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… also know which plants to use as medicine.  SAN SOCIETY: Women: Pick the plants and herbs for food. Build homes … which means they believed in many gods. Both men and women could become healers. Healers served their community …

… families were disrupted farms were left in the hands of women and young children men in the cities became used to the … could not stay. They stayed in rooms with many other men. Women increasingly came to the towns to get work as domestic …

… Encouraging the youth to join trade unions Ensuring that women participated fully in the activities of the youth … other organization in the townships, particularly women, the local UDF and defence committees. The Soweto Youth …

… a series of calamities that included the death of 26 000 women and children in the Anglo-Boer War, the failure of the … the flu epidemic, gained her a large following among rural women and migrant workers in the Ciskei. In the rural areas …

… and marriages were to be recorded The number of Indian women immigrants should be increased The government was to …

… 1903-04, lists 259 Indians as voters (nine of which are women), compared with 3 242 White voters. 1905 The … if they formed a company. 25 March, A meeting of Indian women at the Hamidia Society Hall in Johannesburg is … , Mrs Patel and Miss Sonja Schlesin . They form the Indian Women's Association. 3 April, Indian women in Germiston form …

… Jabavu at Fort Hare. November, One-hundred and sixty-two women are arrested by the police in Maquard, Free State for … of the White population'. The first significant action by women in the rural areas occurs in Hershel. They boycott … African workers. An attempt to extend pass laws to African women is blocked by a court decision instigated by ANC. The …

… When possible, the men killed wild animals for meat... Women milked the cows and ewes, and collected (gathered) …

… outside Lusaka. These recruits included members of the Women’s Section Bureau (WSB).  The WSB was established in Tanzania in 1965 to create links with all women in exile and those who remained in the country by … in South Africa in the late 1960s. These young men and women were informed by the experiences of African liberation …

… in factories, where they were exploited and ill-treated; women experienced substantial changes in their lifestyle as … initiatives were conducted by organizations led by working women and middle class consumers, such as state Consumers’ Leagues and Working Women’s Societies. These organizations generated the National …

… hunting wild animals and gathering berries and roots. The women usually gathered food while the men hunted. Source: …

… itself. Migrant Workers Image source Impact of Mining on Women and Families Miners were usually recruited from all … Hostel life estranges the husband from his family. Women were left behind to care for children and perform … through the relocation of Indians to designated areas. The Women’s Enfranchisement Act also excluded Indian women from …

… There were a total of 378 people on board, including 14 women and 25 children (Story of the HMS Arniston | Xplorio …

… topics were attended mostly by men, and occasionally by women. The Bloemfontein Literary and Debating Society … croquet, dancing, roller skating and reading in which men, women and children participated. Collecting various objects … at the various social clubs in Bloemfontein, but as women were not allowed to become members of these clubs, they …

… money from BCP. Through Isutheng, she set about empowering women and encouraging them to establish vegetable gardens and … Cape Town. When the leatherwork project proved successful, women in Zinyoka were tasked with finishing the leather. … the Transvaal, Aubrey Mokoena organised sewing groups for women. In Cape Town Peter Jones and others set up a clothing …

… and 'Coloured' people and Tamil people moved in. White women get the vote. This means in effect that the weight of … The first restrictions against the urbanisation of black women are introduced. The official government reasons for … Wage Amendment Act, 1930. Anti-Indian Legislation: Women's Enfranchisement Act, 1930 13 May, The Select …

… ************* Cosatu’s workers’ charter brought women’s issues to the fore. Proponents of the Workers’ … charter and organizing a campaign to drive the process. Women’s issues came to the fore, and various resolutions, for …

… Equal Rights (SOCCER), African Democratic Movement (ADM), Women’s Right Peace Party (WRPP), Ximoko Progressive Party …

… , the Port Natal Administration Board starts employing women in order to save money. While men had been paid R200 per month, women were paid R52 for the same job. This discrepancy …

… weapons and farm implements, and building dwellings. Women had domestic responsibilities and raised crops, usually … install an effective system of pass controls over African women failed. Only a quarter of Durban’s 30 000 African … were separated from the land and urbanised. Zulu men and women have made up a substantial portion of South Africa's …

… 25 and 26 June 1955 were workers, peasants, intellectuals, women, youth and students of all races and colours. The …

… stock enclosures because these animals are associated with women. This type of walling first dates to the 15th century. …

… associated with them while alive: men in the cattle byre; women at the back around their grain bins; children in the …

… billing needs. The typewriter also strongly influenced women’s work, giving them new skills and responsibilities. … Image source The typewriter also strongly influenced women’s work, giving them new skills and responsibilities. Secretarial positions were dominated by women from the late 1800’s, and with the introduction of the …

… in the Mills and in the plantation where most of the women worked. ............... My father took part in the 1913 … Department. This was the first time I worked with White women, Indian and African males. Although the Black workers … White. Bolton concentrated on organising the White women and men working in the industry. Working closely and …

… and centralisation. 4.   Who encouraged working women to join the strike in Petrograd?  (1x1) (1) The …

… Social Education and Cultural Education (ASSECA) Black Women's Federation National Youth Organisation Eastern …

… schools, and the subsequent increase in economic power of women, led to a deterioration of patriarchal traditional … pieces of legislation which seek to provide more rights to women but that in the process tend to undermine traditional … of traditional justice, such as the representation of women within it. While certain groups have enjoyed much …

… Socialist Republics (USSR). 1942 Dr Goonam formed the Women’s Liberal Studies Group (WLSG) in 1942. Debi Singh and … its Monthly Bulletin. August, Dr Goonam and 12 other women organised a meeting to protest the arrest in India of … batch of 12 resisters from Cape Town, which included three women, was led by Mrs Z. Gool , and was sentenced in Durban …

… called the ‘Rehoboth Bastards’ – children of Rehoboth women and German or Boer fathers. After experiments were … supremacy in the early 1930s. [17] In the 1960s, white women were encouraged to have babies in celebration of the … in the 1970s to distribute contraceptives freely to black women. [18] Some black women were threatened with job loss if …