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… taken to Marshall Square - which is a police station in Johannesburg. I was locked into a cell which was about eight … told that if I had any idea that I would be released in Johannesburg, for instance, I should forget about it, because … station known as Mondeor which is about ten miles from Johannesburg, and kept at the police station. The following …

… was formally endorsed for the first time took place in Johannesburg on 11 September 1906. Please mark the month and … Mir Alam and his friends administered a vicious beating in Johannesburg, which left Gandhi unconscious. He could have … Doke took the unconscious Gandhi to his home outside Johannesburg where, on revival, Gandhi issued instructions …

… the Chairmanship of the Right Reverend Bishop Reeves of Johannesburg to discuss matters of common concern to fight … for the first time to issue women's passes in a city - Johannesburg. Local ANC women activists organised huge marches of Sophiatown and Alexandra women on the Johannesburg pass offices, where they courted arrest. (To …

… For instance in a village like Nancefield, near Johannesburg, containing only about five thousand Natives, … the minds of the Bantu." The American Board Missionary in Johannesburg, the Rev. Ray Phillips, who devotes his whole … activities of the Rev. Ray Phillips in establishing the Johannesburg Bantu Men's Social Centre that provides for the …

… organized by the South African Congress of Democrats in Johannesburg in 1958 to hear the President General of the … townships we pause and admire the beauty. I do. I am not a Johannesburg man, but I pause to see the fine gardens, the …

… in South Africa. On the day the ban ended, he flew to Johannesburg to address a meeting in Sophiatown to protest … Areas Removal Scheme. Upon his return at the airport in Johannesburg he was served with another two-year banning …

… Conference of the African National Congress, Orlando, Johannesburg, December 16, 1957 The powers that be have again … the convening of a multi-racial conference recently in Johannesburg. Some of our people attended this conference, I …

… because the robber barons of the glittering city of Johannesburg and the well-fed white politicians that make … because the robber barons of the obscenely opulent city of Johannesburg and the immaculate generals of the …

… Cape Town to go underground and joined the High Command in Johannesburg. The walls were closing in. Six weeks later we were arrested at our hideout in Rivonia, near Johannesburg. We were no longer just parts of an imprisoned …

… attending one meeting after the other, sometimes in Johannesburg, Pretoria and elsewhere. And by the time they go … from me, you had never even seen them before you came to Johannesburg." Whilst I was suffering from this acute …

… and "Lock Out" cigarettes, and I remember Levinson went to Johannesburg, either to gather funds or extend the business … however, disappeared with them and subsequently went to Johannesburg as a sub-editor on the Rand Daily Mail, and …

… to call a public protest meeting on the City Hall steps, Johannesburg, for Saturday morning, the 24th May. The workers … a hundred people, many of whom had been taken to hospital. Johannesburg was agog. The brutality of the police caused …

… organized by the South African Congress of Democrats in Johannesburg in 1958 to hear the President General of the … townships we pause and admire the beauty. I do. I am not a Johannesburg man, but I pause to see the fine gardens, the …

… celebrate during victory celebrations at Nasrec in Johannesburg, April 24, 2009. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko …

… weekly published by the Passive Resistance Council in Johannesburg; and other sources. It is not complete. Because …

… is, apparently, a story which sent Dr Naicker by air to Johannesburg to consult colleague Dr Dadoo. It is a story of …

… from the Kimberley, De Aar, Port Elizabeth and Johannesburg local Committees. Councillor A. Ismail was …

… are based on archaeological research done in and around Johannesburg by Professor Revil Mason. As far as we know, the …

… with the teaching profession, Mme Ruth moved to Johannesburg during the important year in the African …

… Two days later, Gandhi was taken from the prison in Johannesburg to meet General Smuts in Pretoria, where a …

… sports stadium to honour Desmond Tutu, the Bishop of Johannesburg, on his return from Sweden with the Nobel Peace …

… 1979, while working as a reporter on the Sunday Express in Johannesburg, she was charged, together with her editor, with … > ↵ [9]. Survey of Race Relations in South Africa: 1979. Johannesburg: Institute of Race Relations (at p. 168). < … describes her early experiences at King David School in Johannesburg and especially the radicalizing influence of her …

… Camp in 1936 to coincide with the Empire Exhibition in Johannesburg, where various linguists had the opportunity to … in John Wright and others, On the Trail of Qing and Orpen (Johannesburg: Wits University Press, 2016), 103–121. The … Kalahari, ed. J. D. Rheinallt Jones and C. M. Doke (Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press, 1937).  ↵ [23] …

… Camp in 1936 to coincide with the Empire Exhibition in Johannesburg, where various linguists had the opportunity to … in John Wright and others, On the Trail of Qing and Orpen (Johannesburg: Wits University Press, 2016), 103–121. The … Kalahari, ed. J. D. Rheinallt Jones and C. M. Doke (Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press, 1937).  [23] …

… such as Drum acted as a form of communication between the Johannesburg and the Cape Town Black writers. Through Drum … Rive in Cape Town, and centered around Drum magazine in Johannesburg initially did not communicate a lot until Rive began connecting both groups by visiting Johannesburg and connecting with his fellow writers there …

… happy South Africa." — Dr Y.M. Dadoo at a mass meeting in Johannesburg, 29 September 1946 "I would not shed a single … constituted groupings: the Council for Asiatic Rights in Johannesburg, and of Human Rights in Durban: the Reverend … the May Day massacre of peaceful African demonstrators in Johannesburg in 1950, the ANC and SAIC, together with the …

… is in charge of the office of the Africa Muslim Agency in Johannesburg. 1981 Publication of Ikhurani Eyingcwele: first … from Lenasia donated twenty acres of land in Lenasia, Johannesburg, where today stands the Darul-Uloom Zakariyya . … of its kind in southern Africa, commenced operations in Johannesburg in 1983. The bank, established on Islamic …

… and Metaphors in Literature Set in Namibia, 1760-1988 (Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press, 1991), 224–25; … ↵ [59] George Hallett, Portraits of African Writers (Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press, 2006). ↵ [60] …

… University Christian Movement (UCM) in Rosettenville, in Johannesburg. A law student at Fort Hare University, Pityana … Abram, an Indian medical student from Benoni, east of Johannesburg. Later the group was joined by Ben Ngubane and … to South Africa to teach at St Peter’s in Rosettenville, Johannesburg. He became a confidant, and Biko frequently …

… machinery helped them stay briefly in Alexandra township, Johannesburg, before returning to Swaziland. Tsiki’s unit … measure of influence over the continuing unrest around Johannesburg townships. Tsiki’s unit provided rudimentary … Union associated with the Industrial Aid Society in Johannesburg, banned in 1976 for his trade union activities. …