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… the 2,000 women who crowded the gaol in 1958 when the pass-issuing units first came to Johannesburg. It was to be …

… on starvation wages, on the multiplicity of ways that race laws affected the lives of the people and materials that …

… there was the minimum six per cent of coffee our food laws required for the name to be used. Sometimes warders …

… work, humility, service to the people and respect for the laws of the land. As a multi-class mass movement, the ANC is …

… information gleaned from trials conducted under security laws. The ANC has not released comprehensive statistics of …

… liberation’. There should be mass defiance of apartheid laws. Any black person serving in ‘the machineries of …

… Africans...[They] will become jointly responsible for the laws which perpetuate and reinforce racial discrimination and …

… know, think that we as Blacks would sit in parliament and pass legislation in the interests of the people, that has - …

… politics.” Influence on key legislation “Very few of the laws that were implemented in 1948 weren’t already asked for …

… and were labouring under discriminating and oppressive laws. The African people had no voice in the government of …

… be conscripted into forced labour, and also had to carry a pass book at all times. To become a citizen a person had to …

… to the state coffers. That writing of this quality should pass for serious analysis of Mbeki’s thinking on AIDS goes a …

… struggle in that it signified that we were beginning to pass over from the defensive to the offensive. We were …

…        kx’uib         ‘life’        !ui         'mountain pass’        ?huib         ‘willow’ oe (Phonetic /oe/)        …

… struggle in that it signified that we were beginning to pass over from the defensive to the offensive. We were …

… (he had taken the names of some children arrested for pass offences while sitting outside the public library); …