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… as a bookkeeper before returning to the Department of Native Affairs. Due to his good work ethic and ability … squatters. That same year Stanford became part of the Native Laws and Customs Commission created in order to review … not have designated areas in which they could purchase land. Stanford also served as Secretary of Native affairs …

… into the destruction of forests and illegal occupation of land in the Mtambalala and Lower Ntafufu Locations, … murder against people assisting the officials of the Native Affairs Department (NAD) with the land enquiry in Mtambalala and Ntafufu Locations. He was …

… of other imperial powers, such as Germany, taking over the land to push the British Government to take action. The … minutes. In this speech Rhodes was opening debate on the ‘Native’ Bill that he had been working on for two years. The … far bigger, the formulation of what he described as a ‘Native Bill for Africa’. In much of his speech Rhodes set …

… in the struggle of our people.’ He rejected the advice of Native Affairs Department (NAD) officials to request the … ‘“I did not bring myself here. If he feels like it let the Native Commissioner send me home. It is not for me to go on … meant that his father was not able to remain on the family land but had to move to Orlando [Johannesburg, Gauteng] and …

… of the African Political Union (APU) and the Transvaal Native Organisation, both of which merged with the SANNC in … with Alfred Mangena to establish a political journal, The Native Advocate . Edited by AK Soga, the publication lasted … queen regent. Makgatho was enraged by the passing of the Land Act of 1913. At the time the President of the Transvaal …

… in 1912 when he was a founder member of the  South African Native National Congress  (SANNC, African National Congress … to send a deputation to Britain to try to have the Natives Land Act of 1913 repealed. In Bloemfontein, in 1917, he was … A.W.G. Champion . In 1948 he became a member of the Native Representative Council (NRC) although at that time it …

… in agriculture and the economic development of a virgin land. To the early English missionaries, the Bantu and … of the political controversy on what is called the Native Question. The efflux of time with the intervention of … balanced between the two colours. In New Zealand the Native Maoris are outnumbered but enjoy a large measure of …

… authoritative view on the future of South Africa. “The Native Union” is a document that mapped out a strategy for … institutions and which sought to regulate their access to land and certain categories of employment, particularly in … time, Seme is considered the founder of the South African Native National Congress (SANNC) , the precursor of the ANC. …

… the destruction of Xhosa society and the theft of the land, Isaac grew up to become a prominent African elite in … Isaac’s life prior to his enlistment in the South African Native Labour Contingent (SANLC) was extraordinary … 1892, he was ordained as Pastor of the Congregational Native Church of Fort Beaufort and Blinkwater in the presence …

… 1845, where he took up the post of Diplomatic Agent to the Native Tribes in Natal. As the son of a frontiersman, he had … and he ranks in every respect far above any native Chief I have ever had to do with. I do not think his … with neighbouring tribes as well as providing extra land for Natal's surplus refugee population. Seeing that he …

… 1845, where he took up the post of Diplomatic Agent to the Native Tribes in Natal. As the son of a frontiersman, he had … and he ranks in every respect far above any native Chief I have ever had to do with. I do not think his … with neighbouring tribes as well as providing extra land for Natal's surplus refugee population. Seeing that he …

… intention, to incorporate in the Statue Book a newfangled Native policy that is destined, if wrong, to usher the … and courage in compelling the public attention to Native affairs in a manner that has forced all intelligent … Our desire and hope is that the dominant races in this land will practice active Christian charity in governing the …

… by D.D.T Jabavu The franchisement was first granted to the Native of Cape Colony in 1854, without, distinction as to … of membership to Parliament was taken away from the Cape Native and Coloured voters. We know that in the deliberations … to the Privy Council, the dispossession of the right to land tenure under the Urban Areas Act, the Colour Bar Act of …

… fathered four children. In 1992 Mosaka was elected to the Native Representative Council (NRC), which emanated from the Hertzog Native policies. He caused a stir by calling the NRC a toy … James Sofasonake Mpanza to organise the invasion of empty land to protest against lack of housing and slum conditions …

… government. Interested in the fate of his native land, Mondlane went to Portugal to study. Finding …

