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… in the new democratic South Africa. As a result, Chapter 12 was drafted onto the South African constitution. …

… 10,665 residents, of whom 3,517 were literate 1875 census: 12,721 residents, of whom 4,483 were literate 1891 census: …

… An emergency session was convened by parliament on October 12, 1995, to approve legislation to permit local elections to …

… In 1844 Natal, annexed by Britain on 12 May 1843, became a district of the Cape Colony under a …

… to descend, but returning to the surface took an agonising 12 hours. The quick descend and slow return to surface is a …

… Gold Medal of the South African Nursing Association on 12 May 1961 in recognition of distinguished and exceptional …

… Simon van der Stel , who became commander of the Cape on 12 October 1679 and was promoted to governor in 1691, was …

… - most particularly inside the young Youth League. At the 1949 conference of the ANC this new spirit came to the fore. … In Langa (Cape Town) further shooting accounted for some 17 dead. The revulsion, both in South Africa and externally, … "No Easy Walk to Freedom" (Karis and Carter 1977a: 112). 12 The Socialist League of Africa was a tiny …

… the jails against women and girls as young as fourteen. [12] She spoke of widespread torture such as “assault, … down their legs and be forced to answer questions. [17] Men also faced problems of humiliation, as seen by the … . [8] “Typhoid Spreads: Five Dead,” Rand Daily Mail, May 12, 1959, 1, Newsbank. [9] Chris Marais, “R30m Jail for 4000 …

… employment. He was to work in South Africa for a period of 12 months for a fee of £105.00. Gandhi in South Africa Gandhi …

… from December through until April. The Area exports nearly 17 Million Cartons, of grapes Annually! …

… was Rowe Marshall and Hill. The church was initiated on 17 December 1896. The church is situated in Van Riebeeck … 250 million years old. The longest trunk with a length of 17,5 m is situated in the western side of the ring-wall. Die …

… in APDUSA, serving on its finance committee until 1963. [12] The YCCC members studied Mao Tse Tung’s Yu Chi Chan … police spy and that Neville Alexander had been arrested on 12 July 1963, coincidentally the day after the police raid on … worried about her father, with whom she was very close. [17] The trial of the eleven NLF prisoners began on 4 November …

… linkages across the continent of Africa as a whole. 11.12 Participating in world trade, pursuing strategic … job creation and poverty eradication over the long term. 12 To build the strategic, organisational and technical … with a view to a democratic developmental state, through: 12.1 A strengthened role for the central organs of state, …

… melancholy and snappish, but a good workman. His wife died 12 months ago, and he has since lived alone. The other … and jewellery, to £34,690, that is to say, a little over £17 per head. Herein there is a conclusive argument against … like India, it could not seriously be contended that £17 could go a great length in supporting a man. Of the 2,029 …

… melancholy and snappish, but a good workman. His wife died 12 months ago, and he has since lived alone. The other … and jewellery, to £34,690, that is to say, a little over £17 per head. Herein there is a conclusive argument against … like India, it could not seriously be contended that £17 could go a great length in supporting a man. Of the 2,029 …

… - Forced to leave Ladysmith due to Group Areas Act 11:06 - 12:04 - Reasons for active participation in politics 12:04 - 14:91 - Invitation from Chief Buthelezi to join …

… All preparations for the revolt were kept secret. On 12 January, several hundred mounted Herero invaded Okahandja. … and thirst as they fled through the Omaheke desert. About 12 000 of the remaining Herero were forced to surrender and …

… was a gift from Verburgh and was brought to the fort 12 December 1654. The slaves from very early tried to get their freedom, Anthony from Madagascar ran away 12 March 1655, never to be seen again. A slave with the name … the Cape. Domingo of Bengal was sent to Robben Island on 17 July 1658. Two other early slaves were Angela van Bengal …

… The constitution, which was promulgated on December 12, 1975, effectively vested absolute power in the President …

… solitary confinement for 88 days. Following the verdict on 12 June 1964, Sisulu and other treason trialists were taken …

… On 12 June 1917, Dr Ansuyah Ratipul Singh, medical doctor, …

… between Whites and all “Non-Whites” was forbidden by law. 1949 Walter Sisulu is elected ANC Secretary General. 1950 At … James Kantor, was later arrested shortly thereafter. 12 June 1964 Judgment delivered in the Rivonia Trial. 8 of … April Albert J. Luthuli African Peace Award by a group of 12 US organisations: American Friends Service Committee, …

… The General Laws Amendment Act, No. 37 was passed. Section 17 provided for up to 90 days detention, in isolation, … bis provided for long-term 'preventive' detention of up to 12 months, renewable. Section 12B provided for up to 6 months … on the statute books. Section 28 provides for long-term (12 months) 'preventive' detention. Section 29 provides for …

… and the racist compartmentalizing of education. In 1949 the government appointed the Eiselen Commission with the … the number of pupils at secondary schools increased from 12,656 to 34,656. One in five Soweto children were attending …

… was arrested at Liliesleaf farm, Rivonia, under Section 17 Act 37/1963 and charged with sabotage and attempt to …