PARLIAMENT
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Women in power | |
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Various press cuttings during 1980 | |
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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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The Transkei Legislative Assembly | |
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The Senate farce | |
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The role of Parliament and Parliamentary Opposition |
ANC paper that outlines the organisation's view of the apartheid era Tricameral Parliament. |
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The houses of parliament from the river, London |
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The Election of a government | |
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The Causes of Transition in South Africa |
South Africa and transition from authoritarian rule
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The 1958 general election | |
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Statement issued by the South African Council of Churches in reply to remarks made in Parliament by Mr. Jimmy Kruger, Minister of Justice, on the |
Statement issued by the South African Council of Churches (SACC) regarding remarks made by Minister Kruger to Parliament about the aid given by SACC to victims of unrest. |
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State of the Nation Address of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki: Joint Sitting of Parliamen |
Madame Speaker of the National Assembly Chairperson of the National Council of Provinces |
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Some Perspectives of the Parliamentary Internal Security Commission | |
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Sobukwe of Azania: the fears of the whites (from the South African Hansard, June 1968) | |
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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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Skills Development Bill | |
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Should we enter Parliament? |
Article by the United Democratic Front asking wheter they should enter the Parliament, they also state reasons why they cannot enter. |
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Separate Representation of Voters Act, Act No 46 of 1951 |
The Act was to make provision for the separate representation in Parliament and in the provincial council of the province of the Cape of Good Hope of Europeans and non-Europeans in that province, and to that end to amend the law relating to the registration of Europeans and non-Europeans as voter |
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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 |