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… of the apartheid regime. Hendrik Verwoerd, Minister of Native Affairs, instituted the Bantu Education Act of 1953, …

… firsts in anthropology, sociology, economic history and native administration. Later on down the road Ruth would land …

… in Katanga to end secession from newly independent Congo. Unrest continues as another revolt against Congo's central … the first African writer and winner with Arabic as native tongue Barbican Art Gallery, London, shows …

… in Katanga to end secession from newly independent Congo. Unrest continues as another revolt against Congo's central … the first African writer and winner with Arabic as native tongue Barbican Art Gallery, London, shows …

… annual conference, decides to support candidates in to the Native Representative Council who pledge to work for … the Commission. Major C Cowley, representing the combined Native Advisory Boards in Durban, follows Dr Lowen and his … Sam Khan (SA’s first Communist elected in 1943 under the Native Representation Act) are banned from speaking in eight …

… the Africans workers from the Indian and Colored. The Native Commissioner, A.W.G. CHAMPION the old I.C.U. man serving on the Native Advisory Board, the Labour Department and the police, … quickly to the gate with his henchmen - half running. The Native Commissioner spoke to the striking African workers …

… Mandela is released from prison. 27 townships declared unrest areas in terms of the Public Safety Act No 3 of 1953. …

… he would study political philosophy, geography, and native administration (colonial and Black South African …

… that such titles are not be transferred to an Asiatic, Native or Coloured person. The Workmen's Compensation Act, …

… before the Supreme Court in August 1955. 1 August, The Native Resettlement Act No 19 is passed. The Act gives powers …

… Police often invaded the school premises if the Native Affairs Department felt that principals were failing …

… 1644, the Ming Dynasty ruled over China. This was the last native Chinese dynasty. [2] The word ‘Ming’ means bright, and …

… in August and September of 1984. On 3 September, unrest broke out in the Vaal Triangle, in what became the …

… women were supporters of the recently formed South African Native National Congress (which became the African National … legislation which curtailed the rights of women and the Native (Black) Urban Areas Act No 21 of 1923 extended the …

… Catholic religion. Portuguese missionaries receiving the ‘native chief’ at Elmira. Source: www.heritage-history.com …

… Shepstone who is appointed the "Diplomatic Agent to the Native Tribes" 1846 Chief Justice Cloete and Sir Theophilus … franchise. Theophilus Shepstone is appointed Secretary for Native Affairs The Natal Legislature passes rulings on the …

… .the solemnity of the veld, the picturesque ness of the native and the Indian ... [for] when a South African school …

… the depression and to settle finally the question of the "Native Bills", which had remained unsolved because the …

… 1918 The Bantu Women's League of the South African Native National Congress (SANNC) is formed under the …

… and linguistic boundaries already established by the Native Indigenous African population. What ultimately …

… UNESCO's List of World Heritage in Danger in 2003, due to unrest in CÁ´te d'Ivoire, and various other factors such as …

… for occupation by the imam and his family. 1908 The Native Beer Act (No. 23) is passed. 1910 1 August, The Durban … operating in and around Durban’s municipality-controlled ‘Native’ eating-houses. 1924 -1925 Kapitan’s Balcony Hotel, on … from attending any social or political gatherings, Native hostels, locations or villages both in his personal or …

… (ANC) The ANC was founded in 1912 as the South African Native National Congress but was renamed the ANC in 1923. In …

… was isolated more than ever. Nevertheless, it was the unrest in Soweto in 1976 that changed the country and started …

… in 1835, had this to say about the Station: "The native town which lies at the back of the Missionaries' is …

… in March 1960 ”¦ known as ‘Intaba’ (the mountain)”,17 the “unrest” had spread to rural Zululand by November, where the … the apartheid era. He served on the Eiselen Commission on Native Education in 1949–51 where he contributed to the …

… within the Communist Party concerning an “Independent Native Republic” were well known to him and the ideals of the … had changed.47 Many of the “demands” in the concept of the Native Republic and the NDR, (with the possible exception of …

… of South America and saw the golden ornaments worn by Native Americans of the Inca Empire of Peru. He got …

… in Papers Relative to the Condition and Treatment of the Native Inhabitants of southern Africa within the Colony of …