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Trick or Treat: Rethinking Black Economic Empowerment - Jenny Cargill Ebrahim Essa but doesn't affect the text

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relating to the Indian Indenture system which witnessed over 150 000 Indians being brought to work as labourers in Natal

A detailed study of Gandhi's work in South Africa (1893-1914) when he was on and off the proprietor of a printing press and launched Indian Opinion

Brings together a number of scholars who have critically examined the 'trance hypothesis' and its applicability to rock art

Trick or Treat: Rethinking Black Economic Empowerment - Jenny Cargill Ebrahim Essa but doesn't affect the textTackles some of the most controversial issues that constitute black economic empowerment in South Africa. Pub: Jacana 2000. Pbk. Good condition. Some yellowing to endpages.

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