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… why the city is still commonly referred to as Pretoria. [xix] Pretoria is also popularly referred to as ‘Jacaranda … Language Rights Monitor. Bloemfontein: SUN Press, p27. ↵ [xix] Maitland, R. & Brent, W. (eds.).2009.City Tourism …

… era, this colonial system of domestic work prevailed [xix] . Apartheid History A girl and her maid in apartheid … South African Domestic Workers and the Democratic State. [xix] Cock, J. 1980. Maids & madams: A study in the politics …

… provide fruitful recruitment material for Al-Shabaab. [xix] It is clear that despite the recent losses suffered by … Al-Shabaab: A Strategy of Choice or a Necessity?’, p.6 ↵ [xix] Anderson and McKnight, ‘Kenya at War: Al-Shabaab and Its …

… Painting and commissioner Judge Francis Legodi resigned [xix] . Painting had similar claims to those of Moabi. … Accessed [2022 , October 21] [xix] IOL. 2014. Seriti Commission mum on resignations. 25 …

… meetings and funerals in affirmation of solidarity” [xix] . He participated in some of the events that were set up … Ibid. ↵ [xviii] Kaya FM 95.9. Lefifi Tladi on Karibu. ↵ [xix] South African History Online. Black Consciousness: …

… global scale, and to shake the oppressive minority rule. [xix] Although left missing for decades, Johnson was never … Island and Prisoner Resistance to Apartheid, p. 24. ↵ [xix] Buntman, Fran Lisa. Robben Island and Prisoner …

… settlers who took part in the occupation of Mashonaland. [xix]  After taking over Mashonaland they set up headquarters … https://eisa.org.za/wep/zimoverview1.htm ↵ [xviii]Ibid. ↵ [xix]British South Africa Company Historical catalogue & …

… establish local councils, with an accompanying increase in taxation, and a demand that landownership be registered, …

… ‘subchief,’ ‘independent headmen’ and ‘supreme chief.’ [xix] The title of ‘supreme chief,’ Bekker (2008) argues, was … in South Africa’s new democracy p. 410. ↵ [xviii] Ibid. ↵ [xix] Bekker JC, (2008), The establishment of Kingdoms and the …

… rejected by several other publishers, and Miriam Tlali. [xix] Ravan Press derived its name from the three founding … ? [xix] Peter D. McDonald, The Literature Police: Apartheid …

… from the Cape, which furthered economical growth. British taxation was also lenient. The biggest problem the British …

… way through the forest and kill any Mau Mau they found. [xix] By the end of the year, there were only an estimated … African Crucible. New York: Ballantine Books, p.94-5. ? [xix] Ibid, p.103. ? [xx] Wa-Githumo, Mwangi. (1991). ‘The …

… situation in Nigeria with Nigerian Transition (1989). [xix] Ngakane also made, what is likely, the first documentary … pp 75. ↵ [xvii] Ukadike, 75. ↵ [xviii] Ukadike,75. ↵ [xix] Ukadike, 75-76. ↵ [xx] Givanni, 3. ↵ [xxi] Gary Crowdus. …

… was not in a position where he would be willing to serve. [xix] While Klug’s parents were not actively involved in the … ↵ [xviii] End Conscription Campaign, 2011, SAHO. ↵ [xix] Klug 2016, Phone Interview. ↵ [xx] Klug 2016, Phone …

… neoliberal empire were accepted. The fact that taxation and expenditure were fixed by the elite compromise …

… for freedom’ celebrating the fall of dictators worldwide. [xix] This album also featured one of Masekela’s most iconic … October 22, 2016, https://www.antiwarsongs.org. ↵ [xix] Hugh Masekela, “Everybody’s Standing Up,” AllMusic, …

… mobilization, the underground and the armed struggle.” [xix] Truly, leaders such as Gilder, alongside their MK … 2 (2014): 419-424, doi: 10.1080/03057070.2014.901642. ↵ [xix] Barry Gilder, Songs and Secrets (New York: Columbia …

… our people – men, women, and children – are now in jail” [xix] (Makeba, 1988). She asked the leaders of other countries … Bomb, no. 72 (2000): 92. http://www.jstor.org/.   ↵ [xix] Makeba, Miriam, and James Hall. Makeba: My Story. New …

… and in her unconventional views of good and evil.” [xix] Both Daymond and Eilerson wrote that Head was not … [xvii] Everyday Matters, page85 ↵ [xviii] Moore, page 4 ↵ [xix] Eilerson, page 97 ↵ [xx] Rediscovered Early Poems, page …

… form of punishment. Commenced: 16 March 1956. The Natives Taxation and Development Act, Act No 38 of 1958 The Act … to pay a greater percentage of their earnings in general taxation than men of any other racial group, whether married …

… to other groups, in terms of what of what it was not.” [xix] There was a communal idea that Coloureds were “not a … in the South African Coloured Community, (2006): 11. ↵ [xix] Ibid., 13. ↵ [xx] Ibid., 13. ↵ [xxi] Ibid., 14. ↵ [xxii] …

… Turkish soldiers in Palestine during the First World War. [xix] This battle was motivated by General Allenby’s military … World war, 1914 – 1918 (Stellenbosch, 2014) p.145. ↵ [xix]Captain I.D. Difford, The story of the 1st Cape Corps …

… customers feel their contribution to the state through taxation, is used effectively and efficiently and savings are …

… was heavily defined by it, The 1953 Bantu Education Act. [xix] The passing of this established an inferior system of … houses ↵ [xviii] Themba, The World of Can Themba, 238. ↵ [xix] Patricia Johnson-Castle. “Group Areas Act Of 1950.” …

… Norman Levy , Esther Barsel , and Hymie Barsel . [xix] Like Weinberg, many of the Jews involved in unions, … ↵ [xviii] Treason Trial: The Accused, December 1956. ↵ [xix] Shimoni, Community and Conscience: The Jews in Apartheid …

… to be a “direct precursor to the Group Areas Act” [xix] . Informally known as the 'Ghetto Act', this enforced … [Accessed 19 April 2016]. p 416. ↵ [xix]Mabin, A. 1992. Comprehensive Segregation: The Origins of …

… elections. Public Participation and the Role of the Media [xix] The Constitutional Assembly had an important aim, which … from http://www.country-data.com/frd/cs/zatoc.html. ↵ [xix] South African History Online, The Soul of a Nation: …

… King Nzinga a Nkuwu of the Kingdom of Kongo was in 1482 [xix] . Eight years later King Nzinga a Nkuwu would ask, for … Studies Vol. 34, No. 1 (2001), pp. 89-120. Page 105. ↵ [xix] Gondola, Ch. Didier. 2002. The History of Congo. …

… . Leadership Mali’s rulers adopted the title of ‘Mansa’  [xix] .  Mali’s founder, Sundiata, firmly established himself …