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… reaches adulthood he may acquire further sticks, either making them himself or having sticks made by a specialist. …

… Q: What made Damodaran interested in this? A: I might be making this up but I think, she took me seriously after …

… Paul Kruger. 1888 Paul Kruger is re-elected as president, making it possible for him to extend his limitations on the …

… saw the policy of containment take on a new reality, making possible forced removals, and industrial …

… the majority of the English speaking working class. It was making inroads into the Afrikaans working class as well as …

… did not enter the bay. 1685 17 May, The English ketch Good Hope was caught in a squall off the Bay of Natal and was … the wreck were joined by two English sailors from the Good Hope who invited them to join the small settlement at Bay of … of an esplanade along part of the foreshore and the making of an embankment along the town length of the bay. …

… conference took up much of my time and energy. I remember making several journeys in my battered car to meet the … was little time to think that this was history in the making, although a delegate at an NAC indaba in Durban … creating the Charter from these items of “history in the making” filed in rows all over the carpet of his living room …

… Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of over $16 trillion, making them influential players in the global economy. The …

… a fish and chip shop but the police harassed his customers making it very difficult for his business to thrive. Elliott … of Stanger change to KwaDukuza? Who was responsible for making the changes? When did the name change? What was the … in pairs with one conducting the interview and the other making notes. Both learners should afterwards elaborate on …

… Phathakge   ANC   Malema   Julius Sello   EFF   Malgas   Hope Helene   ANC   Maluleke   Johanna Mmule   ANC   Mampuru …

… Migrant labour and hostels” from Nelson Mandela Center of Hope [online] Available at …

… Plymouth, was the first Englishman to trade in Africans, making three voyages to Sierra Leone and taking 1,200 … livelihood in England, with at least 75% of the population making its living off the land. The cottage industry was …

… 1961. After a series of meetings held within the decision-making organs of the ANC and partner organisations, Mandela … to the undertaking of an armed struggle. Decision-making then quickly passed to those members who went into …

… to put the needs of the people first. It is also about making sure that the Public Service’s financial planning is …

… put in plants they are destroyed instantly.” Albertina was making reference to the fact that informers (worms) were …

… suburbs were developed on the remote outskirts of the city making daily travel to the workplace expensive. Also, little …

… some argue, hostel inmates were not part of decision-making processes. Police open fire on ANC supporters after …

… day. The initiative was organised by a broad front making up the Anti Republic Commemoration Committee, which …

… Queenstown magistrate in which they explain: “We are not making war against you; we are your servants living in this …

… and buildings were built. Napoleon spent a lot of money making Paris into a beautiful city. His improvements included …

… in Business Day, said of the DA: “It is a party that is making it up as it goes along, squabbling over principles and …

… but not buy this land. Moshoeshoe agreed to this in the hope that his people would be protected against losing more …

… against White workers and African against Indian workers, making union mobilization impossible. An example of this was … increasingly mechanised and specialized, therefore making a consistent workforce more desirable.  In 1973-4 … with an evocative description of culture being “about making images of ourselves that tell us more about our …

… and 'freedom of opinion'; some of the heady atmosphere of hope and the anticipation of a better world acoming rubbed … had been set up by statute specifically for the purpose of making such investigations in industry, and of recommending … compounds... Reports were received that the natives were making straight for their compounds and had decided to return …

… who had succeeded Jim Fouche, visited Pietersburg in 1975, making a speech at the Chamber of Commerce, which celebrated … middle, decided to withdraw from the dispute by making himself unavailable for the position The Bakgomana … Prime Minister Harold MacMillan visited Pietersburg, after making his famous “Winds of Change” speech in parliament in …

… re-designed and rebranded the magazine, thereby making it more dynamic. Drum was so successful that Bailey …