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State-Civil Society Relations within South Africa,in the elections of April 1994. The consolidation of democracy in South Africa is far from certain, but it is a notable success in that the majority of South Africans who were denied their basic civil rights under the apartheid state have been embraced by the new regime.

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,NGK-State Relations during UP Governance (1934–47), The doubling of the gold price after 1932 made it possible for the mining industry to finance industrial diversification, but the impact of urbanization and the demands of industrial capitalists led the government to relax its implementation of race policy. The latter changes intensified the Afrika

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,NGK-State Relations during Apartheid’s Early Years(1948–61),te and developed and implemented the policy of apartheid.. The NGK was an important civil society institution that justified the development and consolidation of apartheid. NGK-state relations during the early years of apartheid were those of mutual engagement.

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,NGK-State Relations during Apartheid’s Height (1962–78),ontext for a situation of collaboration between the NP-dominated state and the NGK in South Africa from 1962 to 1978. Collaboration assumes individuals, groups, or entities are working together in a combined intellectual, political, or social effort. During the era of collaboration, factions and ind

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,NGK-State Relations during UP Governance (1934–47),ner nationalists’ opposition toward the Fusion government. Tensions between leaders dominating the NGK and the state grew during the 1930s and 1940s as the NGK increasingly expressed its solidarity with the Afrikaner community.