Development planning peculiarities in the city of Tshwane, South Africa: A case study by Kaizer Raseane Makole, Bhekabantu Alson Ntshangase, Steven Kayambazinthu Msosa

“…This study reviewed various literature sources, governance policies and strategies to analyse whether the Integrated Development Plan of the City of Tshwane Metro Council under the governance of the multi-party coalition led by the Democratic Alliance can align with the National Development Plan, which is a creation of the African National Congress-led national government. A Qualitative approach informed the study, guided by a literature review to collate data and arrive at findings. …”
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Data practices and inequality in South African early childhood development policy: Technocratic management versus social transformation by Norma Rudolph, Zsuzsanna Millei, Maarit Alasuutari

“…Background: In 1994, the African National Congress identified early childhood development as a potential strategy to redress the inequalities of apartheid, however, two and a half decades later, poverty still persists, and South Africa is one of the most unequal countries in the world. …”
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Making Sense of Revolution Lost by Tomaselli P. Eric Louw and Keyan G.

“…Cette mine d'informations nous a permis d'identifier la formation du discours et la concurrence entre les différents discours qui caractérisent l'Afrique du Sud contemporaine.This paper seeks to identify competing discourses and patterns of behaviour within South Africa’s print media in its general reporting on the transition to power by the new African National Congress (ANC)-led government following the first democratic general election held in April 1994. …”
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Bantu Education: Destructive intervention or part reform? by Hermann Giliomee

“…After 1994, ANC (African National Congress) leaders criticised the introduction of Bantu education in ever more strident terms, suggesting that it should be considered as a destructive intervention. …”
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On the edge of history: small political parties & groupings in South Africa’s transition, 1990-1997 by Robinson, J

“…<p>Much of the academic - and popular - literature on the South African negotiations process focuses on the two principal players, the African National Congress (ANC) and the National Party Government. …”

The travelling toyi-toyi: Soldiers and the politics of drill by Alexander, J, McGregor, J

“…Veterans of Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK), the African National Congress’ armed wing, learned the toyi-toyi from ZAPU cadres in shared camps. …”

An analysis of the declining support for the ANC during the 2011 South African local government elections by C Twala

“…Keywords: local election 2011, African National Congress (ANC), local government.  Disciplines: History, political science, electoral studies…”
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Journalism during South Africa's apartheid regime by Vic Alhadeff

“…The effect was that anti-apartheid activists such as Mandela were not 'merely’ imprisoned, they were also banned, as was the African National Congress. Under the law, it was illegal to quote a banned person or organisation. …”
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Between history, amnesia and selective memory: The South African armed forces, a century’s perspective by Ian Van der Waag, Deon Visser

“…<p>2012 has a double significance for this year sees the centenary of the founding of the African National Congress (8 January) and of the creation of the Union Defence Forces (1 July), two organisations that have for much of the twentieth century shared a contested history. …”
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South African Female Presidential Leadership and the inevitability of a donga as final destination? Reading the Deuteronomistic Athaliah the <i>bosadi</i> way by V. Ndikhokele N. Mtshiselwa, Madipoane Masenya (ngwan�a Mphahlele)

“…<p>In the 104 years of the existence of the African National Congress, many a black person in Sout Africa has been exclusively led by men. …”
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Political mobilisation, violence and control in the townships of the Vaal Triangle, South Africa, c.1976-1986 by Rueedi, F

“…The latter were promoted by the African National Congress in exile, as well as the United Democratic Front, but these organisations did not provide direct leadership. …”

Labour union voices in South Africa and arguments to scrap inflation targets – a historical and 21st Century debate by Andre Mellet

“…Vakbonde en veral COSATU is aktief betrokke in politieke prosesse as alliansielid van die African National Congress regering, arbeidswetgewing en inspraak met makro ekonomiese beleid in Suid Afrika. …”
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Bloodier than black and white: liberation history seen through detective sergeant Donald Card’s narrative of his investigations of Congo and Poqo activities, 1960-1965 by C. Thomas

“…By 1950 the African National Congress and the Natal and Transvaal Indian congresses, had already embarked on an activist road to free Africans, Coloureds and Indians from unfair discrimination, injustices big and petty, and oppression. …”
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IMPLIKASI PERSAMAAN HAK ETNIS INDIA DI AFRIKA SELATAN TERHADAP HUBUNGAN BILATERAL INDIA DAN AFRIKA SELATAN by , NENI PARIDA, , Rochdi Mohan Nazala, M.SA

“…Not only from India, the strugle also came from African National Congress (ANC) and South Africa Indian Congress (SAIC) to war on racial discrimination. …”

Bridging the Divide: Addressing Socioeconomic Inequality in Post-Apartheid South Africa within the Framework of Millennium Development Goals (2000-2015) by Saka, Moshood

“…Consequently, the adoption of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in 2000 becomes an important reference tool for the African National Congress (ANC)-dominated government, which has initiated and implemented policies to combat inequality in the postapartheid era. …”
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Understanding the outcomes and aftermaths of nonviolent resistance by Wittels, Stephen Bernard

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Reassessing Judicial Independence and Impartiality against the Backdrop of Judicial Appointments in South Africa by Koos Malan

“…The transformationists, who may generally be regarded as falling within the sphere of influence of the ruling elite under the African National Congress (ANC), are bent on pursuing the policy of transformation. …”
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Township redevelopment in Cape Town, South Africa : transitioning from unilaterial decision-making to shared power by Wagner, Julie K. (Julie Katherine), 1968-

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Entering one-party dominant democracy in South Africa : political institutions, social demographies and party strategies, 1994-1999 by Piombo, Jessica R., 1973-

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Impressions on aspects of the process – and outcomes – of curriculum transformation in History for schools after 1994 in South Africa by Elize S. van Eeden

“…In Suid-Afrika het hierdie tendense saamgeval met ‘n tydperk van transformasie in die onderwys sedert veral die oorname van die African National Congress as regerende party vanaf 1994. In die algemeen was die verandering in Suid-Afrika binne alle vlakke van die samelewing op die een of ander wyse geraak deur die woord “internasionaal” of “globaal”2. …”
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