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… the National Party won the elections in 1948,Ebrahim  perceived the growing fear and anxiety within …

… Pillay, who later became known as Sam Moodley, was born in 1948*. She grew up in the multi-cultural community of Dundee, …

… 1942. He worked full-time for the Guardian newspaper from 1948. Banned in 1950, Seedat was listed in the US [United …

… expulsion Sachs was still labelled a communist. During the 1948 elections the NP emphasised the Communist threat, and …

… studies and qualified with a medical degree at UCT in 1948. After his internship with Professor Frank Forman, he …

… 1929 - Johannesburg group exhibition with Fanie Eloff 1948 - Tate Gallery, London, South African Art Exhibition …

… Legion’s campaign against the  Nationalist Party  in the 1948 election and its subsequent policies, and was party to …

… in front of the South African Consulate in 1946. In 1948, E.S. Reddy did an internship at the United Nations and …

… encouraging him to pursue his interest in photography. In 1948 David matriculated and set his sights on a career in …

… Stephen Joel Chifunyise [i] was born on 21 September 1948 in Nhema, Shurugwi, in the Midlands province of Zimbabwe …

… of The Path of Thunder by Wright’s publisher Harper in 1948, Abrahams was unable to find financial security through … Pennington, a political woman who Padmore was fond of, in 1948 and that same year had moved to Paris with his second … books he has written: Mine Boy (1946) The Path of Thunder (1948) Wild Conquest (1950) Tell Freedom; Memories of Africa …

… his resignation to the last day of 1950. In October 1948, Xuma called a meeting of 12 African leaders to end the … of apartheid, the League drew up a Programme of Action in 1948. The programme was sent to the provinces and accepted as …

… the policy of apartheid. The general election of May 1948, won by the Herenigde National Party largely supported …

… studies and qualified with a medical degree at UCT in 1948. After his internship with Professor Frank Forman, he …

… Tambo as its Secretary and Sisulu as the Treasurer.  In 1948, the National Party (NP) came into power. … as that of James Mpanza’s  Sofasonke movement.  At the 1948 ANC conference the ANCYL presented its document.  … formally adopted the Programme of Action. Lawyer By 1948, Tambo was serving his law articles with a company of …

… The Nationalist Party (NP), which came to power in 1948, adopted increasingly oppressive laws to strengthen …

… University, Johannesburg without receiving a degree. In 1948, she moved to Johannesburg where she lived most of her …

… the following degrees: B.A. and B.A. (Hons) at Fort Hare (1948), UED at Rhodes (1951) and an MA at the University of …

… (1873 - 74) Richard Vause (1874 - 75) BW Greenacre (1875 - 76) William Arbuckle (1876 - 78 ) Richard Vause (1878 - 79 ) … (1970 - 72) Ron Williams (1972 - 74) AD Adams (1974 - 76) Dr G J Hollis (1976 - 78) Haydn Bradfield (1978 - 80) Mrs …

… necessary to actually raise the issues. On 30 January 1948, one of Dadoo’s greatest influences and mentors, Mahatma … here [India].” In another statement released in February 1948, Dadoo reminisced about an encounter with Gandhi during … and the second phase of the Passive Resistance Campaign In 1948, Dadoo was once again in trouble with the South African …

… 1910, he entered Tokai Convict Prison near Cape Town. [76] Of the reaction of the community, Jonas Ntsiko commented: … 1874-1916 (Paarl: Van Riebeek Society, 2008), xxiv ↵ [76]Jeff Opland and Abner Nyamende, Isaac Williams Wauchope – …

… Schlesin was 59 when Gandhi was shot on 30 January 1948. In 1953, at the age of 65 she enrolled at the …

… Hemant Kumar Waghmarae was born on 24 October 1948 in Mumbai, India to Vishnu Maroothi Waghmarae and …

… rule and the transition to the apartheid regime in 1948, and in 1950, he and his family were forced to register …

… resistance. White politics took a dramatic new turn in 1948. The National Party won the whites-only election in 1948 and began systematically to entrench its control. The … women were becoming more politicised. Walker (1991:73-76) claims that most political organisation among women took …

… Library Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication. Page 76 ↵ [xi] Ibid ↵ [xii] Ibid ↵ [xiii] Ibid ↵ [xiv] Ibid ↵ [xv] … Library Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication. Page 76 ↵ …

… Timothy Peter Jenkin was born in 1948, in Cape Town and educated at Rondebosch Boys' Prep and …

… anticipating a low turnout or rejection. In the end, 76% of the 2,5 million eligible White voters cast their vote, …

… stifled since the Native Land Act in 1913 and its post-1948 legislative extension. The strategy was ownership in all …