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… this ownership illegal as their land was in a white area, now prohibited by law. These locations became known as a … another race. Picture D: Bulawayo Chronicle, S. Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), 9 March 1960 Jailed under the Immorality Act. …

… of Black Women and Black Parents Association were now banned. April, An SACP Central Committee meeting is …

… that the pass laws had to be "blown to oblivion this year, now and for ever". 0n Wednesday, March 16, Sobukwe wrote to …

… Matabeles had to be expelled from the Western Transvaal (now North West Province) before a Voortrekkers state could …

… Mozambique, in search of employment at the mine. Marikana now has a population of over 30,000 people and is divided …

… Meer a Sociology lecturer at the University of Natal (now University of KwaZulu-Natal –UKZN) and national president …

… was held at the University of the North near Pietersburg (now Polokwane). At this conference Steve Biko was elected its …

… leave if you don’t you are left in the cold without a home.Now that I am in my twilight years and God has thankfully …

… non African countries. Botswana Botswana Bechuanaland (now Botswana) was declared a British Protectorate by a decree … several attempts were made to merge Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), but they were all unsuccessful. Later, when … trialist in South Africa before moving back to Botswana. Now the BPP began demanding full independence from Britain. …

… of those trained before 4 November, 1966, yet South Africa now faced terrorists who had begun their training before that … Pelser claimed; instead ‘what we are dealing with now is no longer red ideology but red weapons.’ (3765)  … placed a wet towel around her neck and stated: ‘Now you know how Mapetla died.’ (Herbstein, 1979: 172; …

… one year to leave (ie, that a particular neighbourhood is now a White neighbourhood so all Coloured or Native residents … if the Minister of the Interior allowed it) to sell the now illegally owned property. The inheritor was entitled to …

… Orange River and then eastwards along the bank to what is now known as Griqualand West. Cornelius had gathered with him …

… Orange River and then eastwards along the bank to what is now known as Griqualand West. Cornelius had gathered with him …

… arrive in Durban on board the  Belvedere  from Calcutta (now Kolkata), India. 1861 The first Indian owned shop was …

… The Asiatic Land Tenure and Trading Act is amended and now states that Indians may only live where Indians had …

… by the British military during the Anglo-Boer conflict (now referred to as the South African War ). These cargos also …

… two branches in Cape Town. 1901 After the Anglo-Boer War (now called the South African War), Chinese labourers are …

… with matters of existence, concerned with tomorrow”¦Now, we felt that we must attempt to defeat and break this …

… of the fund as well as news of the arrests and what are now vintage pictures of all of us filing in and out of the … and if the evidence was sufficient, a trial would follow. Now formally remanded as prisoners who were awaiting trial, … the presentation and adoption of the Freedom Charter were now held to constitute treason, [it would mean] that the most …

… wounded in anti-colonial demonstrations in Leopoldville (now Kinshasa), Belgian Congo, organized by the Alliance des … Nations condemns apartheid. Senegal and Western Sudan (now Mali) demand independence and brings about the end of the … organized by Frank McEwen, is held in Salisbury, Rhodesia (now Harare, Zimbabwe). It seeks to address the contemporary …

… wounded in anti-colonial demonstrations in Leopoldville (now Kinshasa), Belgian Congo, organized by the Alliance des … Nations condemns apartheid Senegal and Western Sudan (now Mali) demand independence and brings about the end of the … organized by Frank McEwen, is held in Salisbury, Rhodesia (now Harare, Zimbabwe). It seeks to address the contemporary …

… this malpractice. However, as Polak indicates, the law was now so strictly applied that it was almost impossible for the … according to the Immigration Restriction Act of 1903, were now prohibited immigrants to Natal. On this episode, Polak … Owing to the vigorous enforcement of the Act, they now faced "intolerable difficulties" which, in some …

… National Monument (Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe) The city, now in ruins, was an important trading center between the … built during the 16th century by the Mijikenda, and are now considered sacred sites. Saint Catherine's Monastery … in western Egypt, the site contains fossil remains of the now extinct Archaeoceti, mapping the evolution of the …

… politicians, including Kwame Nkrumah from Gold Coast (now Ghana), Dr Azikiwe from Nigeria, Jomo Kenyatta from Kenya and Kamazu Banda from Nyasaland (now Malawi). This is a critical event in exposing African …

… organisations such as the Commercial Travellers Union. [v] Now, he was fighting on behalf of black South Africans … said, “And if I am only for myself, what am I? And if not now, when?” [xlii] Jewish anti-apartheid figures like Eli …

… an active member of the Natal Organisation of Women (NOW). 23 May, It is stated by the Minister of Law and Order … the imprisoned Mandela are lifted, friends and family were now able to visit him. 29 December, James Seipei (known as …

… plots, owned homes and settled informally in Windemere (now Kensington) amongst coloured and Asian people. The growth … imposing structure on the landscape, the Cape Technikon (now the Cape Peninsula University of Technology). The final …

… of heavy state scrutiny and vulnerable to state censure. Now the UDF, unions, churches, sports bodies, civil society … move that would once have drawn the wrath of the state was now tolerated or ignored, especially since prosecution of …

… too long in our history books, and although this need is now to an extent being addressed, there is still a huge gap …

… From 1836 to 1846, thousands of Voortrekkers, as they are now known, left the Cape and moved into the South African …