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… African Women (FEDSAW or FSAW) was launched on 17 April 1954 in Johannesburg as the first attempt to establish a …

… of October 1, 1952, the period began on February 1, 1954, running until December 13, 1956), but the Prosecution's …

… in the forest. [xiii] . A British Prison camp in Kenya, 1954. Image source The uprising escalated further on March … crush the rebel presence in the city, and so in 1954 the aptly-named Operation Anvil began. Police moved … cooperation with the Mau Mau. Image source By the end of 1954, one million Kikuyu had been driven from their family …

… Cape Town: David Philip. DAVIES, Horton and SHEPHERD, RHW. 1954. South African Missions, 1800-1950. London: Thomas … of the Kaffir Races. London: The Author. HOLT, Basil. 1954. Joseph Williams and the Pioneer Mission to the …

… cemented by the formation of the Congress Alliance in 1954 in the run up to the Congress of the People. …

… placed on a blacklist with no further prospect of travel. 1954 – 1956 Kathrada is active in organising the Congress of the People.  In 1954, while attending a secret Congress of the People … but to hide in a motor vehicle until the raid is over. 1954 Kathrada Is elected as a delegate to the SAIC conference …

… Abstract The Federation of South African Women founded in 1954 and was a federation of affiliated women’s organisations … obstacles the South African Government implemented. In 1954, two members of the Communist Party of South Africa, Ray … had been adopted at the founding conference of FEDSAW in 1954 (Hassim 103). This re-launching promoted ‘ unity in the …

… devout Christian – The Hani family is Roman Catholic) 1953-1954 Campaign against Bantu Education ; some of Hani’s school … protesting against the introduction of Bantu Education. 1954 Enrols at Matanzima Secondary School in Cala, Transkei. …

… night. 1950 The Catholics establish a convent in 1950. 1954 The Rustenburg Kloof, until 1954 an open area used by locals as a picnic spot, is …

… rank. Another bus boycott in Evaton was called in November 1954. On this occasion commuters were disgruntled with … within a space of two years. The first happened in October 1954 and lasted for a month, ending in November. The issue …

… predecessors in this area, Abrahams's Tell Freedom (1954) was the first full-length published work of this kind. …

… Government did not begin issuing permits to women until 1954 and reference books until 1956. The issuing of permits …

… journalistic account of his recent return to South Africa. 1954 Abrahams publishes Tell Freedom, a memoir. 1955 Abrahams …

… at the school from 1949 untill his matriculation in 1954, stressed that the school had a very good reputation … with great pride having been the top matriculant in 1954, which inspired him to obtain the necessary … place swiftly. An article published in Die Eikestad in 1954 bears testimony to this. In the article, residents …

… Gonville Aubie ffrench-Beytagh. Serving in Rhodesia, from 1954 to 1964, ffrench-Beytagh became known as ‘The Fighting …

… Africa. The Act was progressively tightened up in 1951, 1954, and yearly from 1962-1968. Some other important laws …

… fighter, writer, journalist and political activist. In 1954, Dove was the first female member to be appointed to … Congress Executive Committee. Catherine Sama-Panza (1954 –) Catherine Sama-Panza was born in N’Djamena, Chad. She …

…  [Accessed 29 October, 2014]|African National Congress, (1954). Women’s Charter, 17 April. Available at …

… cemented by the formation of the Congress Alliance in 1954 in the run up to the Congress of the People. …

… Here it is decided to begin with the boycott campaign. 1954 6 February, Sisulu addresses an ANC meeting in Durban … the People" which is held over the weekend 13 - 16 August 1954. 20 August, Sisulu sends a statement to the different …

… Government did not begin issuing permits to women until 1954 and reference books until 1956, and was one of the main … offence - not having a pass FSAW was launched on 17 April 1954 in the Trades Hall in Johannesburg, and was the first … at the first conference in Johannesburg on 17 April 1954, called for the enfranchisement of men and women of all …

… administration, to the Bantustans. In response to the 1954 Tomlinson Commission report, which highlighted the state …

… The third campaign was masterminded in Johannesburg from 1954-1956, culminating in the march in 1956 of nearly 20 000 …

… fingerprints, handwriting, photography and medicine and in 1954 developed its own compound for lifting fingerprints from …

… laid a foundation for the Congress Alliance, which in 1954 embarked on a series of campaigns that resulted in the …

… part in the Defiance Campaign but is later reinstated. 1954 After moving to Johannesburg, Sobukwe obtains work as a …

… planning provisions. Natives Resettlement Act (Act No: 19) 1954 The Natives Resettlement Act, passed in 1954, gave the government power to remove African land owners …