Articles
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| Aruna Asaf Ali and Kamladevi Chattopadhyay |
In New Delhi on Gandhi Jayanti with two other revolutionaries.. |
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Aspects of South African Literature | |
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Aspekte van die ekonomiese ontwikkeling van die innergemeenskap | |
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Assorted conferences, correspondence and articles | |
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Assorted conferences, correspondence and articles | |
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Assorted conferences, correspondence and articles | |
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Assorted conferences, correspondence and articles | |
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Attitudes of South African Indians towards Westernisation and its Effects on the Indian Family in South Africa |
When a group of people emigrate to a new country with a |
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Australian Literary Studies | |
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Author's note re Cry, the Beloved country | |
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Autobiography and Bildungsroman in African Literature | |
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Autumn List 1964 | |
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Azanian Youth Organisation |
Profile and description of Azanian Youth Organisation. Azanian Youth Organisation was relaunched in 1987 as an umbrella structure for youth aligned to the national forum and Azanian Peoples Organisation. |
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Background to Indian South African |
The history of Indian South Africans begin as early as 1652 with the arrival of Muslim exiles at the Cape under the Dutch East India Company Rule. |
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Bambatha at Mpanza. The making of a Rebellion. |
The Bambatha Rebellion The last Black armed resistance to colonial domination in South Africa. |
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Bantu Education: Apartheid Ideology and Labour Reproductlon | |
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Basic principles of ANC economic policy |
Handwritten paper prepared for a seminar organised by the ANC Department of Economics and Planning, Congress of South African Trade Unions and the Economic Trends Group in Harare, 28 April to 1 May 1990. |
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Battling with Banality |
This article deals with the history of nineteenth-century KwaZulu Natal, in particular the history of the British invasion of Zululand in 1879. While it used to be apartheid which threatened critical South African history, today it is competition and the free market. |
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Beauty and inspiration | |
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Become a supporter of the M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence |
What was true then is true now. In the same spirit of humility as M.K. Gandhi we express our concern for the continuation and development of our programs and the...... |