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… in the application of the provisions in the 1913 Natives Land Act in areas of rural South Africa designated as "Scheduled Native Areas”.  The Native Affairs Department (NAD) officials and successive … The Land Act, Traditional Authorities and the Native Affairs Department (NAD) 1913-1953 …

… The native`s Land Act, 1913 …

… The Natives Land Act (No. 27 of 1913) was passed to allocate only about 7% of arable land to Africans and leave the more fertile land for whites. This law incorporated territorial … The Native Land Act is passed …

… ”A familiar talk upon my native land” by John L Dube …

… Introduction The history of White colonial land dispossession did not begin with the passing of the Native Land Act in 1913, it spans back to the expansion of … deal with African people, which the government termed the “Native question.”  In a nutshell, the term was loosely …

… Appeal to The British Public About The Native Land Act, 1913 …

… Resolution against the Natives Land Act 1913 and the Report of the Natives Land Commission, by the South African Native National Congress, 2 October, 1916 …

… ”Resolution against the Natives Land Act, 1913 and the Report of the Natives Land Commission”, by the South African Native National Congress, October 2, 1916 …

… ”A Talk Upon My Native Land”. Pamphlet by the Rev. John L. Dube, 1892 [Extract] …

… Solomon Tutu. I am a representative of the South African Native National Congress. Our Congress has fully considered this new Law [Native Land Act of 1913]. The sore point with us is this proposed … Testimony of the Delegation of the South African Native National Congress, Ermelo, before the Eastern …

… contractor as well as a key figure in Orange River Colony Native Vigilance Association ,known subsequently as the ORC Native Congress. In February 1909 he was a member of the … Britain as a member of the deputation protesting the 1913 Land Act. Head of the Bloemfontein advisory board from its …

… In 1912 Msimang was a founder member of the South African Native National Congress (SANNC, after 1923 ANC) . As an … of the SANNC. After parliament had passed the Natives Land Act of 1913 he participated in the SANNC protest against … of passes to women. During the July 1913 South African Native National Congress (SANNC) conference held in …

… he was a member of the ANC deputation to the minister of Native affairs, which protested against the  Land Act . In the early 1920s he established a newspaper, … was in a delegation of nine officials of the South African Native National Congress (SANNC)that met four times with …

… on the executive committee of the Orange River Colony Native Congress. Two years later, after he had moved to the … the executive committee and was secretary of the Transvaal Native Congress (TNC). In 1911 he was a nonofficial observer … Nyamanda, the eldest son of Lobengula*, to petition the land issues in Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), and Nyamanda's …

… Cape Colony.  In 1903, he qualified as a teacher in the Native Schools (as it was then called) of the Colony under … 1938, Ndabezitha managed schools as a Head Teacher in the Native Schools in the Province of Natal.  Between 1914 and … Annual Conference, which campaigned against the Native Land Act of 1913 .  At this conference, a deputation was …

… is evidenced by Dube’s generally critical view of his ‘native land’ later in his life. While he was at school, on one … that industrial education was the best way to uplift the native people of Africa. The concept had a profound influence … after Shepstone’ in The roots of segregation: native policy in colonial Natal, 1845-1910, pp …

… Pope John Paul II visits his native land, Poland, for the first time in fifty-nine years. …

… or more calamitously,his support for the 1913 Natives Land Act,Jabavu allied himself with forces clearly inimical … an important part in the inauguration of the South African Native College (ultimately Fort Hare). He was also labelled … was opposed to the formation of the South African National Native Congress (SANNC) and was accused of showing his …

… interpreter and clerk to the Mafeking administrator of Native affairs. He was proficient in at least eight … Diamond Fields Advertiser. When the South African Native National Congress (later called the African National … .) The first major campaign of the SANNC was against the Land Act of 1913, a measure that drastically curtailed the …

… the first converts. Luthuli was the founder of the Natal Native Congress He was a farmer and wagon maker, and in the … Gumede , and other educated Africans in forming the Natal Native Congress, an organization that pressed for increased … and social changes, such as the introduction of private land tenure for Africans. Elected chief of the Groutville …

… [now Mpumalanga Province]. They were to be relocated on Native Trust land elsewhere in the Barberton district. Several meetings … Chief, Makomba Ngomane, was accused of threatening the Native Commissioner (NC), who subsequently discontinued the …

… in 1900. In 1901 he became a founder member of the Natal Native Congress (NNC), which aimed at educating the Africans … Transvaal to work on the mines, he joined the Transvaal Native Congress (TNC) but maintained his links with the NNC. … ask the government to revoke the draft bill of the Natives Land Bill. J.W. Sauer*, the Minister of Native Affairs, gave …

… a white ex-soldier who informed him of the availability of land in the Western Transvaal. Due to congestion in … the farm was registered in the name of the secretary of Native Affairs in trust for Zibi and his followers. In 1928 … several conferences, such as the Governor-General's Native Conference of 1923, 1925 and 1927. At these …

… Roses Innes. He served as in the cabinet as Minister of Native Affairs. Sauer also became a member of the South … called “a friend of the natives” Sauer introduced the Native Land Bill to parliament which was eventually passed as the …

… can no longer afford to ignore the manifes­tations in Native life noticeable in the various political and other … them is changed there is danger that what is known as the Native Question may culminate sooner or later in some ugly … now come to the surface, the two chief of which are the land question and the salaries of Native school teachers. The …

… David Goldblatt Reveals the Effects of Apartheid on His Native Land by Miss Rosen, 29 September 2016 …

… to be forcefully removed from their legally-owned land. This was despite the fact that both the Driefontein and Daggakraal farms were bought by the South African Native Farmers’ Association (SANFA) in 1912, just prior to … ka Isaka Seme – a founding member of the South African Native National Congress (SANNC – later renamed  the African …

… had to be baptised, literate (in English as well as their native language), and older than 13 years of age. The … in June 1884, the Boers claimed nearly 3 million acres of land in the upper belt of Zululand, stretching to the natural … With the assistance of Harriette Colenso, the Natal Native Congress (NNC) was officially inaugurated on 8 June …

… the passager of Prime Minister Hertzog's 1936 Native Trust and Land Act,which was intended to expand the farming areas … to Africans, he could see that the re-division of land in the northern Transvaal was actually inimical to …