… In a letter to the NAD [Native Affairs Department] Secretary dated 14 August 1958, … and Tyutyu Michael Nyovane. In correspondence with the NC [Native Commissioner] in Cala, Matanzima stated that ‘the … all policy that had as its goal the betterment of the land/area;’ they spread false information about state …

… Introduction The history of white colonial land dispossession began at the Cape with the expansion of … other local communities enabled the colonists to prevail. “Native” reserves were established from as early as 1848 in … African and Indian people were also passed, such as the Native Trust and Land Act, Natives (Urban Areas) Act, Trading …

… empathy with working people’s concerns, joining the Natal Native Teachers Union, and in 1928 was elected its secretary. … and clubs in the two provinces. The Witwatersrand District Native Football Association was founded by the “mabalanes”, … this period in South African history, the process of land dispossession was largely piecemeal, with Africans …

… Supreme Court. He gave testimony before the South African Native Affairs Commission chaired by Godfrey Lagden … Commission) in May 1904. When asked whether the amount of land the Africans had was satisfactory, he replied,’ if they … in 1913. Beaumont was appointed as chairman of the Natives Land Commission (which subsequently became known as the …

… ordinances played a key role in legitimizing systematic land dispossession and segregating South Africa. The … were set in place, laws or general rules regulating ‘native’ land ownership were established. The colonial … also established tribal land or what came to be designated native reserves and passed land ownership/ communal land and …

… of the University of Cape Town, they chose to study at the Native College of Fort Hare as it was then known. Jane and … new restrictions on access of the black population to the land, their total disenfranchisement and the creation of the dummy Native Representation Council (NRC). When people rallied to …

… in Natal was a founding member of the South African Native National Congress (SANNC) later renamed the  African … to request British assistance to abrogate the obnoxious Native Land Act of 1913. Her mother was a former Principal of Maquza …

… needed encouragement. The wife of a Bishop helped Xuma land a job as a shipping clerk at a Methodist book concern … white liberalism on the Rand. Pim chaired the Johannesburg Native Welfare Society in the 1920s and was a leading figure … 1930, he was part of a deputation to see the Johannesburg Native Affairs Commissioner. Xuma shared the deputation’s …

… By the 1900s African people had been dispossessed of their land and colonial rule was still in the process of being … were passed. The Natives Land Act, Urban Areas Act,The Native Trust and Land Actand the Trading and Occupation of … Godfrey Lagden to chair a commission that would report on ‘native affairs’ in the four South African provinces that were …

… texts into Xhosa, and was also active in the Native Education Association, led by Elijah Makiwane. As the … when Jabavu withheld his support from the South African Native Convention, which met in Bloemfontein in 1909, it was … the ANC. Rubusana was involved in every aspect of the Anti-Land Act Campaign which was an attack on the Native Land Bill …

… Jabavu The theory of Segregation as a solution of the 'Native question in South Africa has for fifteen years been … Policy; the Colour Bar Act of 1926, and his series of four Native Bills. Under the Civilised Labour Policy the object is … plunder, and proceed to impose Pass Laws, Curfew Bells, Land Acts and disfranchise reason. Granting that this policy …

… territory. When the British annexed Lesotho, the fertile land remained in the possession of the OFS. Secondly, the … by armed African chiefdoms, and the possibility of common native policies throughout the region.  Brand’s achievement: … announced at the London conference: ‘The Free State has no native problem: we have already settled it. The Whites are …

… the Gqunukhwebe subgroup of the Xhosa had been given some land as a reward for service to the colonial authorities .In … In 1905 Dwane serve on the committee of the Inter-State Native College Scheme which led to the creation of the …

… the area under a common Royalty. The Marota lived in the land between the Vaal and Limpopo rivers. They regarded this … allegiance not to one central' Marota Authority but to "Native Commissioners". This effectively destroyed the Marota … "...There is yet no sign of permanent peace among the native races of South Africa. We hear this morning from …

… the Lands Act 1913 , which deprives the Africans of their land and gave 70% to the whiteman and 30% to the majority of … is no evidence that he was actually banished to Frenchdale Native Trust Farm, Mafeking District, [Northern Cape, now …