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… Transvaal and the Orange Free State.  1850 The Kat River Rebellion - At different times the Khoi were subjected to … The most notable of these was the Kat River rebellion, which broke out in 1850 and became …

… cause which carried them into bloody strikes, violence and rebellion. Their main enemy was the Chamber of Mines, a body …

… reinforcements were sent from Cape Town to put down the rebellion. Five people who were part of the rebellion were killed and 14 other were wounded. The final death toll from the rebellion was seven people. These included five Poqo members …

… ability to successfully plan and execute a large scale-rebellion, as can be seen in the New World. Attempts at rebellion and resistance were more often than not fragmented … and punished by the Colonial powers at hand. The slave rebellion led by Louis van Mauritius on the 27 October 1808 …

… servants increased tensions, and in January 1799 a second rebellion occurred in Graaff-Reinet. This precipitated the … Third Frontier War (1799-1803) In January 1799 a second rebellion occurred in Graaff-Reinet necessitating the Third … to remain in the Zuurveld. In 1801, another Graaff-Reinet rebellion began, forcing further Khoi desertions. Farms were …

… 2009. These protests are view as “service delivery”, “rebellion of the poor”, “municipal revolt” or “ring of fire”. …

… (APO) 1902; Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) 1903; Bambatha Rebellion 1906; Union 1910; formation of South African Native … 2015]. Mare, L.J., (1976), “History of the Bhambatha Rebellion” from Greytown [online] Available at …

… it was slightly easier. There is a sense of disquiet and rebellion in the air as nature fights back at humanity’s … , the women out there in the fields and crags are in rebellion too. The lines came, the poems flowed. But could …

… other proceedings during the 19th century. The Slagtersnek Rebellion The Slagtersnek rebellion of 1815 brought home to the Dutch the new terms of … and hailed those ‘martyred’ after the Slagter’s Nek rebellion. According to TRH Davenport: ‘It was romantic …

… the expense of personal freedom. [17] Intifada - This is a rebellion. It was specifically the uprising of Palestinians …

… fought from 1914 to1918 and had to deal with the Rand Rebellion in 1922. The Rebellion was the result of severe labour unrest that had …

… Hermanus as anti-pass demonstrations spread. As an act of rebellion the passes were set alight, as seen in a picture by …

… Proclamation that frees "all slaves in areas still in rebellion." 1865: The Civil War ends. The 13th Amendment, … surveillance of black activists abroad. Los Angeles Watts Rebellion of 1965 Watts is a residential district in southern Los Angeles, California. The term Watts Rebellion refers to a large-scale rebellion which lasted six …

… seizure of their land. This is their last organised rebellion. After it is suppressed, the defeated Khoi-Khoi are … first post office begins. 1799 The second Graaff-Reinet rebellion takes place after Adriaan van Jaarsveld was … the AmaXhosa and rise up in an unsuccessful but protracted rebellion in the eastern districts of the Cape in what …

… Various rebel groups began to assemble and prepare for a rebellion. Zhu Yuanzhang was one of the main leaders of these … down the monastery in an attempt to stop an impending rebellion. Yuanzhang worked his way up through rebel ranks in … White Lotus Society. In 1368, Zhu Yuanzhang initiated a rebellion and captured Beijing. [9] This marked the official …

… and hailing those ‘martyred’ after the Slagter’s Nek rebellion. According to Davenport: ‘It was romantic history …

… children in the Anglo-Boer War, the failure of the 1914 Rebellion , and the growth of the poor White problem.  A …

… However, by 20 April 1961, 524 alleged participants of the rebellion remained in police detention. …

… mockery of employers could be viewed as muted rituals of rebellion and as a crucial mode of adaptation, a line of … striking heavily, which created a climate of uprising and rebellion in South Africa. A key piece of legislation was …

… labour. Resistance to this tax resulted in the Bambatha Rebellion . Some two thousand Zulu workers and domestic … city to return to their homesteads, where many joined the rebellion. This rural revolt produced tremendous anxiety in …

… themselves as the Kenya Land Freedom Army (KFLA). As the rebellion continues Britain declares a state of emergency in … Around 50,000 British soldiers are sent to suppress the rebellion, using bombers to attack Mau Mau strongholds. The … killed. Forces loyal to the government put an end to the rebellion. Twelve people are sentenced to death and 900 are …

… Smuts was happy with the situation as it was. The Rand Rebellion of 1922 further strengthened the popularity, as it … to cooperation between the and the Labour Party (LP). The Rebellion was the result of severe labour unrest that had … but the action was a complete failure. In 1976, open rebellion erupted in the black township of Soweto, in protest …

… helped to again quell the labour action. In 1922 the Rand Rebellion erupted with Witwatersrand gold-miners striking in …

… was spurred to vigorously suppress any potential rebellion. Already strict security laws were strengthened …

… in May, but protests by opposition followers and a rebellion by an army faction on September 21 result in an …

… Batlle in the Subzee Mundee, a watercolour of the Sepoy Rebellion of 1857by British artist G F Atkinson. Source: … did not like British rule. This led to the Sepoy Rebellion of 1857, in which Indian soldiers (called sepoys ) staged an armed uprising. The rebellion failed because it lacked good leaders and did not …

… over is enforced in Natal. February - June, the Bambatha Rebellion erupts in Natal in protest against the hut tax … to assist the British in the campaign to put down the rebellion. 11 September, A mass meeting of Indians is held at …

… now be traded only within the colony. The Koeberg slave rebellion in the Swartland near Malmesbury, led by Louis of …

… White miners embark on what has become known as The Rand Rebellion. The first significant action by women in the rural … embark on a strike and it becomes known as the Rand Rebellion. The key issue for the White workers is the … in Cape Town condemns the attack on Blacks during the Rand Rebellion and calls upon government to act against the …

… launched its armed wing, Poqo , and engaged in an armed rebellion against whites and perceived government … to death, and executed on 7 March 1968. After the Paarl Rebellion, 400 people were arrested. Subsequently, six trials …