Sentence examples for apartheid plan from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abed Rabbo branded it "an apartheid plan" meant to strangle the Palestinians economically, isolate them geographically and impose by fiat what was not achieved through negotiations.

Leaders of the labor federation, which is known for its militant stand in opposition to apartheid, plan to come out of hiding today to announce a strategy for pressing the South African Government to free their imprisoned colleagues.

Issues of use of and access to the park by visitors vary greatly and typically reflect the duality of the legacy of apartheid planning.

For all the city's attempts at a cosmetic makeover, which was roundly condemned by international NGOs for the accompanying programme of forced evictions, this route into town still provides a striking object lesson in the power of apartheid planning.

Nine hundred miles to the south-west, Cape Town too is hampered by the legacy of apartheid planning: it has the worst congestion in South Africa and 95% of the people who cycle in the city are poor, black men who typically live 20 miles away from their place of work.

The main reason we were talking to each other as never before was because we were occupying public space and using public transport in a way that city dwellers do the world over, but that is utterly foreign to South Africa due to apartheid planning and the fear of crime.

During apartheid both Black African and Coloured South Africans were forced to reside in areas that were geographically removed from urban hubs, however apartheid planning ensured that Black African communities were relatively further removed from these well-resourced urban centres and had relatively less infrastructure than Coloured communities [ 6, 8].

We are slowly moving closer as a people, after these 19 years, but apartheid urban planning means blacks still live in Soweto and whites in Johannesburg's northern suburbs, where I gaze out on my garden as I write this piece.

The Benades emerge as partly self-destroying and partly casualties of history, ironically downtrodden by apartheid's grand plan for Afrikaner uplift.

A transit-led initiative of Johannesburg city council, the idea is to combat this "spatial legacy" of apartheid through urban planning.

The most dangerous moment of Mandela's presidential campaign came when several thousand heavily armed whites left their farms and drove to Bophuthatswana, one of the black homelands set up under apartheid, where they planned to join the forces of the pro-apartheid black puppet government and derail the election.