CULTURE
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"Guilty secret" in SA | |
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A CATECHISM OF THE ELEMENTARY TEACHINGS OF HINDUISM | |
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A cultural shopping spree for better future | |
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A hindi-speaking hindu marriage an ethnographic description |
This study attempts to give an ethnographic description ot a Hindu marriage which characterizes the orthodox Hindi speaking section of the community and whose religious.... |
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A Nation at Work for a Better Life 2000: the Dawn of the African Century | |
| A Pagoda in China 8th century AD |
The Nine Pinnacle Pagoda or Jiuding Pagoda is an 8th-century pavilion-style brick pagoda located in central Shandong Province, China. It is noted for its ... |
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A South African in Nigeria | |
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Africa after dark | |
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Africa in rhythm and literature |
Looking at music, television and culture. |
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African Arts Take the Highroad Away From Western Art | |
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African ivories | |
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African National Congress Conference Rally Kings Park 7 July 1991 |
A rally held by the ANC following one of the greatest political conferences held in South Africa. It was attended by representatives from 50 countries. The ANC announced its Executive mebers at this rally. |
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Ahmed Deedat and Muslim-ChristianRelations at the Cape, c. 1960-1980 |
This paper establishes the historical context of Muslim-Christian relations at the Cape, the role played by Ahmed Deedat in this relationship, and the public reaction to his role. |
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American Impressions | |
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An Ambiguous Sexual Revolution? Sexual Change and Intra-generational Conflict in Colonial Natal |
In his 1968 study, African Women: Their Legal Status in South Africa, H. J. Simons noted a striking discrepancy between law and sexual practice that was particular to Natal. |
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ANC National Conference Durban - 2 July 1991 | |
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Andhra Maha Sabha of South Africa |
Andhra Maha Sabha of South Africa |
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Animal Slaughter is a Rite | |
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APDUSA VIEWS - Issue No. 80 - July 2006 |
Issue No. 80 July 2006 1. THE HATRED BEHIND "HADJI GIRL" |
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Arts and Africa |
Alex Tetteh-Lartey spends a great deal of time talking directly to Africa's artists to try to find out how they tick, how they develop their creative skills, and of course how their work reflects the society from which it emerges. |