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… About 2 000 years ago (100 BC), life began to change … bringing with them a different way of life and new ideas about the world. For the San hunter-gatherers many aspects of …

… from Nigeria and Uganda to South Africa, and who speak about 700 languages, including many dialects. How these … emotive meaning and became a symbol of the oppressors. At about the same time the Black Consciousness movement was …

… At a farewell dinner in his honour in 1894, Gandhi read about the intentions of the Natal Legislative Assembly to … of membership. According to Gandhi, in less than a month about three hundred Hindus, Moslems, Parsees and Christians …

… colony when Europeans started to settle there. Read more about the VOC in our Special Feature. Contact with the … post at Malacca in 1662 there were 40 free burghers with about 15 women and 20 children. This resulted in the …

… 1950s and earlier 1960s. The end of the fifties brought about the emergence of protest literature, a shift from the … the ability of cultural activity to educate and articulate about political expression in a way that was …

… is because any councillor from a political party forgets about our situation soon after the election. That is why we …

… Day . After 1948 the National Party government set about politicising this day to legitimise their apparent …

… trade unions.  The ISL was already active in Natal from about 1915. Its members were actively involved in the …

… Movement (ARM), was formed in 1960. This small group of about eleven people, though non-racial in character was a …

… and books stand out among the rest in showing how he felt about what was going on in South Africa at the time of his … to push for freedom. A Rainbow on the Paper Sky is mainly about bantustans and resistance to them. Langa shows the … where artists in exile and nationalists spread information about what was occurring in South Africa. He also, with the …

… salient factor in the recruitment of members. Information about rites and rituals was considered "specialised … CDF, the notion of invincibility in battle. [15] Belief about invincibility was predicated on individual members … seemed to vanish. [26] There were also persistent concerns about White officers' arrogance, British paternalism, and …

… as a result of misunderstandings and preconceived ideas about societies that were completely different from their … as a result of misunderstandings and preconceived ideas about societies that were completely different from their … two people in your community and ask them what they know about the topic. How do their stories differ and why? Why was …

… for Apartheid. Learning Outcomes: Synthesise information about the past and develop, sustain and defend an independent … reliably and accurately in writing. Synthesise information about the past and develop, sustain and defend an independent … under J. B. M. Hertzog came to power in 1924 it set about dealing with the ‘native problem’. The solution for …

… also fought with the Xhosa over land. In the end, in about 1838, thousands of these farmers moved away from the … D’Urban, after the Governor of the Cape Colony. There were about 30 men in this village. To find out more about the history of Durban, visit SAHO feature. In 1828 …

… a pilgrimage, with followers from all over South Africa – about 3 000 people – arriving at Ntabelanga to await the … belongings. When local farmers and other residents heard about the incident they were alarmed. Captain Whitaker sent … Bulhoek. The Israelites were also readying themselves, and about 500 men wre armed with clubs, assegais and swords. …

… Johannesburg’s freehold townships. Another critical factor about Africans migrating into the city during the period … were a majority in the Council. Deliberations in the JCC about the future of Sophiatown stalled, leaving H. F. … or not. For instance, applicants were asked questions about landmarks and popular personalities to determine how …

… with high treason and the possession of loot. (to read about the attack on Fordsburg square click on the accounts … the community. It cost many lives and millions of pounds. About 200 people were killed - including many policemen, and … of the colour bar in certain mining jobs. To find out more about this important event in South African labour history, …

… actions. Lonmin is reported [103] to have been earning about $6 million a day in 2012 preceding the strike. During … hardships in Marikana, and what they would like to change about their living conditions. They also took attendees on a … workers. Sikhala Sonke members provide vocal testimonies about the hardships they have faced to those in attendence. …

… unions and the CPSA and demonstrated outside parliament about inadequate food supplies. In Johannesburg, women formed … The Alexandra Women's Council (AWC) was established at about this time too, and became active in issues relating to … are indications that women participated in discussions about the campaign against passes for men (in the 1940s women …

… the fort town of Okahandja carrying Frau Sonnenberg's news about the armament of the Herero. They tell the officer in … to kill him. At this point both sides believe they are about to be attacked. At 5:30pm, a German patrol is sent out … of Nama still fighting the Germans, is killed. This brings about the final end to battle between the Germans and the …

… collaboration that addressed these questions, that was about the relationship between word, voice, expression and … was sensed the more obvious were the new forms of disquiet about the kind of societies we have created- those who work … through her expressionist poetry. Her work, has been about the sensi­bility of the struggles of rural India. She …

… Whites originated in Natal, but eventually British ideas about race, class, gender, and empire led to the … and brought joy to people with little else to cheer about. Moroka Swallows (1950s) After the Second World War and …

… by ceremonial dances and scarring. They were taught about their role in the community and of food preparation and … techniques. BOYS: Boys would leave the camp site for about a month to be initiated into adulthood. The San were …

… After the siege, there was a marked lack of clarity about the ANC’s official position on the so-called Silverton … Angola at the time, recalls: “We were agitated and excited about this action. However, we were not sure that these were …

… programs by its executive members in order to learn more about the running of the organisation. In 1927 a student … other social responsibilities such as educating prisoners about moral of the society, released prisoners, counseling …

… was to address the immense socio-economic problems brought about by Apartheid. Specifically, it set its sights on … Sweden at a cost of R10.875 billion, i.e. R388 million (about US$65 million) per plane. The South African Department …

… students of a political student organisation. In 1978, about 400 women students at the University of Zululand … 1991. Thus, the establishment of SASCO answered questions about whether it was possible to establish a single …

… 5.4% and 18% respectively by the end of 2000,, bringing about greater macroeconomic stability, better reporting and … set out in the NDP. Creating a basis for making choices about how best to use limited resources. …

… countries; Online Resource: http://womenshistory.about.com/od/feminism-second-wave/a/Womens-Liberation.htm [ … relevant for South Africa. If History is meant to teach us about the further, then we need to pay attention to it. Exam …