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4 slain PAC members to be buried in Graaff-Reinet 4 SLAIN PAC MEMBERS TO BE BURIED IN GRAAFF-REINET 08/02/2002. 01403003109 Newspaper article 6 April 1952 has become known as the beginning of the struggle in South Africa against oppression 6 APRIL 1952 HAS BECOME KNOWN AS THE BEGINNING OF THE STRUGGLE IN SOUTH AFRICA AGAINST OPPRESSION 06/04/2002. 01403003306 Newspaper article 8 Zion Street, Paarl has been put out to tender by the Department of Public Works 8 ZION STREET, PAARL HAS BEEN PUT OUT TO TENDER BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 30/08/2001. 01403002525 Newspaper article 100 Years Old and Still Afloat! 100 YEARS OLD AND STILL AFLOAT! 27/02/2002. 01403003441 Newspaper article 1000-year-old Viking ship discovered in Danish fjord 1000-YEAR-OLD VIKING SHIP DISCOVERED IN DANISH FJORD 07/09/1997. 01403002245 Newspaper article 1835 South African directory & almanac 1835 SOUTH AFRICAN DIRECTORY & ALMANAC : Including free map of 1835 -- Cape Town: Scribes Ink, 01405000006 Copies: 1 CD-ROM 1878 Voters' roll 1878 VOTERS' ROLL : Cape western districts -- Cape Town: Scribes Ink, 01405000005 Copies: 1 CD-ROM 1902 Voter's roll of Cape Town 1902 VOTER'S ROLL OF CAPE TOWN : Districts 1 to 6 -- Cape Town: Scribes Ink, 01405000004 Copies: 1 CD-ROM 1956 Pass law protest remembered 1956 PASS LAW PROTEST REMEMBERED 03/08/2000. 01403000663 Newspaper article 2200-year-old Chinese bronze cranes found 2200-YEAR-OLD CHINESE BRONZE CRANES FOUND : Xian, China 04/12/2001. 01403002942 Newspaper article Aap is uit die mou - en sy's 'n v rou! 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  • ANC-Today-4-June-2021.Pdf

    ANC-Today-4-June-2021.Pdf

    ANC TODAY VOICE OF THE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 4 – 10 June 2021 Conversations with the President Relegating the apartheid constitution to the dustbin of history n By President Cyril Ramaphosa ST May is the anniver- public’ is generally defined as gave them this as their own.” sary of an event in our state in which supreme power is history that most South held by the people and their elect- It was a Constitution written by Africans would rather ed representatives, this was not and for a racial minority, and it 31not remember. the case in South Africa. used faith to justify tyranny. It out- lined the administration of gov- Sixty years ago, in 1961, apart- The Constitution of the apartheid ernment, providing that only white heid South Africa became a re- republic pledged allegiance to people were eligible to vote and public, cutting its ties with the God, “who gathered our forebears serve as public representatives. It British Empire. But while a ‘re- together from many lands and contained no Bill of Rights. Revolutionary Dear Mr President We stand with the women of morality Youth and Morality: Palestine: their struggle A New Programme is our struggle 4 of Action 7 9 2 ANC Today CONVERSATIONS WITH THE PRESIDENT We have said that in our demo- cratic republic, everyone is equal before the law and has the right to equal protection and benefit of the law. South Africa today is a country where the administration of justice is vested in independent courts and a judiciary that is subject only to the Constitution.