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… through much of 1977 and many schools remained half empty. Police surveillance was ever present throughout the country. … open to black South African workers who would do the same work for much lower pay. Agriculture, the other primary … keep her independence. She also insisted on continuing to work despite near-crippling arthritis. Maria can patronise a …

… society in the making. With this change came increased police surveillance and state repression. The Repression of … to pursue its objectives. The killing of Onkgopotse Tiro, police harassment, and the banning of SASO leaders undermined … and finally beaten up by the Security Branch of the police. He subsequently died in Pretoria Central Prison on 12 …

… period the government saw the need for cheap labour to work on the mines and on farms. The government needed to make … - people moved across the country, often far from home, to work for a short while and then return to their families. … other men. Women increasingly came to the towns to get work as domestic workers, leaving their children behind to be …

… tasks. During the 1840s and 1850s, convicts were made to work on public projects, particularly building roads and … (now Kwazulu Natal province), had bought prisoners to work on the farm. The prison labourers were bought from … were more appropriate to unskilled and outdoor work. John Vorster , minister of Justice at that time, saw …

… whose request for the authorities refused scavenger?s work in jail. Within two days an assurance was given and the … refused facilities granted before release in May. Harijan work was not allowed from inside jail. Started fast on August …

… policemen and women have continued to carry out their work with great dedication and a spirit of self-sacrifice. … to raise their levels of proficiency and professionalism. Work in this regard has started and must continue so that we … it is clear that we need to increase the strength of the police service, better its working conditions, improve its …

… the heart of Cape Town's CBD to protest and condemn police brutality, inferior education and segregation laws, … and called for the release of all political detainees. Police teargassed the students in an attempt to break up the …

… supporters, causing the death of four drivers. Arranged police and South African Defence Force (SADF) protection … SADF provided protection for only three days, while the police reported that they could not 'cope'. Source: South …

… 1987, Constable Vlotman a member of the South African Police Services (SAPS) who assaulted three journalists in … for three years. Constable Vlotman had jumped out of a police Casspir and assaulted the journalists with a sjambok …

… hands to raise awareness around crime, and actually to work together to combat it. In practical action, a new nation … policy. During the course of last year, by dint of hard work by the health ministry, the efforts of relevant … in place proper mechanisms of co-ordination among the police, the intelligence community and the prosecutors …

… a television cameraman who was shot in the leg by the police on Saturday while filming a peaceful funeral … the event for Dutch television, was set upon by the police in an apparently unprovoked attach. One of his legs … including CBS News, were also manhandled by the police and taken to a police station at gunpoint, where they …

… That is why over the past two years we have been hard at work seeking to forge and build consensus around our economic … employment to the millions of people who are out of work. What we have achieved, we have achieved together. Over … of all our people to live in security, peace and comfort. Police visibility, effective training and better resourcing …

… facility for the Azanian Peoples' Liberation Army (APLA), police intelligence also believed that there were eighteen … because they reacted hostiley (sic)" According to the police docket, seventy-eight cartridges and twenty-six … found with gunshot wounds to the head. According to the police, some weapons were allegedly found together with some …

… national base and membership. Kenneth Murray exhibits the work of five of his students, including Ben Enwonwu, at the … Africa's leading poet and essayist with his best-known work, Kusadikika (To be Believed) 1952 All non-whites are … organizes demonstration in Sharpeville; South African police kill sixty-seven National Anti-Pass Law Campaign …

… national base and membership Kenneth Murray exhibits the work of five of his students, including Ben Enwonwu, at the … Africa's leading poet and essayist with his best-known work, Kusadikika (To be Believed) 1952 All non-whites are … organizes demonstration in Sharpeville; South African police kill sixty-seven National Anti-Pass Law Campaign …

… were driven from Pretoria to Cape Town in the back of a police van, and from there taken to Robben Island. The nine were first detained by Security Police in October 1974, following a Viva FRELIMO rally in … from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood.|The Graphic, (1974), BCP pair claim "We're being harassed" , from …

… National Congress (ANC) J1 section marched to the local police station to protest against Kwa-Zulu Police behaviour. The killers, dressed in similar clothing …

… action. That plan included mobilisation of the army, the police and police reservists. Mandela requested the United Nations (UN) …

… most feared interrogators of the South African Security Police, dies in Roodepoort. Brigadier Swanepoel is notorious for ordering the police to shoot at protesting school children in 16 June …

… staged an anti-pass demonstration outside Sharpeville police station near Vereeniging. They handed over their … pass laws. However, the march ended in tragedy when the police opened fire on the marchers, killing 69 people and … South African History Online , ‘Police kill 69 people during the Sharpeville Massacre’ , …

… Police arrested 2,300 people in the township of Sebokeng in … boycott and protest marches. This led to clashes between police and township residents that left thirty people dead. …

… South Africans protesting the Pass Laws turned into a police-led bloodbath. The day marked a turning point for the … for liberation, which intensified in its wake.   The police brutality on display during Sharpeville, as well as …

… Vorster Square, Major Arthur Cronwright that the Security Police withheld statements by Dr. Aggett. The police claimed to have done so because the statements …

… African Defence Force (SADF) was present in support of the police during at least part of this period, it is clear that it was the police who had primary responsibility for dealing with the …

… institutions, was pushed through trade and missionary work. Trade between the Europeans and the Xhosa began in the … which was regarded as a source of subsistence - not ‘real work’. ‘Real work’ was a virtue and could be found in the … a strong force of unity from the Xhosa as even the ‘Kaffir Police’ (a paramilitary group of collaborators) rebelled …

… the street. There are two Dutch Reformed churches and a police station. It is a place for whites. Blacks must enter … workers to commit an offence by staying at home from work, and also with leaving the country illegally. By that … our lifeline for perhaps a year or more, until I went to work at the hotel in Roodepoort and I was too far away from …

… Division of labour: gender-based activity: men Work within the African societies was divided according to …

… of its higher education landscape and society mark our work and thought. In this article, we approach that story … students and teachers have been at the receiving end of police brutality. Against this backdrop, we briefly chart the … of Sociology at the University of Cape Town and her work primarily focuses on cultures of democracy, popular …

… for active (Laager) or reserve military service and for police duties, it has only been as tools of the oppressive … decorative, weak (feminine) and incapable of the simplest work that Black women perform daily for both their masters … theoretically all the leisure in the world. They go out to work to earn pin-money and to avoid boredom at home.2 These …