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… been used to categorise us - white, African, coloured, Indian - have in many ways become part of our identities. And …

… It was also more concerned with coloured and Indian issues surrounding the Tricameral parliament, and did …

… basically an apartheid institution reserved for the use of Indian and some Coloureds students. The institution started …

… rescinded, the ANC, in conjunction with the South African Indian Congress , the South African Congress of Democrats …

… The Portuguese are eager to control trade around the Indian Ocean. ) Vasco da Gama. Image source 16th century The … Dom Francisco de Almeida arrives with 23 ships and about 1,500 soldiers. Mombasa is bombed and the occupied by … fast, but is delayed in Tsavo. Two lions kill 135 Indian and African railway workers. Lt. Col. J.H. Patterson …

… with settlers leaving to start their own states over time. Indian and Arab trade settlement begins in northern Madagascar to take advantage of the Indian Ocean trade. Islam was introduced by the traders. … The Algerian War for Independence  from France begins on 1 November. 1956 CE Sudan and  Tunisia gained their …

… yQU6SpX1HNK2jAek6emlDQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1   Atith - meaning cultivator. … Setty, Chitty, and Shettigar)  used for people of South Indian origin. Traders and agriculturalists. … is one of the older feudal castes or social groups in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh . Mostly farmers, though …

… the ZAR. The constitution of the Republic excluded Black, Indian and Coloured people from exercising equal rights in …

… support from the (African) University College campuses, Indian students at the University of Durban-Westville and … detained and held at Victor Verster prison, near Paarl. On 1 September 1976 the unrest spread to city of Cape Town …

… However, this was widely rejected by the Coloured and Indian people and seemed doomed to fail from its very … political movement within the country, with more than 1,5 million supporters. It mobilised nationwide resistance, … 000 members and by 1991 this number had grown to more than 1 258 800. The largest proportion of its members came from …

… would be divided into 4 divisions, 3 for the Transvaal and 1 for the OFS, but would not be responsible for everyday … the establishment of a police force was given. Strikes On 1 April 1913, shortly after the establishment of the SAP, a … reinforcements had to be sent to Natal to suppress the Indian Passive Resistance campaign . In January 1914 another …

… turned to robbery and protection fee racketeering against Indian shopkeepers. The Berliners were largely concerned with …

… Natal and Kwa-Zulu, where Inkatha had much support and the Indian UDF leadership did not really understand black …

… Zambezi delta, where he encounters Moslems. He crosses the Indian Ocean with the help of the famous Arabian pilot, Ahmad … do Cabo (the Table Cape) on account of its shape. 1510 1 March, On his way back to Portugal the Viceroy of … round-table conference is issued by the South African and Indian Governments. 1930s Cape Town homes electrified. 1933 …

… of Durban to live on the border between a predominantly Indian neighborhood and a traditionally white neighborhood. … in his early years. However, since he was a product of an Indian mother and German father, Klug noticed early on in his … Constitutions.’ New York Law School Law Review, 60, no.1, 153-180. Klug, H., 2016. ‘Ashley Rogers Phone Interview …

… held in Durban to form the exclusive White, Coloured, and Indian workers’ Trade Union Council of South Africa (TUCSA) . …

… of Batavia, two other slaves Abraham and Adonis, another Indian slave who has remained unnamed and two Khoikhoi men. …

… she retired from politics. Many other women; Black, White, Indian and Coloured, also played an important role in changes …

… provided in the form of duplex flats. Valencia, for the Indian population, came into being in the early 1970s. …

… goal was to draft the Freedom Charter. The South African Indian Congress (SAIC) and the South African Congress of …

… the Inyandza National Movement, the Transvaal and  Natal Indian Congress , the Venda government, the Bophuthatswana … Business Movement. The major outcome of CODESA 1 was the creation of five working groups.  Working Group 1 was responsible for the creation of an environment for free …

… African National Congress (ANC)  and the  South African Indian Congress (SAIC)  took place.  This was followed by … The 100th anniversary of May Day was commemorated on 1 May 1986.  The South African labour federation  Congress of … industry employers’ organisation. Subsequently, more than 1,5-million workers observed COSATU’s call, joined by …

… Proposals on Matters of Process prior to CODESA CODESA 1 Plenary A Declaration Proceedings and 5 ‘Remarkable … PAC, AZAPO, South African Communist Party (SACP), and the Indian Congress needed to be invited. [xxxvii] The NP met its … the NP; the ANC; the SACP; a joint delegation of the Natal Indian Congress and the Transvaal Indian Congress ; the DP; …

… in their classes. Dr JM Wassermann Oral history project 1: Forced Removals from Roosboom Phase: Further education and … has a distinct eastern flavour due to the importation of Indian labourers during the late 1800s to early 1900s to work … not inclined to farm labour. The first few hundreds of Indian families departed northwards from Durban, on 17 …

… claims. By 8 December this number had increased to 986. 1 November, Petition is signed by HJ Morket and 100 others, … November, Elections for the government-appointed SA Indian Council see only 10, 5% of the electorate turn out to … in November. December, Eviction notices are served on 67 Indian families still staying in Pageview, but their eviction …

… whites. Nationally, pupil:teacher ratios went up from 46:1 in 1955 to 58:1 in 1967. Overcrowded classrooms were used … now effectively separated from white schooling. The 1965 Indian Education Act was passed to separate and control Indian education, which was placed under the Department of …

… Women’s League, the Coloured People’s Organisation, the Indian Women’s Organisation, Women of the Congress of … by illustrating how they were all mothers, White, Black, Indian or Coloured (Magubane 1015). They urged White …

… the Second World War.” (Neil Roos , Ordinary Springboks, p.1 ). Forced by deteriorating material conditions, resulting … on communism and socialism, trade unionism, ‘Native, Indian and Coloured Affairs.’ This was aimed at attempting to … justice in South Africa 1939-1961 , (Burlington), pp.1, 27, 67-69.| Roos, N,  The Springbok and the Skunk: War …