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… elections of March 1914.  It also captured seats from the government in by-elections, and it was expected to make great … in the future. At this period (1950), the National Party  government was a “new kid on the block”, as it just won the … united front known as the  Congress Alliance .  The government intensified its banning orders on political …

… construction industry. 1907 Miners go on strike, and the government uses violent tactics to halt the strike. 1913 A … and explains that the announced strike is a result of the government’s refusal to repeal the 3 pound tax. 1914 Coal … the strike spreads to the railways and the goldmines. The government calls in the Union Defence Force to put down the …

… of the collected  revenue of the prior year and how the government used the funds. It also highlights key points in …

… trials each decade until the advent of Mandela’s government in 1994. Each indictment involved a new courtroom … in a remarkably understated way that the refusal of the government to recognize African trade unions was causing … workers. At last, in October 1942, it seemed as if the government would act. It appointed the Smit Commission which …

… 1859 After protracted negotiations between the Natal Government and the British Secretary of State for the … except only in such streets, wards and locations as the Government for purposes of sanitation shall assign to them to … if they settled with the object of trading. (d) The government shall have the right for purposes of sanitation, …

… Since the formation of the Union of South Africa the government had employed racial segregating policies, such as … would be held the following year under the proviso that a government of national unity (GNU) would share power for the … services to those in most need. Between 1994 and 2000, the government improved water access for four-million people, …

… through its armed MK inside South Africa. Conversely, the government responded by stepping up its attacks on … houses, activists and camps. In addition, the apartheid government sought to complement its use force by negotiating … raid to prevent attacks during the festive season. The government blamed a chain of sabotage incidents within South …

… in its attacks on institutions that represented the Government's power. This display of military capacity enabled … plants, on the night of 31 May 1980 to coincide with the government's Republic Day celebrations. The attacks resulted … authorities also began to lean heavily on the Botswana government to curb guerrilla incursions. Since Botswana was …

… 1963, when it was forcibly shut down by the Apartheid government. Through its mouth piece, the SL denounced the Apartheid government and its policies. After 1944, Jack Hodgson  and … which had black members in its membership. As the NP-led government began putting in place the Suppression of …

… Robespierre in 1794, a new group of people took over the government. They were called the Directory. There were five … overthrow the Directors and to set up a new and stronger government. Napoleon took control of the government in a coup d’etat or military takeover. He now had …

… Durban embarked on a wave of strikes in January 1973, the government and employers were shocked, and they responded … 1973 The wave of strikes proved to be a puzzle for many: government, the media, unions, and social scientists, among … would take such a sudden and dramatic form. While government officials such as the minister of labour and …

… The largely racially mixed unions were also concerned by government attempts to dissolve multi-racial unions. Though … large White trade unions back to the Council and to ease government pressure to expel Black trade unions. However, … mechanisms such as financial and direct calls for the government to outlaw unregistered unions. In the light of the …

… a portion of the plan, including instructions that the government offices are to be located on one of the squares.   … first Diggers’s Committee takes place. 9 November, The ZAR Government announces the sale of preferential rights to … front of the Mining Commissioners’s office. 17 November, Government abandons the sale of stands on a preferential …

… With no discernable change in government policies, some members of the African National …

… the People on 26 and 27 June 1955, it was clear that the government intended to accuse the leading activists in the … coming to mean every form of opposition to the Nationalist Government.”2 The statement was justified, given the … surveillance of individuals, and the utterances of senior government officials, including the justice minister, the …

… Act is passed. This Act made funds available for the government to house the poor. “The resultant estates were … creation of a countrywide system of tribally based, but government appointed, district councils modelled on the lines … Native republic as a step towards a workers’ and peasants’ government”. This leads an upsurge in membership of Africans …

… was the ideology supported by the National Party (NP) government and was introduced in South Africa in 1948. … set aside for their racial group. Promotion of Bantu Self-Government Act, 1959 This Act said that different racial …

… any change to us - especially at the level of local government elections, ‘At [the] local level, whoever wins the … Land, No House, No Vote" campaign against the 2011 Local Government Elections . [9] S’bu Zikode reasoned: "This is … 15 02 2018]. IRIN News, 2011. Poor people's movement draws government wrath. [Online] Available at: …

… apartheid and formulate a uniform policy towards apartheid government and the liberation movement. For the liberation … Sates citizen were working in South Africa. Their government economies were also directly tied to South Africa …

… observed as Dingane's Day . After 1948 the National Party government set about politicising this day to legitimise … South Africa elected its first non-racial and democratic government. In the spirit of promoting reconciliation and …

… He also called for a national one day “stay at home”. The Government retaliated by passing the Unlawful Organisations … , Yusuf Dadoo , Moses Mabhida and others who fled the government crackdown, established the infrastructure and …

… administrators, who control all official sport, and the Government have jointly taken measures deliberately to … the M.C.C. team to tour South Africa. The South African Government banned the entire team from entering the Republic. … representatives to international competitions, because of Government action in withdrawing the passports of its …

… of José Eduardo dos Santos ascended to power and set up a government. However, the triumph of the MPLA was not … for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA). The Angolan government received support from the Soviet Union, Cuba and … prelude to the battle started in July 1987 when Angolan government forces (FAPLA) attempted to advance on Jonas …

… of its time. Its aim was to overthrow the South African government in order to replace it with a socialist African … caravans. People across the country became fearful and the government was spurred to vigorously suppress any potential … the 1960s there were conflicts in South Africa between the government and the groups representing black people. The …

… by the policy of apartheid, but the Nationalist Government's response to these events of instituting even … of the Free". In South Africa , however, the Nationalist Government resolved foolhardy to swim against the … 3 affirmed "the right of all peoples to choose the form of government under which they will live" and stipulated that …

… schools. She had withdrawn her children from their government schools, not wanting them to learn under the Bantu … Parents then had to send their children back to government schools. Several Christian schools decided to … protesting and their attitudes towards defying the government. However, the struggle for gender equality took a …

… as President of ZAR 1 May, Pretoria becomes the seat of government of ZAR 1864 First Raadsaal erected on the corner … was to be a three-storey building designed by S Wierda, a government architect at the time. The builder is J.J … 1907 The Transvaal and OFS are granted responsible self- government status. 1910 April, Lord Selbourne leaves …

… no idea how rights or royalties worked for music. Also the government was starting to crack down and sensor any anti government lyrics in songs. In her final gig in South Africa … (Makeba, UN Speech). Upon hearing this the South Africa government revoked Makeba’s citizenship and passport. She was …

… governor. In 1872 the colony was granted responsible government, and the colony’s domestic affairs now came under the control of a locally-appointed cabinet and government. Political developments outside the Cape stoked Afrikaner anger. The British imperial government saw the emergence of the ZAR under Paul Kruger as …

… either lived on the property of their employer or in the government sanctioned townships created by the group areas … led to the eventual crackdown legislation of the apartheid government. In 1960 the South African government passed legislation that made it illegal to be …