political party
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Smash apartheid support ANC | |
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Doublespeak from ANC | |
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Formation of the African National Congress | |
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Lekota on UDF | |
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India and South Africa foreign Relations | |
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Letter to Dr A B Xuma | |
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Local Government Elections - Democratic Party | |
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Minority Front Press Cuttings | |
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Labour Party Press Cuttings | |
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Labour Party and coloured’s Press Cuttings | |
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Democratic Party Press Cuttings | |
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Conservative Party | |
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African Christian Democratic Part - Press Cuttings | |
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Inkatha reformed traditions revived | |
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IFP Press Cuttings | |
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The Progressive Federal Party (PFP) APR 1981 TO 1984 |
The Progressive Party (Afrikaans: Progressiewe Party) was a liberal party in South Africa which, during apartheid, was considered the left wing of the all-white parliament. |
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Various press cuttings during 1980 | |
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STATEMENT AT THE ELECTION VICTORY PARTY |
The people of South Africa have made a clear statement that they are confident that the ANC will lead |
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IFP National Manifesto |
South Africa can and must be better. It is an extraordinary country endowed with extraordinary people and a wealth of resources. If South Africa is going to be the twenty-first century success story that we all know it can be, bold change is needed now. |
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APDUSA VIEWS - Issue No. 82 March 2007 |
Issue No. 82 March 2007 1. Women Betrayed ! 2. Darfur: Stories of Survival 3. The Struggle for Cultured Speech 4. A Judge-President nobody believes
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