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… (1628-1658) Aurangzeb (1658-1707) Muhammad Shah (1719-48) Bahadur Shah II (1837-1857) The Rise of the Mughal … main ports incentres such as Madras, Bombay and Calcutta. [48]   However, before European dominance in the later … 1o Learner’s Book, Oxford University Press, South Africa. [48] J. Bottaro & P. Visser & N. Worden, Oxford in Search of …

… the most seats in the 96-seat parliament. Of these, only 48 were open for election, the other 48 being reserved for local chiefs who were appointed by …

… demonstrating China’s trade potential and naval strength. [48] Although Zheng He is often depicted as an ‘ambassador of … from the dawn of civilisation to the present day, p. 167. [48] B. Lavery: Ship: 5000 years of maritime adventure, p. 61. …

… Swanson Imagining the City (Cape Town: HSRC Press, 2007) p.48. ↵ [vii] Abebe Zegeye, ‘Imposed ethnicity’, in (ed.) Abebe …

… jo was popular, though national interest waned in the 50s until Radio Zulu began broadcasting across Natal, …

… he too lost chunks of his land to the colonialists. [48] The rest of the amaXhosa nation began preparing for the … 132 ↵ [45] Ibid, 140 ↵ [46] Ibid, 51 ↵ [47] Ibid, 146 ↵ [48] Ibid, 148 ↵ [49] S.E.K. Mqhayi, Abantu Besizwe – …

… rebels surrounded 183 policemen and besieged them for 48 hours. From the air, pilots observed the plight of the …

… Despite a court recommendation that the president gives 48 hours notice before revealing the findings of the …

… electricity production from 1.9 billion kWh in 1913 to 48 billion kWh in 1940. [7] However, despite the resounding …

… Schadeberg 's Sof'Town Blues; Images from the Black '50s , is published by Creda Press, Cape Town . Sof'Town Blues; Images from the Black '50s (1995) Paul Weinberg 's book, An End to Waiting , is …

… Prime Minister Strijdom. On 28 June 1955 the women stood 48 hours outside Union Buildings waiting for the prime … injustice or loss of liberty, we shall protest’ (Spink, 48). In time, the remaining Black Sash women were better …

… view areas for legal ‘non-white’ occupation. 1904 - 1907 48 stands are transferred to Indians. 1904 - 1934 Indians …

… that “‘if they care about themselves, they must vote’”. [48] After the first South African democratic election, Mabuza … South Africa.” New York Times, February 28, 1998. ↵ [48] Milloy. ↵ [49] Massaquoi, 58. ↵ [50] Massaquoi, 53. ↵ …

… Heinemann. 1973. KERR, Alexander.1968. Fort Hare: 1915-48. Pietermaritzburg: Shuter and Shooter. KUPER, Adam. 1978. …

… declared that peasants would not be paid higher wages. [48] On the short term the rulers gained from these rules. … [46] Ibid. [47] Ibid. [48] Tom James, “The Black Death: The Lasting Impact”, BBC …

… to South Africa. Commenced: 18 May 1990 Repealed by s 48 of the Promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Act … order and stability". He also announced the release of 48 political prisoners. 8 June, National State of Emergency …

… 28 11.8.76 Shot in head from front Guwa, Nelson Gugulethu 48 26.12.76 Axed to death by migrant workers Harris, Ronald … Thomas Soweto 10 26.12.76 Sibeko, Johannes Soweto 48 7.9.76 Gunshot wounds to chest and abdomen Sibeko, Titus …

… by Aviva Shoshani Tried shooting news events 'During the 50s I felt it incumbent upon me somehow to tell the world … London South African Broadcasting Corporation screened a 48-minute documentary by Greg Marinovich, Conversations with …

… 47 Anachellum Page Missing 35 M Malabar Madras   Madras 48 Iyempermall Page Missing 20 M Unknown Madras   Madras 49 …

… of Possibilities . ABC Press: Cape Town. Pp 28-29; 47- 48 Lewis, G. Between the Wire and the Wall, A history of …

… during the Indian passive resistance movement of 1946-48 and helped build the alliance with the African majority. …

… to associate editor by this point, but, in the late 50s to early 60s, he got fired. It was not much after this …

… play a part in the way we choose to make our statements." [48] Photojournalism and the resistance movement continued to …  (Johannesburg: Ravan Press, 1983), 2 ↵ [47] Ibid. ↵ [48] Anthony Sampson, Drum: A Venture into the New Africa …

… the Dutch East India Company operated’) to the Cape. [48]   ‘Cape of Good Hope’ Image source At the early Cape … A Language on the Move, 337. ↵ [46] Ibid. ↵ [47] Ibid. ↵ [48] Ibid. ↵ [49] Jansen, Afrikaans: A Language on the Move, … for Advanced Studies of African Society (CASAS), 2012), 48. ↵ [97] “The hidden histories of Afrikaans,” up.ac.za, …

… South Africa, Johannesburg: Wits University Press, p.48.) By the end of the 1930s, the agrarian question in South …

… Division. In November 1955 the NP enlarged the senate from 48 to 89 enabling it to obtain to obtain the majority it …

… means of household subsistence. In the early 1960s, about 48% of the male population was absent at any given time. From …

… or homosexuals were also targeted by the Nazi Party. [48] Choices that people made: Perpetrators: Some of the … "Hitler's Dictatorship." History Review 51 (2005): 20. [48] Ibid., [49] O’Byrne, Darren. "Perpetrators? Political …

… and government funding for state corporations dropped. [48] Economic deregulation grew from the 1970s. America … Eskom”, p.60. [47] Jaglin and Dubresson, Eskom, pp.18-19. [48] Gentle, “Escom to Eskom”, p.64. [49] Freund, Twentieth …

… p 80. ↵ [4] Thornton, Warfare in Atlantic Africa, 1999, p 48. ↵ [5] Ibid, p 49. ↵ [6] Ibid, p 52. ↵ [7] Smith, Warfare …