Change in Contemporary South Africa

Afri African political Afrikaner nationalism Afrikaner Nationalists Angola argued attitudes Bantu Bantustan become Black consciousness Black workers Botswana Buthelezi Cape Town conflict Council cultural domination economic growth educated election elite employers English ethnic factors force groups Hertzog homeland leaders Horrell ideological ideology of apartheid important increasing independence Indian industrial institutions interests internal issue Johannesburg KwaZulu labor laws leadership Lesotho liberation London major Malan ment migrant minister mobilization modern movement Mozambique Natal Mercury National party official opposition organizations percent political change population possible pressure Pretoria problem Race Relations racial recent regime Republic of South Rhodesia role rural segregation separate development significant Smuts social South Africa South African party South African society southern Africa Soweto SPROCAS status structure Swaziland tion trade unions traditional Transkei tribal United party unity University urban Africans urban areas verligte Verwoerd vote wages Western White politics White supremacy Zulu