Lebowa

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Lebowa

Former black homeland assigned to the North Sotho people in former northern Transvaal Province, South Africa, now in Northern Transvaal. It consisted of five separate areas of territory. It achieved self-governing status in 1972.

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South Africa			A study conducted in Lebowa by the Department of Health, Welfare and Pensions (Sinclair, Mphahlele, Duvenhage, Nichols, Whitehorn & Kustner, 1982:753) to determine the mode of transmission of cholera found that consumption of open river water was positively associated with an increased risk of contracting the disease, and that cholera outbreaks were associated with rainfall pattern and temperature. The cholera epidemic of 2000/2001 in KwaZulu-Natal: implications for ... by Hoque, A.K.M.; Worku, Zeleke / Health SA Gesondheid The bulk of the newspaper reports discuss witch-burnings in the Northern Transvaal (Gauteng Province) and the former homelands of Venda and Lebowa. A town called nobody: violence, nationalism, and witch-burning by Kapstein, Helen / Journal of Literary Studies The self-governing territories were KwaZulu, KaNgwane, Gazankulu, Lebowa, KwaNdebele, and Qwaqwa. East Timor, the U.N. system, and enforcing non-recognition in ... by Grant, Thomas D. / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law			Leatherstocking Tales, The Léaud, Jean-Pierre Leautaud, Paul leaven Leavenworth Leavenworth, Henry Leaves of Grass Leavis, F R Leavitt, Henrietta Swan Leawood Lebanon Lebanon County Lebanon Mountains Lebap Lebed, Aleksandr Ivanovich Lebel rifle Leben des Orest Lebensphilosophie Lebensraum Lebenswelt Lebesgue, Henri Léon LeBlanc, Matt Leblanc, Nicolas Leboeuf, Edmond Lebon, Phillipe Lebowa Lebrun, Albert Lebrun, Rico Lecavele, Roland Lecce Lecco Lech Lechford, Thomas Lechner, Leonhard lecithin Lecky, William Edward Hartpole Leclair, Jean-Marie Leclanché, Georges Leclerc, Phillipe LeClercq, Tanaquil Lecocq, Charles Lecompton Leçons des ténèbres Leconte de Lisle, Charles Marie René LeConte, John Lecouvreur, Adrienne lectern LED Led Zeppelin Leda Ledbetter, Huddie William			Lebiazhe Lebistes Lebistes reticulatus LEBIT lebkuchen LEBL Leblanc Leblanc Leblanc Leblanc's process LeBlanc, Matt Leblanc, Nicolas Leblanc, Nicolas Leblanc, Nicolas Leblanc-Deacon process LEBM LEBMF Lebnen Lebnen Lebnen LEBNET LEBNJ LEBNS Leboeuf, Edmond LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae Lebon, Philippe Lebon, Phillipe Lebonah Lebonese Lebonese Lebowa Leboyer Leboyer method Leboyer method of childbirth Leboyer method of delivery LEBP Lebro Lebro Lebro LeBron James LeBron James Family Foundation Lebrun Lebrun Lebrun, Albert Lebrun, Albert Lebrun, Charles Lebrun, Charles Lebrun, Charles François Lebrun, Élisabeth Vigée- Lebrun, Ponce-Denis Ecouchard Lebrun, Ponce-Denis Écouchard Lebrun, Rico Lebrun, Rico Lebs Lebsko LEBT LEBT Lebu LEBZ Lec Lec

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