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… Black elite, that is those Blacks who were educated. In 1919, the ANC sent a deputation to London to plead for a new … Native National Congress delegation to England, June 1919 Image source The history of resistance by the ANC goes …

… he becomes leader of the Indian National Congress. 1914 1919 The British government passes the Rowlatt Act in …

… the Durban Public Library was established in 1853, and in 1919 was moved to the new municipal buildings. Municipal …

… there was no agreement on it and was only finalised in 1919. The SANNC was an elitist rather than a mass movement in …

… for the majority of the South Africa's people. At the 1919 conference of the APO, therefore, a name change of the … itself in the founding of the APO Building Society in 1919. In 1923 an APO Burial Society was established to arrest …

… under Makgatho’s leadership, is fully behind the action. 1919 Makgatho supports a massive anti-pass campaign in … Commercial Workers’ Union (ICU) is established in 1919 two years into Makgatho’s presidency. Makgatho possibly …

… in the annals of the British Empire” ANC Timeline 1910 -1919 >> …

… 1927. The Asiatics Land and Trading Amendment Act (No: 37) 1919 The Asiatics Land and Trading Amendment Act, passed in 1919, legalised the tenure and occupation of land by Indians before 1919. However, the Act prohibited more acquisitions of land …

… Commercial Workers Union (ICU), founded in Cape Town in 1919. Established by Clements Kadalie , who was originally …

… Hertzog, the founder of the National Party (NP) in 1919, was an intense Afrikaner nationalist and promoted the …

… on to form the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) in 1919. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who was later to play a …

… (New York City, NY) The New School , established in 1919 as The New School for Social Research, was established …

… churchgoers leave immediately after the celebration. In 1919 the same request reached the Superintendent, but due to … © Museum Africa At one of his services early in 1919, Mgijima expressed a prophecy that marked a turning …

… International des Students (C.I.E.) which was founded in 1919 in Strasbourg, France to represent the interest students …

… between the last months of 1918 and the beginning of 1919. The First World War, while not the direct cause of its …

… campaign to start on 31 March - the anniversary of the 1919 Anti-Pass Campaign 16 March 1960  – At a press …

… to make jobs in the mines safe for white miners. 1910-1919 This Act provided for the reservation of certain jobs in …

… first South African troops to the European war front. In 1919 she resumed mail service, and she was scrapped in 1939. … Force to France. She was returned to the Cape mail run in 1919, and after being transferred to the round-Africa service …

… anti-pass campaign on 31 March - the anniversary of the 1919 anti-pass campaign. A week later, a breakaway group from …

… first prime minister of the Union of South Africa (1910-1919). Jan Smuts, also a Boer leader in the Anglo-Boer War, …

… and Commercial Workers Union (ICU) was formed in 1919 was led by Clements Kadalie, Malawian worker. This …

… to the University of Minnesota’s College of Agriculture. 1919 Xuma joins Alpha Phi Alpha, a nationwide Black fraternity. December 1919-January 1920: Xuma is part of the University’s …

… anti-pass campaign on 31 March 1960 the anniversary of the 1919 anti-pass campaign. In addition to the grievance about …

… Agricultural Holdings (Transvaal) Registration Act 22 of 1919 and has no discriminatory implications. The Marketing …

… that the churchgoers leave immediately after Passover. 1919 Magijima re-applies to host the Passover festivities at …

… on trading not removed and Indians remain disenfranchised. 1919 Under Companies Act of 1909 , Asiatics could purchase … Asiatic (Land and Trading) Amendment Act (Transvaal), 37/1919 - Indians with rights to trade on property outside …

… as the author and sole practitioner of Satyagraha that, in 1919-20, he entered the Indian political scene, which he was …

… the country after an armistice ending WWI on 11 November. 1919 Allied powers hold the Peace Conference in Paris and under the Treaty of Versailles the League of Nations is formed to prevent global conflicts on 7 May 1919. The league also determines the fate of the German …

… had stripped black residents of their legally bought land. 1919 The ANC sends another delegation to the UK in the wake …

… Smuts and Botha). The death of General Louis Botha in 1919 pushed away more of the SAP supporters, and by the end … Industrial and Commercial Workers Union of Africa (founded 1919 by Clements Kadalie ). In the 1950s and early 1960s …