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… the nineteenth century.Legislation such as the 1920 Native Affairs Act, the 1924 Class Areas Bill, the 1934 Slums Act …

… price for their slaves there than in the East Indies. Foreign ships on their way to the Americas from Madagascar …

… the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.  The Ministry of Foreign Trade assures the delegation that the wool was …

… new names (Martin, 1999:51). They were forced to serve foreign people as their masters and to live alongside other …

… alternatives or using the printed word to report their affairs and common problems. Suppression of black …

… Vusi Mahlangu. September Ndlela Xaba, officer of student affairs and extra-curricular development in the CSRC, told …

… alternatives or using the printed word to report their affairs and common problems. Suppression of black …

… he would continue to have an interest in South African affairs, and would meet with Communist Party  leader Yusuf …

… which are fitted up on the plan of the British and Foreign School Society. Some of these schools are supported …

… in every detail and belong to a period which is fixed by foreign imports as, in general, medieval." P Tyson, The …

… did alter resource allocation in Africa, because as the foreign demand for enslaved Africans increased, Africans …

… The colonists were also responsible forintroducing foreign epidemic diseases such as influenza, smallpox, …

… that he left the Tsarina in charge of all other political affairs. The Tsarina was widely unpopular. Not only was she …

… the union: on 9 February 1942 the Secretary of Native Affairs wrote to the Gold Producers’ Committee, which …

… the South African Consultative Committee on Labour Affairs (Saccola), and the Department of Manpower, the Labour …

… of Tamatave in 1886, which gave control over Malagasy foreign policy to the French. "Afrikakonferenz" by …

… Broederbond, he noted, “the Trade Union Movement was a ‘foreign’ institution and inimical to the interests of the …

… referred to as the `cold war’.  The SA Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Pik Botha, played his part by insisting that it … to determine the extent to which Ghana’s Bureau of African Affairs contributed to liberation in Southern Africa between …

… The colonists were also responsible forintroducing foreign epidemic diseases such as influenza, smallpox, …

… attacked Jewish ‘meddling’ in Afrikaner financial affairs and called for Jews to be deported.< [16]   …

… Of the 625 athletes, only eight were women. Due to lack of foreign interest, the organisers invited everybody at the …

… to Jacobs, Prof. Themba Mosia, Vice-Principal of student affairs and residences, came outside and addressed students. … demand a complete abolition of the Department of Student Affairs as we believe they hinder contact or any form of …

… was reaching catastrophic dimensions that could topple foreign governments, spark ethnic wars and undo decades of …

… conspiring to commit the aforementioned acts and to aid foreign military units when they invaded the Republic, (3) …

… for a basic human society.' The Bantu, Coloured and Indian Affairs Departments were condemned, and three demands were …

… government, however, was not in favour of this state of affairs, later insisting on ‘masters’ ensuring Christian …

… James Munnik Hertzog to advise the government on African affairs. Luthuli became president of the Natal section of the …

… for work to be carried on in South Africa. In his absence affairs would probably be left in Polak's hands. November 28, …

… involved in the freedom struggle and they had rejected foreign goods and only wore Khadi - a hand-woven cloth. … hours picketing liquor stores and promoting the boycott of foreign cloth. Sita, in the meantime was not keeping in the …

… Theophilus Shepstone is appointed Secretary for Native Affairs The Natal Legislature passes rulings on the …