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… discoveries, however, spawned industrial development and urbanisation. This transition altered real estate demands … into the suburbs. The 1930s boom in manufacturing demanded housing for the African working-class in Johannesburg, and … beneficial to the impoverished Africans. He asserted that housing in the new locations would be spacious and that …

… developed as an undergraduate, in the field of popular housing, and focused on the processes of self-built … the subject, and although its applications to the field of housing have long been superseded by subsequent political …

… as a result of the 1913 Land Act , the war led to rapid urbanisation and the proletarianisation of the African …

… and the resurgence of African protest politics is rapid urbanisation. Sustained growth in manufacturing output meant … migration into the cities. Their harsh experience of urbanisation sparked off a wave of spontaneous community … families into poverty. Because of the state’s restrictive housing policies, in Johannesburg by 1950 over 80% of the …

… domination. They also advocate for free education, housing, healthcare and sanitation. Their policies have been … of tenders. d. Free quality education, healthcare, housing, and sanitation. e. Massive protected industrial …

… African Airways (Online), available at: http://www.fact-index.com [Accessed 28 July 2010] South African Airways: A …

… that had been surrendered to the Resettlement Board for housing Africans removed from Alexandra. The impetus returned … Council was stalled in its implementation of the scheme as housing loans from the Government dried up! This was largely …

… slogan was "Passes Prevent Money" © Museum Africa Massive urbanisation was the most important social development … the cities lived in terrible conditions, with inadequate housing, poor health and transport services, and no … to receive paltry wages and were subjected to sub-standard housing and inferior sanitary facilities, prompting the …

… slogan was "Passes Prevent Money" © Museum Africa Massive urbanisation was the most important social development … the cities lived in terrible conditions, with inadequate housing, poor health and transport services, and no … to receive paltry wages and were subjected to sub-standard housing and inferior sanitary facilities, prompting the …

… into one umbrella civic organisation, the Cape Areas Housing Action Committee (CAHAC). CAHAC was one of the …

… and Tamil people move in. Restrictions against the urbanisation of Black women are introduced. The official … were largely rehoused in segregated mono-racial municipal housing estates on the urban periphery. The Slums Act was … 499). Strict regulations are introduced regarding the urbanisation of women as part of influx control. The …

… those seeking employment. In many cases, the scramble for housing created mixed neighbourhoods (Marquard, 1969: 43). … Act which gave municipalities greater powers to segregate housing, to police African communities and to control … movement by imposing passes. It specified that alternative housing had to be provided for those who were moved by its …

… owned by the then Cape Town City. The construction of housing in Bonteheuwel (proper) started in 1961 and was … English is spoken as a home language by a further 22%. The housing profile of Bonteheuwel is dominated by brick houses … Bluegum, Netreg and Kalksteenfontein. The construction of housing in Bonteheuwel (proper) started in 1961 and was …

… Wallacedene is an Informal Housing Settlement in the Eastern Suburbs of Cape Town, South … up 76% of the Population is: Black African Peoples. The Housing Rights Activist Irene Grootboom lived in Wallacedene. …

… make life very difficult for those living in sub-standard housing. Before 1950 the noted English naturalist, William … farming persisted, but to a much lesser extent, because urbanisation enveloped vast tracts of land in short order. During the apartheid era, large housing projects were built here, mostly as part of the …

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… has also experienced growth due to the initiation of new housing schemes. The Manufacturing and Government sectors …

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… welfare services, which caused the construction of African housing to standstill. [15] By 1944 many urban African …

… segregated into overcrowded areas and uninhabitable housing, prohibited from walking on pavements or travelling … recommended an investigation into the sanitary and housing conditions of Indians in Durban and its environs. On … appointed a Committee to enquire into the sanitary and housing conditions of Indians in and around Durban. The …

… the official policy of preventing the development and urbanisation of Africans. Though oppressed and exploited, … several thousands of people live together under similar housing and other conditions. More often than not the … if sufficient work were to be done on the lines of: better housing, water, refuse, rent and street politics. This could …

… and resolved to deal with issues related to education, housing, labour, rural development, and detentions. The …

… interesting Negritoid people, with the widest nasal index ever recorded and shorter and broader heads than the …