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The Dorothys of Britain strands near Plettenberg Bay, but no lives are lost.
Cape boundary extended: Simultaneous to the Trekboers’ deeper penetration of the interior, the boundary of the Cape Colony is e
EventSA Prime Minister, B.J. Vorster reveals that SA scientists have succeeded in developing a new process for uranium enrichment
The Prime Minister, Balthazar Johannes Vorster announced in the House of Assembly in Cape Town that South African scientists have succeeded in developing a new…
EventInsulin is first introduced to the American public
Insulin was discovered by Frederick G. Banting in 1921. Banting was working with J.J.R. Macleod and Charles Best in the University of Toronto in Canada. Both…
EventNelson Mandela is born
Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela was born on 18 July 1918 in the small village of Mvezo, in the district of Qunu near Umtata, Transkei (now known as Eastern Cape)…
EventJomo Sono, South African soccer player and director, is born
Ephraim Matsilele “Jomo” Sono was born in Orlando East in Soweto. Sono was brought up by his grandparents after his father died and his mother abandoned him…
EventNigeria becomes the first Anglophone independent state in Africa to become an associate member of EEC
Nigeria became the first Anglophone, independent African state to become an associate member of the European Economic Community, (EEC). The move to become an…
EventANC members, Walter Sisulu and Duma Nokwe go overseas under false names
African National Congress (ANC) members, Walter Sisulu and Duma Nokwe, went overseas under false names and without passports. The two arrived in London,…
EventBastille Day is celebrated across the world and in Franchhoek, South Africa
The Bastille is a medieval fortress used as a prison by French kings. On 14 July 1789, troops stormed the Bastille and ended its reign over France. The move is…
Morphet,Tony: Biographical introduction in The eye of the needle, Johannesburg: Ravan, 1980, viii-xxxiv.
What is political philosophy? by Richard Turner
Sartre and Ryle on the imagination by Richard Turner
Letter to parliament by Richard Turner
Human models and economic systems by Richard Turner
The East London strikes by Richard Turner
Dialectical Reason by Richard Turner
A City within a city: Vestiges of the socio-spatial imprint of colonial and apartheid Durban, from the 1870s to 1980s by Leonard Glenn Rosenberg
Parts of it have been referred to as the "Imperial Ghetto" (Badsha: 2001) or the "Duchene" and "Casbah" (Hassim: 2009) or simply "town" by the many who have…
Bibliographical Data
In the preparation of the introductory essays in this volume, heavy reliance has been placed on the documents collected by the editors and the interviews conÂ…
Chronology
1935 May, Joint Select Committee of Parliament tables the Representation of Natives Bill and the Native Trust and Land Bill October, Italy attacks Ethiopia…
”Opening Address” at First Conference of the Society of Young Africa, by I. B. Tabata, December 20, 1951
”A Declaration to the People of South Africa from the Non-European Unity Movement.” Statement by the NEUM, April 1951
”Circular Letter to All Congress Branches of the Province.” Review of 1952 by the Working Committee of the ANC (Cape), December 1952
”The Road to Freedom Is Via the Cross.” Statement by Chief A. J. Lutuli, issued after the announcement on November 12, 1952, of his dismissal as chief [n.d.]
”Police Shootings Must Stop!”flyer issued by the National Action Committee, ANC, and South African Indian Congress, November 1952
Statement on violence in New Brighton, Port Elizabeth on October 18, by local ANC leaders, in the October 20, 1952
Statement in court by W. M. Sisulu before sentencing for pass offence, July 21,1952
”April 6: People’s Protest Day.”flyer issued by the ANC (Transvaal) and the Transvaal Indian Congress
Letter replying to letter from the Prime Minister’s office and statement of intention to launch defiance campaign, from Dr. J. S. Moroka and W. M. Sisulu to Prime Minister D. F. Malan, February 11, 1952
”Opening Address” at Annual Conference of the South African Indian Congress, by Dr. S. M. Molema, January 25, 1952
Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen: I am deeply conscious of the signal honour it is to be asked to open this 20th conference of the South African Indian…