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… School (later Madibane High School) in Western Township, Johannesburg in 1946. Nkobi went to further his education at …

… economic centre and second most populous City after Johannesburg . It is the Provincial Capital of the Western …

… over twenty-six missionary societies were at work in Johannesburg. Missionaries soon realised that it was not … other major income-earning activities for African women in Johannesburg, especially in the inter-war years, were not … example: It’s almost impossible for us to live decently in Johannesburg.... The temptation to sell this stuff [beer] is …

… White workers were allowed to move to homes in the greater Johannesburg area with their families, but Black mineworkers … Josie Palmer convened the Women’s Anti-Pass Conference in Johannesburg. In 1945 the Urban Areas Consolidation Act was … Africans. At the 1947 International Women’s Day meeting in Johannesburg, the CPSA decided to launch a “non-colour bar …

… example, shortly after the discovery of bubonic plague in Johannesburg in 1904, the city burned down its African slums … Riverlea, and Western Township are administrated by Johannesburg City Council while Bosmont is the responsibility … like Lunalegwaba House, a group home for African boys, in Johannesburg could not operate because the regulations of the …

… of the Jameson Raid and his attempts to get the miners in Johannesburg to rise up in a coup against the leaders of the …

… drove past Orlando police station into the direction of Johannesburg. But in general the action on this day had … attempt. From December 1976, in a series of raids covering Johannesburg, Soweto, Alexandra, Rustenburg, Odi, Nebo, … to Learn: The Struggle for Education in South Africa , Johannesburg: Sached Trust/Ravan Press. Cross, M. (1992). …

… care facilities and outreach centres in Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Port Elizabeth, Warrenton and Harare. …

… Africa between Cape Town Airport and O.R Tambo Airport in Johannesburg. The Airport is used predominantly by Business …

… Africa . Only two hours away from the bustling city of Johannesburg ! This municipality is committed to providing …

… GP Otto. The main routes to and from Gauteng ( Pretoria , Johannesburg , Vereeniging ), the Economic Centre of South …

… western-trained Black physician to practice medicine in Johannesburg, Xuma (1893-1962) also became one of the most … and settled in Sophiatown, one of the few neighborhoods in Johannesburg where Black people could own property. South … for Black South Africans who were barred from using the Johannesburg Public Library. He wrote the note below in …

… the triumvirate (Tabata, Gool and Kies) had travelled to Johannesburg to win the affiliation of African trade unions … by Karim Essak, one of the founder members of the Johannesburg Progressive Forum. The book is generally … of the essays was felt even in Communist Party ranks in Johannesburg. But even more important were the trenchant …

… on sixteen November that Mr. Rathebe told meeting of Johannesburg Joint Council Europeans and Africans that …

… and sent to the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg for safe-keeping. In 1960, a statue of Dias was …

… During their visit to South Africa in January 1963, the Johannesburg Star of January 9, 1963, reported Sir Stanley as … two official trials. An African journalist wrote in the Johannesburg Star of May 12, 1962: "The only reason that … "Custom and policy - not law - bar mixed sport", in the Johannesburg Star of January 31, 1963, summarised the …

… and newspaper editor who had worked in Kimberley and Johannesburg, became Secretary General. The meeting to … Africa, and in 1925 the union moved its headquarters to Johannesburg. The founding conference of the Communist Party …

… and newspaper editor who had worked in Kimberley and Johannesburg, became Secretary General. The meeting to … Africa, and in 1925 the union moved its headquarters to Johannesburg. The founding conference of the Communist Party …

… 1900 Bloemfontein was occupied by the British, followed by Johannesburg and Pretoria on 1 September. The Boers continued … and newspaper editor who had worked in Kimberley and Johannesburg, became secretary general. The meeting to …

… go underground. He remained in hiding, and later moved to Johannesburg, but was arrested in November, and convicted by … Tlhabane. Later, after the ANC acquired Shell House in Johannesburg as its headquarters, Letsie's house was referred …

… their families. Ankia, a domestic worker for a family in Johannesburg, explained her reasoning for why she endured the … the home: ‘ Our place is very poor”¦that is why we come to Johannesburg to work here”¦ because our place is very very …

… to submit applications to the district office in Booysens, Johannesburg where they would be allocated to schools. This … In the majority of these attacks targets were selected in Johannesburg and Soweto. The Silverton Siege in January 1980 …

… the working classes and for Thambi Naidoo, a leader of the Johannesburg-based Tamil Benefit Society, to mobilise the …

… arrested and detained under the Riotous Assemblies Act in Johannesburg during a the school boycott. The schools boycott …

… attempt. From December 1976, in a series of raids covering Johannesburg, Soweto, Alexandra, Rustenburg, Odi, Nebo, … |Lodge Tom, Black politics in South Africa since 1945 , Johannesburg: Ravan Press, 1983. |Lucille Davie, “The day … , Development Studies Group Information Publication 2, Johannesburg, s.a.|Ngculu Lincoln (Makhaya James), “The …

… honour of his father. The city of Pretoria is 60 km from Johannesburg, 478 km from Bloemfontein and 1 500 km from Cape …

… celebration of his work will be held at the University of Johannesburg on Monday.  …

… South Africa for the segregated African townships around Johannesburg, Pretoria, Benoni, Port Elizabeth, and …

… meeting of Indians took place at the Empire Theatre  in Johannesburg in connection with the agitation at present …

… The multi-ethnic cities of Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria and Johannesburg have large number of Germans, Portuguese, …