PARLIAMENT
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Articles from the Illustrated Bulletin | |
| Protesting against the setting up of the segregated tricameral parliament. Durban 1983 |
Protesting against the setting up the segregated...... |
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Letter from Jane to Phyllis Naidoo |
Ive just found your letter and am horrified to see the date 15 April. Did I or did I not answer it? I always write "ans" after answering but it is not on this one. |
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Memorandum on the subject of the Indian Problem in Natal |
This Delegation is from the Durban Joint Wards Committee, which said Committee comprises representatives from each of the Municipal Wards and Burgesses Associations of the City of Durban, and was specially appointed to deal with the Natal Indian Problem. Its objects are: |
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Record of the proceedings at the December Quarterly meeting of the Executive at Pietermaritzburg |
Vol 37. File No 174(14) N2250 Mr Buchan said this was a peculiar state of affairs. All Towns had been asked to stay their hands, and yet there was to be a two years wait. There was much confusion resulting from this state and he formally moved:, |
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Letter from Sarah to Hofmeyr |
I have heard within the last day or two, how difficult days were for you in Parliament during the Indian...affair. At the time I thought it was some ..
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Segregation of Indians in South Africa. Swami Bhawani Dayal's interview to the 'National Call' of Delhi. |
The present demand by certain Europeans for the segregation of the Indian Community is no new development in the party politics of South Africa. A similar agitation which has been raised in the country in an intense form during the years 1918 and 1920 |
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Parliament street |
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Parliament house and Avenue |
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Parliament house, Cape Town |
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Parliament house and avenue, Cape Town |
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| The houses of parliament |
The houses of parliament from the river, London |
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Smith's blank cheque |
The overwhelming victory of the Rhodesian Front, led by strong-man Ian Smith, in the Colony's general elections on 7th May 1965, meant the end of the multi-racial opposition Rhodesian Party led by David Butler. |
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United Democratic Front's press statement on the eve of State President F W De Klerk's address at the opening of parliament |
United Democratic Front's press statement on the eve of State President F W De Klerk's address at the opening of parliament |
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United Democratic Front challenges PW Botha on opening of parliament |
United Democratic Front challenges PW Botha on opening of parliament |
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Address by State President F W de Klerk, DMS, at the opening of the second session of the ninth Parliament of the Republic of South Africa, Friday 2 February 1990 |
Address by the State President F W de Klerk, at the opening of the second session of the ninth Parliament of the Republic of South Africa, Friday, 2 February 1990. Deals with foreign relations, human rights, the death penalty, socio-economic aspects, the economy, and negotiation. |
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Women in power | |
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The Election of a government | |
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Some Perspectives of the Parliamentary Internal Security Commission | |
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Editorial: Helen Suzman |