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… the fields round the mission-building maize and wheat were growing, and in the gardens adjacent to the dwelling peaches, …

… place where grazing is not so good and cannot sustain a growing population. Archaeologists found about 140 000 pieces …

… viewed it as nothing more than an attempt to 'soften the growing demands of the unfranchised majority of South Africa. …

… at one time or another, and many are still affected. A growing list of members have fallen victim to assassination …

… Around 400 workers, mostly Indian, went on strike to demand recognition of their union. Despite intimidation from …

… The second world war in Europe brings with it an increased demand for independence from African states. European …

… African townships march into the centre of Cape Town and demand an interview with the Minister of Justice. The Chief … the tyranny of minority". If the Government ignores the demand for a national convention, the people are called upon … The World Campaign informed the Secretary-General that the demand for the release of South African political prisoners …

… of the Bond’s biggest successes in the early 1890s was in growing Dutch newspapers. New newspapers included Ons Land, …

… McGrath, who captured more images to add to the IDAF’s growing library of images. Later, Barry Feinberg added …

… (ZAR, later Transvaal) in March 1897, due to the ‘ever growing importance of the African continent for the people of …

… economy and bring nationalism into the service of the growing class of small capitalist Afrikaner entrepreneurs.14 …

… to Pollsmoor Prison, despite the march being banned, to demand the release of Nelson Mandela. The march had been …

… they sent him to Lubango, Angola, where he “joined the growing number of educated exiles…suspected of being …

… would adopt a Freedom Charter which would assert the demand for civil rights for all South Africans, seemed to be … field for Kliptown!” But into which category was the demand for “A better life for shebeen-owners” to go? And how …

… of the South African government to window-dress. The demand was now short and simple “No normal sport in an …

… A forty-eight-hour strike and a week of mass action to demand a multiracial interim government by the end of the …

… most arrogant and authoritarian tone. He interpreted the demand for the abolition of discriminatory legislation as a demand for miscegenation and the “development of a completely …

… by his half brother Dingane in 1829. Stanger is a cane growing centre and a bustling town. The Stanger North Coast …

… Muslim butcher had established themselves in the small but growing naval base. It was to this transhumant haberdashery …

… They have their roots in the spirit of resistance to the growing crisis of apartheid. The collective resistance to …

… into the centre of Cape Town led by Phillip Kgosana and demand an interview with the Minister of Justice. The Chief …

… at the leaders of the movement in an attempt to combat the growing popularity of the movement. Nelson Mandela, who was …

… of Voters Act at its first national conference and demand full franchise rights for all and propose to boycott …

… to local authorities and Bantu Affairs commissioners to demand the abolition of the pass laws and then to stage … marchers overhead. He may have been urged by the crowd to demand the release of the PAC leaders who had been arrested. …

… more schools were established to cater to the needs of a growing population. First Primary became operational in the …

… The World Campaign informed the Secretary-General that the demand for the release of South African political prisoners …

… meeting of 15 settlers, held at the home of Mr Berkin, the growing village was named D’Urban, after Sir Benjamin …

… that questions are being raised about the Gupta family's growing influence over President Jacob Zuma . The first big …

… for the Interior, reporting that ‘Indian penetration’ was growing worse because from 1 August 1937 to 31 July 1939 some … traders were living away from their shops, increasing the demand for residential premises. The third factor was the …