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… of grievances: 1. The abolition of the compound system 2. The right to organise 3. Better food and three meals a day 4. Abolition of the contract system 5. A minimum wage of £10 … called a meeting of the Gold Producers’ Committee on 4 May 1946. The meeting was attended by the police and by …

… with strict instructions to bring back no fewer than 2,000 slaves. As the captors were not given much ready money, … of Arakan, in turn, complained that he had lost more than 4,000 of the 10,000 slaves he had bought from Bengal; and … The nine tables of Bradlow from as many sources add up to 4,890 names: 1,607 Cape-born and 3,283 born abroad. The …

… example, the Garment Workers' Union established a Number 2 Branch for coloured members. They were not, however, …

… the Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Organisation. (2)   The African National Congress is proud that over all … the Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Organisation (AAPSO). 2 A delegation of the ANC - comprising Moses Kotane and Molvi …

… military invasion, giving it the name it holds today. [2] However, during the South African War , the British took … would be jailed at the Fort with white prisoners. [4] In 1910, the Women’s Jail was built to hold women of all … . [4] Constitution Hill, “The Old Fort.” [5] “The Women’s Jail,” …

… their impact in ‘imagining’, following Benedict Anderson [2] , nationhood and transforming colonial states into … English in taste, in opinion, in morals and in intellect. [4] The expansion of English-language education led to the … work for unemployed whites. Yet no relief was provided for 4,000 Indian refugees in Durban. [79] The responsibility of …

… question, and I am grateful to you for your clarity... (2)  Then perhaps we could turn to the question of sanctions. … Norman St. John-Stevas, Peter Thomas and Michael Walsh. 2 Then followed questions on conditions necessary for the …

… South African History, 1960. This is a who`s who of about 4,000 German immigrants. It shows that a very large … Bengalen, had an illegitimate son, Jan Hendrik, on April 4, 1723, from Heinrich de Grys, a German immigrant.  Jan Hendrik de Grys married Rebekka le Roux on June 2, 1748. Their son Jan Hendrik became a burgher at Swellendam …

… out to work to earn pin-money and to avoid boredom at home.2 These women will not have real liberty without a change in … sisters' $1,176 - $1,680 White 'nursing sisters' $2,856 - $4,200 Those employed in the food and canning industry often … broken families and privations of land and cattle."4 The Rand Daily Mail (July 23rd, 1970) published a story of …

… of the country was densely populated from around 4 000 BCE [xii] , and was made up of villages and states with … The Scarecrow Press. Page 234. ↵ [xxxiv] Ibid. Page 4. ↵ [xxxv] Diduk, Susan. 1993. “European Alcohol, History, … and Anthropology in Cameroon. Oxford: Berghahn Books. Page 4. ↵ [xlii] Ardener, Edwin. 1962. “The Political History of …

… for those who were moved using the Act (Horrell, 1978: 2). 1924 The Smuts government both attempted to pass the … area for a particular amount of time (Horrell, 1978: 4). 1932 The Transvaal Asiatic Land Tenure Act was passed to … (South African Institute of Race Relations, 1960: 143) 4 July: The court heard the case of S.M. Lockhat and Eighteen …

… 1988 1. History of detention without trial in South Africa 2. Current legislation with detention powers 3. Torture and assault in detention 4. Deaths in detention 5. Detention statistics 6. The victims … as have the mass detentions of the States of Emergency. 4. Deaths in detention Ever since detention without trial was …

… of Durban No 1737 measu­ring 11 504 square feet; * Sub 4 of Lot 20 Bluff No 2692 measuring 43.2486 acres. More than … of the Madressa Anjuman Islam School in Durban and £4 S00.0.0d [four thousand and five hundred pounds sterling] …

… As we have already briefly noted, the term Khoisan [2] is used by linguists today purely as a blanket term for … on those set out in Rainer Vossen’s comprehensive study [4] of the family, and partly on recent work by Tom Güldemann … been suggested by Tom Güldemann. [17] The map (Figure 1.4) gives an approximate indication of the rather limited …

