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Work In Progress No 78, Oct-Nov 1991 | |
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Gender and the development of the migrant system 1850-1930 |
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Black empowerment general press cuttings | |
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Redefining Merit |
Monograph No. 2: Redefining Merit explodes as myth the common understanding that a person's merit for a particular job is based on a neutral assessment of their ability to perform the work.......
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The Informal Sector, Gender and Development | |
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Commerce November 1984 | |
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Notes on the proceedings of the 2nd meeting of the North Coast regional plan steering committee | |
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Racism in South Africa | |
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REVIEW OF REPORTS, STUDIES AND OTHER DOCUMENTATION FOR THE PREPARATORY COMMITTEE AND THE WORLD CONFERENCE | |
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“You've Struck a Rock”: Comparing Gender, Social Movements, and Transformation in the United States and South Africa |
n the Montgomery bus boycott and the South African anti-pass campaign, women's autonomous organizations initiated actions that catalyzed the mass movements for racial justice and national liberation. |
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South Africa's stepchildren : a study of miscegenation | |
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African and Indian in Durban | |
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Work in Progress | |
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Reform, resistance and the end of apartheid: 1976 - 1994/The negotiations process/Apartheid in Decline | |
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National Party year of action | |
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Various press cuttings during 1980 | |
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The politics of poverty |
In the 1998 parliamentary debate on reconci I iation and nation-bui I ding, then deputy president Thabo Mbeki famously argued that South Africa comprised two 'nations' divided by poverty: |
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Letter from the President: Africa unites against tyranny! Migration: Blame crime on criminals, not foreigners |
Letter from the President: Africa unites against tyranny! |
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Youth Vision, 2000 |
"Youth Action Towards the African Century!" Statement by Malusi Gigaba, ANC Youth League President, on the Vision of the ANCYL at the Parktonian Hotel on February 7th, 2000...... |
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MZANTSI STARS |
In the words of Comrade President O,R. Tambo: "A country, a movement, a people,...... |