have the right to vote and have the right to become landowners. 6. That the undersigned in this …

… organisation was the first to campaign for White women's right to vote in South Africa.  They set a Franchise … on the 19 May 1930, White South African women gained the right to vote.  This development was tied to denying the vote …

… water down solutions to our problems in this country'. The right wing was growing in support and militancy, and even P. … was also growing evidence of security force complicity in what came to be called 'third force' violence. Mandela argued … Congress. The CP walked out of Parliament in protest at what it saw as a sell-out by the NR The PAC publicly called …

… accepted. He said 'radicalism either to the left or to the right of the moderates is unacceptable to us in the police …

… where they had filmed the desecration of Black graves by right-wing extremists. His colleague, Dudley Saunders, was …

… The leader of the right-wing political organisation, Afrikaner …

… whether apartheid was really being dismantled and finally what possibilities existed for a peaceful resolution of the … no discernible policy as to when the police are armed with what weapons and there appears to be no policy of 'minimum … on the way out? Is apartheid really being dismantled? And what are the prospects for a peaceful resolution of the …

… when, to mark the 25th Anniversary of the Charter during what he proclaimed as the Year of the Charter, he said: "The … responsibility to ensure the realisation of the goals of what Oliver Tambo correctly described as "a people's Charter, … Charter envisions a society in which all people have a right to live where they choose; to be decently housed; to …

… my own proudly felt African background, and not because of what any outsider might have said. In my youth in the … own humble contribution to their freedom struggle. This is what has motivated me in all that I have done in relation to … and strict instructions were given to its members right from the start, that on no account were they to injure …

… where young Afrikaners-without capital, but with the right skills and personality traits-became part of the … that it concedes and wishes to give to others precisely what it demands for itself. It believes in the supremacy … Because in the long run numbers must tell. That is what this age wants. That is what is said to be true …

… man to take them before the courts. They know it. But what happened here? This person was arrested in connection … him so that he would freely eat or drink. It is very true what Mr. Venter [a congress delegate] said about prisoners in South Africa having the 'democratic right' to starve themselves to death. It is a democratic …

… professions, and government employment; he is denied the right to vote. He does the hardest work, gets the lowest pay, … a slightly higher "status"; in the Cape their men have the right to vote if they comply with the electoral … They enjoy free and compulsory education; they have the right of admission to all branches of employment; they are …

… countries we get the weapons, so we go there to get what we can't get elsewhere. And that's all there is in it. … our sabotage actions to avoid hurting anybody, and that is what we have been doing for the better part of 20 years … even when we started, this was called terrorism. We knew what terrorism was and we thought that the people of South …

… depicts the ANC as disorganised and politically bankrupt. What emerges forcefully from Bunche's description is the … represent, usually to a person or institution in authority What was the nature of African politics before the 1940s? The … costs and the lack of personal freedom such as the right to be in the city, to move about freely within its …

… suspected Goniwe was working underground for the ANC; what they didn’t know was that he was chairman of the ANC’s …

… Archbishop of Canterbury and Prime Minister Lloyd George. What was the content and significance of Gumede’s letters? … the SANNC abroad? How successful was their deputation and what did Gumede himself derive from his two years in Britain? … It was based on principles subversive of all that was right and just. We are in a frightful dilemma. We had not …

… did not include one of the most basic worker rights: the right to strike. More importantly, its critics insisted that … socialism. More specifically, this charter called for the right to employment, decent housing, food and clothing. It also called for the right to free education and freedom of speech, association …

… prior to South Africa's first democratic elections, by two right wing associates Clive Derby-Lewis and Janusz Walus. …

… concerning his claims that other countries had no right to interfere in South Africa's internal matters. …

… all around him, but with rigorous self-confinement to what he knew for himself from a white prisoner’s experience, … by descending to propaganda or to kitsch. His art was what he himself knew. As an outsider to more than 80% of the … It was South Africa’s true appreciation of the artist. Right up today, Harold is far better known for his humorous …

… The recruitment campaign had been a response by the IFP to what it perceived as a threat to its authority and claim to … were killed in the process. Moreover, it seemed to confirm what many observers believed namely that Buthelezi himself, … help matters. These people could not distinguish between right and wrong. They were governed by mob psychology and …

… the pass laws, when people are unable to establish their right to be in the land of their birth; in the Group Areas … forms of human justice. All this preparation for what? For a further series of Sharpevilles? Is it any wonder … of all oppressed people before us from time immemorial. What we are determined not to do, cost what it may, is to …

… long terms of imprisonment, exile and banishment. That is what those who arrogated to themselves the status of … their eyes to the historical truth that it is a God-given right that the slave should revolt. To the question, So … of all the people. And to us it is patently clear what the mandate is from this gathering and many others …

… difficulties, because we used to do that on foot. You know what it means to be a midwife? You have got to carry a big … And in 1953 the government decided to give our children what they call Bantu Education. We as women wouldn't take … a medium of instruction. The children were killed left and right, like flies. Along the main road here, when the …

… Pamphlet by Alex Lichtenstein  “Exodus without a map”: What happened to the Durban moment? by Edward Webster   … in the Context of a Globally Developing Socialism? But what if the reality was actually an emergent 50-year …