… As we have already briefly noted, the term Khoisan [2] is used by linguists today purely as a blanket term for … on those set out in Rainer Vossen’s comprehensive study [4] of the family, and partly on recent work by Tom Güldemann … been suggested by Tom Güldemann. [17] The map (Figure 1.4) gives an approximate indication of the rather limited …

… Act. They are released on £100 bail. 30 September – 2 October, Walter Sisulu speaks at the congress of the … allows the government to declare a state of emergency. 4 March , Criminal Law Amendment Act No 8 is passed. This Act … enquire into the validity of any law passed by Parliament. 4 March, The Mines and Works Amendment Act No 27 is passed. …

… father, there could be an alternative to the bloodbath.” 4 April, ANC insurgents launch a rifle, rocket and grenade … Prison. They are later joined by Ahmed Kathrada . 4 June, The ANC’s Chief Representative in Swaziland, Petrus … People’s Daily. In addition, an appeal signed by more than 2,000 mayors from 53 countries, was made public by the United …

… interests within its own tribal or local limits; 2. AND WHEREAS the subjects and problems with which the said … ignorance and want of cooperation between one another; 4. AND WHEREAS there also existed in some of the … and guidance of the Union Government and Parliament; (4) To educate Parliament and Provincial Councils, …

… general subjects to all the children, ABC, and the 1, 2, 3, and so forth. I taught those children reading and …

… to supply potable water. Since 1994 close to 2 million housing subsidies have been allocated to the poor. … Among other things, this Report says: "In 2001, 4,1 million out of 11,2 million households in South Africa … by 8%, theft of motor vehicles and motor cycles by 5,4%, common robbery by 5,9%, cash-in-transit heists by 48,7% …

… given at Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn, USA, May 4 2015 Nelson Mandela and the last Afrikaner leaders: … dominant caste for an able and adaptable black person. [2] Toynbee stressed the importance of demography. If the … posed by the growing black and coloured population. [4]  By contrast, NP leader D.F. Malan said ‘Today South …

… to supply potable water. Since 1994 close to 2 million housing subsidies have been allocated to the poor. … 1960-2007". Among other things, this Report says: "In 2001 4,1 million out of 11,2 million households in South Africa … by 8%, theft of motor vehicles and motor cycles by 5,4%, common robbery by 5,9%, cash-in-transit heists by 48,7% …

… memorandum are as follows:  1. We demand free education. 2. We demand no fee increment (zero percent) across the … and/or prosecuted by the University or its affiliates. 4. We demand provision be made for students participating in … to study for free as applicable to other staff members. 4. Workers and students who participated in the protest will …

… even more important than the content of the syllabuses.”2 He was right. The statements and debates in parliament that … seen in its “proper” context as a preparation for labour.4 In 1954, six years after the National Party victory, the … Verwoerd’s frustration was also evident. He threatened 4 000 African children with expulsion from the Reef schools …

… of the Mozbieker Community at the Cape (Social Dynamics 26:2 (2000). Christopher Lloyd, The Navy and the Slave Trade, … Bulletin of The National Library of South Africa, 62 (4), 2008. Christopher Saunders, Between Slavery and Freedom, … Bulletin of The National Library of South Africa, 62 (4), 2008, pp. 161 ↵ [v] Christopher Lloyd, The Navy and the …

… and that the name of the village is to be Johannesburg. 4 October, Mining Commissioner Von Brandis announces that the … objecting to sale of a stand on a preferential basis. 4 November, Von Brandis suggests that preferential rights to … ‘Nativess’ from using the Johannesburg city's pavements. 2 November, The railway line linking Johannesburg to Lourenco …

… (COSATU) meet the external hierarchy of the ANC in Lusaka. 2 February, President F. W. de Klerk makes a speech at the … Mandela travels to Lusaka, Zambia to meet ANC officials. 4 March, Three-hundred and forty-three political prisoners … government and the ANC. The talks will be held from 2 to 4 May. 14 April, Nelson Mandela admits that members of the …