COMMUNITY
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Arts and Africa - BBC African Sevice, London |
Arts and Africa looks at two films both by women directors. 'Tsiamelo' by Ellen Kuzwayo and Betty Wolpert from South Africa, and from West Indian Island of Martinique - 'Rue Cases Negres' or 'Black Shack Alley', the first feature film by the West Indian director Euzhan Palcy. |
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Arts and Africa |
Arts and Africa looks at two films both by women directors. From South Africa "Tsiamelo' by Ellen Kuzwayo and Betty Wolpert, and from the West Indian Island of Martinique 'Rue Cases Negres' or 'Black Shack Alley', directed by Euzhan Palcy. |
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Working for Freedom - Exposing the hypocrisy of reforms | |
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The education of Indians in Natal and Transvaal | |
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Memo for Rector Indian University College | |
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MEMORANDUM ON THE PASS LAWS AND THE ISSUING OF REFERENCE BOOKS TO AFRICAN WOMEN SUBMITTED BY THE FEDERATION OF SOUTH AFRICAN WOMEN TO THE NO EUROPEAN COMMITTEE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF JOHANNESBURG | |
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The Race Attitude in S.A. | |
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The Struggle for Democracy |
A Study of community organisations in greater Cape Town from 1960s to 1988 |
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Human Sciences Research Should Focus on National Priorities |
Bulletin Nov/Dec 1994 |
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Boundary transactions - The Partys Political Sub-System |
A PROGRESSION SKETCH OF THE CONVERSION PROCESSES IN THE PARTY POLITICAL SUB-SYSTEM |
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An Assessment of National Security Legislation in Africa |
The purpose of this paper is to explore and evaluate the laws governing national security matters in South Africa, with particular reference to those concerning the intelligence community. If...... |
| Charlestown: a community broken up without consultation |
Black and white print 8.2 x 24.2cm |
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Civil Rights News Letter, Vol. XXII No.3 Issued 3 April 1975 | |
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CHATSWORTH COMMUNITY & RESEARCH CENTRE |
PROBLEM FAMILIES IN HOUSING ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE PERIOD APRIL 1974 TO MARCH 1975
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CHATSWORTH COMMUNITY & RESEARCH CENTRE |
ANNUAL REPORT APRIL 1973 - MARCH 1974 |
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"We of Africa" |
Unlike Easterners who are given to meditation or Westerners who have an inquisitive turn of mind we of Africa, belonging neither to the East or to the West, are fundamentally observers, penetrating observers, relying more on intuition than on the process of reasoning. |