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… satisfy both white communities (Afrikaans and English). 1913 The Land Act establishes 'reserves' (later called …

… SAfMS 1867; ECS 1899; WMS TSUMEB , Namibia: RM 1907; Rc 1913 TUKU , Cape: WMS TULBAGH , Cape: RM 1817; LMS TUNXA , …

… land that formed part of the reserves (as set out in the 1913 Land Act) from 7.3% to 13%. It also establishes the …

… increased electricity production from 1.9 billion kWh in 1913 to 48 billion kWh in 1940. [7] However, despite the …

… exposé of the injustice of the Natives Land Act (1913), a work on Setswana proverbs, translations into …

… in the 1940s, resisted the extension of passes to women in 1913 and in the 1950s, and agitated against the expropriation … National Council of Women in South Africa, established in 1913, is an affiliate of the International Council of Women. … Farm respectively, converted it into a mass movement. In 1913, they defied the anti-Asiatic law, crossed the …

… Native Location’s Act of 1884 and the Native Land Act of 1913 occasioned the Bulhoek massacre both designed to drive …

… . An estimated 30 000 people died from hunger between 1913 and 1918 alone [lxxvi] . There was also a tax system …

… and we are all witness to their ugly effects. Through the 1913 Land Act, we lost our land, our only means of dignified … small strips of land where our people were crammed by the 1913 Land Act, more strange measures were introduced, again …

… consisting of a portion of a skull dome was unearthed in 1913, by laborers on a Farm near the Village of Boskop . The …

… as the Schmidtsdrift Native Reserve, in terms of the 1913 Natives Land Act. The threat of relocation in the 1950's …

… Church on the Farm 'Korannafontein'. This occurred in 1913 and was named after its owner, GP Otto. The main routes …