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‎The progress of the Bantu peoples towards nationhood - self development for the black man in South Africa, a firm belief in education, bantu self rule set in motion, peace prosperity and justice for all bantu, urban bantu linked to homelands, white ...‎

‎DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION, PRETORIA / GOVERNMENT PRINTER. vers 1963-1964. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Coiffe en tête abîmée, Quelques rousseurs. 149 PAGES - abondantes photos en noir/blanc, dans et hors texte - texte en anglais, sur une ou deux colonnes - tâches en tranche de tête/gouttiére, sans conséquence sur la lecture + sur le 2e plat - rousseurs sur la couverture - dos plié. . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎

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‎"""Le progrès des peuples bantous vers la constitution d'une nation"" The progress of the Bantu peoples towards nationhood - self development for the black man in South Africa, a firm belief in education, bantu self rule set in motion, peace prosperity and justice for all bantu, urban bantu linked to homelands, white trustee will gradually withdraw, the tribal authority, transkei constitution, financial assistance to the transkei, leadership training of the bantu, education for the black man in south africa, lennox horatio mbuli, k.d. matanzima, freedom of bantu religious instruction, bantu parents have a direct say, facilities for bantu higher education, special types of bantu schools, economics advancement of the black man in south africa, investment corporation to promote bantu undertakings, decentralization of industry, eric ben ngobeni : from kitchen boy to retailer, bantu contractor makes R18 per day, more jobs for bantu workers, bantu workers are protected by law, bantu mineworkers well cared for, settlement of labour disputes, high potential of bantu homelands, programme of development and instruction, daniel molamo a progressive farmer, the bantu enjoy freedom of religion, bantu arts and crafts, mural artists, beadwork, a bantu sculptor Mr sydney kumalo in his johannesburg workshop, mother tongue the best vehicle of expression, poetry, author, emancipation of the bantu woman, .... Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon"‎