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    How Significant was the ANC in the Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1948-79? During the time of apartheid, there were many organisations which proved to be significant; which is having or being likely to be influential or of importance. Although the ANC (African National Congress) was clearly significant during 1948-1979, there were many other groups which also left a significant impact. Throughout this period, there are obvious shifts in political initiative: primarily between the ANC and other…

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    From the very beginning of the colonization, the colonizers always had an interior view to the colonized people. Whether this superiority was due to their develop technology their weapons and artifacts or just a benefit of their different color white people advertise. Also how Howitt calls are cultural racism, which is the representation of a groups superiority to another one, regarding their social values, beliefs and the cultural norms established in a colony. The rabbit proof fence shows this…

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    Being black is not a matter of pigmentation – being black is a reflection of mental attitude is a quote from Steve Biko, a man who was significant in world history as well as in Apartheid history. In the movie, Cry Freedom, directed by Richard Attenborough, Steve Biko is portrayed in the movie with his associates and what he went through to achieve his goal of Black Consciousness. This movie is historically significant because it shows the atrocities that a white minority committed against the…

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    Street People Assignment

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    Visual research” When we worked on photography history Garry Winogrand was one of the photographers that inspired me with my “Street People” assignment. My work is nothing like his but the free expression that I found in his work even though underneath some of his work you can see the different expressins in people this made me relise that you can express anything within a photo. Simon Garnier said: “I was too timid to get close to strangers to get intimate with them and tell their…

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    similar mentality present in what was then, current day South Africa. It can be proved that this idea was merely formed from paranoia, with little substantial evidence to prove the dark side of the black soul. Events during the Apartheid era such as the Soweto Uprising of 1976 and the Defiance campaign were created with intentions of peace and the leaders of the parties behind such events, upheld the mantra of non-violence before any resistance took place. Ultimately, groups…

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    Apartheid was an official barrier which separated the different races in South Africa, namely the black South Africans and the white Afrikaans South Africans. Although Apartheid ended 20 years ago when Nelson Mandela was elected president, Apartheid still plays a large role in South African History. Apartheid began long before it was officially named Apartheid in 1948 by the leading political party, National Party. The separation between the black and white people of South Africa began around…

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    African Narrative

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    wishes to save South Africa however, it seemed that every resort taken hurt him more. But, Finally the day came of our first protest. It was nine at night and me and my mother wanted to make it there as quick as possible so we got on the road to go to Soweto. by the time we got there it was four in the morning, but we were to tired to get out now. We ended up sleeping until twelve in the afternoon but, that was considered as late because, when I was waking up all that you could hear in the…

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    The power of people is in the music that they produce. Culture in society can be used to refer the music, poetry graphic arts theatre dance, crafts and other people arts .Art is used as a symbol of preserving and strengthening culture .For a long time music have been used to bridge people who are not in good terms on the other hand they are used as a mode of communication that may not be available to police and government .Songs were also used to communicate information across the cultural…

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    The word “Apartheid” is pronounced “apart-hate” with the goal to separate people according to the color of their skin. The end of an apartheid state in 1994 was caused by series of events that were through social, political, and cultural issues. Some examples that fall under these categories were the “Black Resistance” that included things such as Programs of Action, civil disobedience and boycotts. Also the influence of Nelson Mandela had a big impact during the fight for the end of the South…

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    The Medupi Power Station History, Developments and Strategy Growth. Background The Medupi power station construction was a joint venture carried out in aims of fulfilling the power shortfall in South Africa. There was a great demand for Electrical Supply through out South Africa which translated in wide spread regular nationwide power cuts. Load shedding was regularly scheduled, where electricity supply was stopped for non-overlapping periods causing nationwide blackouts. Businesses were asked…

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