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… and caused the resident Tsonga people to the Northern Transvaal over the Lebombo Mountains. 1820s CE Shaka, of the  … CE King Mzilikazi  of the Matabele starts his reign in the Transvaal region of Southern Africa. During his ten-year … between British colonisers and the Boer settlers from the Transvaal Republic. 1881 CE The Madhist war in Sudan was one …

… consulate in the South African Republic (ZAR, later Transvaal) in March 1897, due to the ‘ever growing importance … questions’. With about 8,000 Russian Jews living in the Transvaal also taken into consideration, the Tsar agreed to … to 1901, and about 200 Russian volunteers travelled to the Transvaal to help the Boers fight the British. The USSR and …

… such as the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) and the Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC), were not banned. These were …

… Africa (CPSA). In November 1941 history was made in the Transvaal, which was South Africa's economic power-house …

… Party of South Africa, the African National Congress (Transvaal), the Indian Congress and the African People …

… of diamonds in the Northern Cape and of gold in the Transvaal, and the outbreak of wars against the Boer …

… Marxist student movements and through his work with the Transvaal Indian Congress he was introduced to members of the …

… Naidoo and Miss Suriakala Patel, were later elected to the Transvaal Indian Congress Committee. Goonam deputised on … Leaguers, trade unionists, members of the SAIC, of the Transvaal All-Women's Union and of the Congress of … Ida Mtwana (ANC Women's League), Josie Palmer (ex-CPSA and Transvaal All-Women's Union), Helen Joseph (COD), Amina …

… Commissioners, magistrates. In 1955, 2,000 women from the Transvaal went to the Union Building with a petition to the … carriages to take them to Pretoria. Many women from the Transvaal went to Pretoria overnight to avoid the disruption … hat, looking across the city. To many women from the Transvaal, who had visited these grounds, the statue was …

… in all four provinces, but is most comprehensive in the Transvaal. 12 September, On the anniversary of the death of … 350 people were arrested. In response, the newly formed Transvaal Regional Stayaway Committee called for a stayaway … Nchabeleng, former president of the UDF in the Northern Transvaal, dies in police cells. In a Radio Freedom address …

… They could not find in the whole of the Cape and the Transvaal what could be found on the coast of Natal — 10,000 …

… whilst additional Chinese refugees from the war in the Transvaal arrive in Port Elizabeth in October and November … in 1899 when neutral residents of Johannesburg flee the Transvaal. 1931 The Aryan Cricket Club is started by members …

… Indian Congress) who wanted to attend a mass of the Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) in Johannesburg on that date. …

… constitutional provision was made for education in the Transvaal Republic in 1858 and properly so in 1863 in the …

… Scorched Earth policy destroyed 30 000 farms in the Transvaal and Orange Free State, causing an increase in …

… the two independent republics, Orange Free State and the Transvaal.  No athlete represented any of these entities in … finished five months later on 28 October 1900.   Although Transvaal had an impressive exhibit at the expo, no athlete … Cape of Good Hope, Natal, the Orange River Colony and the Transvaal, should be allowed to participate at the Olympic …

… shadow “cabinet” portfolio of secretary for mines in the Transvaal region of the African National Congress. There were … also open to supporters of the ANC, the CPSA and the Transvaal Indian Congress, but the majority of those present … plainly: Because of the intransigent attitude of the Transvaal Chamber of Mines towards the legitimate demands of …

… Indian Congress’s, namely the Natal Indian Congress, the Transvaal Indian Congress and the Cape Indian Congress. …

… Desmond Mpilo Tutu is born in Klerksdorp, in the then Transvaal province of South Africa. 1961 Desmond Tutu is …

… (and to an even greater extent from the Whites in the Transvaal) brought about in turn, a complete disillusionment …

… in the Lebombo mountains near Mbuzini in Neslpruit eastern Transvaal (now Mpumalanga). The crash site was an area where …

… protest to achieve results. In November 1958, at the Transvaal provincial congress, some of the more 'Africanist' …

… were members of the United Democratic Front (UDF), the Transvaal or Natal Indian Congress (TIC and NIC) or …

… Co-Presidency of Albertina Sisulu were the Federation of Transvaal Women  and the United Women Organization . …

… Soweto and Peoples Experimental Theatre (PET) in Lenasia, Transvaal (now Gauteng). The groups were particularly active …

… jails outside the urban areas in the former Eastern Transvaal became “slave labourers” on the maize and potato … trade unionist and ANC regional secretary in the Transvaal. Moroka made the final speech, capturing the sense … Dadoo, Bopape (by now a popular ANC secretary in the Transvaal) and Ngwevela, also a communist and celebrated ANC …

… were four separate colonies: Cape, Natal, Orange River, Transvaal colonies and each were ruled by Britain. They …

… because of attempts to impose passes on Indians in the Transvaal. The newspaper came into its own. In 1904 its aims …

… than the Cape. Chief Diniso Nkosi of Barberton in the Transvaal claims to have brought two thousand members into …

… South Africa was drawn up in 1913 by white unions in the Transvaal. It was a year of high militancy on the mines that …