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… began a boycott of the Legislative Assembly, thus making common cause with the North Ndebele who had been denied … state land from Bophuthatswana. Although a stretch of open common was available alongside their village, not …

… have their right arm raised high with a clenched fist, a common symbol of power. Whilst marching, the women of the … as a weapon to be feared. Additionally, one of the most common images of this movement was reproduced in posters such …

… to Indians the folly of working in different camps when a common danger threatened them alike. [7] The final appeal for …

… newly arrived Bantu. Myths of empty and vacant land were common currency by the mid-1840s. The Graham's Town Journal …

… pushed to the edges of developed society, resistance was common. But, with the advent of Bantustans and forced removal …

… and another in South Africa. For example, in Lesotho a common greeting is Khotso, le phela joang? (literally, …

… against the other, promoting baleful "solutions" to their common problems and their other Colonial rivalries." Viewed …

… of 1956. The Act finally removed the Coloureds from the common voters' roll and put them on a separate one. The Act …

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

… recalls. The Hertzog Bills remove black voters from the common voters' roll. The tabling of these Bills elicits anger …

… in mob violence. The state began using the doctrine of common purpose to prosecute people en bloc, finding even innocent …

… to lead water from the rivers upon the grounds for the purpose of irrigation, owing to the deepness of their … half the money was ready and waiting in the bank for the purpose. "It seemed in every way a pity to build with brick … covered with cocoa-nut matting, generously given for the purpose, the sanctuary being partially carpeted in addition. …

… 7% of South Africa's land area was set aside for this purpose and it was from these reserves that the mines and …

… of women from the Zenana Missions in India for the purpose of educating Indian girls in Durban and …

… to unite different ethnic groups to fight for the same purpose. However, pitted against European machine guns, the …

… movements turned to armed struggle, however, the purpose of sanctions came to be understood quite differently. … of sense of solidarity was made much easier by the common ancestry, language and culture of those Mozambicans … a globally dispersed set of people working towards a common goal. In addition, there is an increasing effort to …

… during this early period of slave trade, become more common within the Kingdom as well [xxxi] , although the … supplying slaves [xlix] . During the mid-1600s it became common practice for freeborn Kongos to become slaves through …

… of 1956. The Act finally removed the Coloureds from the common voters' roll and put them on a separate one. The Act …

… The departure point for the first rehearsal was their common ground as Dunlop workers. Each of the collaborators … participants made a play about migration. They identified common experiences between migrant workers – that of becoming …

… the US, it was feared that drinking communion wine from a common cup could transmit AIDS, and Ryan White, a 13-year old … aware of the "slim disease" that had become increasingly common in South West Uganda since 1982. Studies found that … consultation on HIV/AIDS and STI review, to develop a common vision for an expanded response to the epidemic. …

… The proposed removal of the Coloured voters from the common voters roll similarly antagonised the Coloured people. … of the SAIC and the Franchise Action Council (FAC). The purpose of the conference as the ANC quaintly phrased it, was … miniscule presence of African and Coloured voters on the common roll was hardly likely to alter electoral outcomes …

… social and economic change” became the mission and purpose of the African National Congress. [2] After the …

… 25 men as support. Initially, he was vague about his real purpose. He used the weakness in the Transvaal government by …

… who were considered healthy to have children for the same purpose of getting good genes. Negative Genes On the other …

… the South African publication established solely for this purpose. When the link between PACE and the Info Scandal …