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… the CPSA was founded, a large crowd assembled outside the Rand Club in Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng) in … industry – those protesting contrasted the opulence of the Rand Club as opposed to the dispossession, low wages and poor … , who had helped organise this protest, noted that the Rand Club had long been a site of processions against the …

… the agreement were not gazetted, the workers would rise in revolt against their leaders. We advised the employers' … act of the Minister caused great public indignation. The Rand Daily Mail, a leading paper in Johannesburg, wrote on …

… did not have the same devastating effects as the 1922 "Rand Revolt" and the cigarette-makers' strikes were not as …

… police who had primary responsibility for dealing with the revolt. The main tool used was mass detentions. Statements … Commission by Kairos and by literature on the Pondoland Revolt. …

… Herero wrote a letter with these instructions after the revolt had already begun. All preparations for the revolt were kept secret. On 12 January, several hundred … but his government was determined to suppress the revolt with arms. On 11 August the Herero resistance was …

… The Pondoland revolt in the Eastern Cape refered to the action taken by … such incidences occurred thereafter. As a result of this revolt, meetings were banned. People responded by organising … were sentenced to death for their participation in the revolt. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) heard …

… swelled to 300 mutinous slaves and servants. News of the revolt soon reached the Governor of the Cape, who ordered … a slave named Galant who was aged 25 at the time led a revolt that consisted of twelve slaves and Khoisan laborers …

… Opinion as C.K. Thambi Naidoo. However, an obituary in the Rand Daily Mail (1 November 1933) gave the full name …

… In 1903, the Nama (also referred to as Hottentots) rose in revolt, under their leader Hendrik Witbooi. In 1904 the Herero Revolt broke out. German military forces crushed it …

… part of a campaign following the outbreak of the Soweto Revolt on 16 June 1976. Dr. Beyers Naude, founder and Chief … that could link these formations to the BCM and the Soweto Revolt.   A year later, in October 1977 the then Minister of …

… a generation of MK recruits thrown up by the Soweto Revolt of 1976. …

… the security forces, which were unable to suppress the revolt. After the African National Congress (ANC) made a call …

… established by government to act as a counter voice of the Rand Daily Mail , an English newspaper influential in the … 's protest. The Muldergate scandal became public after the Rand Daily Mail journalists; Mervyn Rees and Chris Day broke …

… Soldiers to guard South African Prisoners, led them to revolt. German forces attacked Rehoboth, committed atrocities … years later a second rebellion broke out at Rehoboth. This revolt collapsed, however, when colonial forces, armed with …

… in 1986 for the UDF was managing to prolong the people's revolt. In 1976 - 1977, the uprising had not managed to … early 1986 on the power of the people and on the people's revolt as the way forward. As people from a much wider base …

… Rheinallt-Jones, both pillars of white liberalism on the Rand. Pim chaired the Johannesburg Native Welfare Society in … South Africa, she worked on child welfare schemes on the Rand and was actively involved in the African Methodist … being invited to speak before White organisations on the Rand. In his May 1932 address, ‘Reconstituting the Union of …

… bus boycotts broke out during the 1950s. In the East Rand Brakpan, Germiston and Katlehong were also affected by … explained by the presence of top ANC officials on the East Rand, notably David Bopape. The last two boycotts on the East Rand broke out in Katlehong and Germiston. The cause of the …

… 40 35 60 30 30 Security HQ, Durban Modderbee Prison, East Rand Kei Road Jail, East London Caledon Sq., Cape Town Held:Modderbee Prison Died: Far East Rand Hospital Johannesburg Fort Johhanesburg Fort …

… Dag'. No. 14 Svenolov Ehren in bottomleft hand corner and Revolt 1935 in bottom right hand corner. …

… of cooperation with black students following the Soweto Revolt two years earlier. This, evidently, is what Turner had … on student activists in the period following the Soweto Revolt in 1976 and 1977. The assassination of Turner was …

… Immediately following the "childrens revolt" in Soweto in June 1976 and the massacre and …

… chasing away gentry. No. 8 in bottom left hand corner. Revolt 1935 in bottom right hand corner. …

… suppressed the violence that culminated into an open revolt against the establishment of the Transkei Territorial … SAHO, ' Bizana and the Pondoland Revolt 1946 - 1962 ' from South African history online , …

… of Bantu Administration. TMGE (Pilgrims) is taken over by Rand Mines. Rand Mines and Thomas Barlow & Sons merge to become Barlow Rand. 1972 Van Riebeeckpark swimming pool opens for Whites in …

… Swartland and Koeberg hinterland of Cape Town rose up in revolt. They attacked over thirty of the prosperous grain … and in particular by the massive and successful slave revolt in Haiti. Instead of running away, Cape slaves were … Toussaint l'Ouverture was the leader of the Haitian slave revolt. It seems Louis was inspired by him because he …

… remained stagnant at 15 000 between 1956 and 1961. The Rand committee was affected by the treason trial arrests. The … managed to establish and resuscitate 17 unions on the Rand and in Pretoria . This was achieved as a result of the … metal industry. In Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, and the East Rand new unions were established for metal workers. SACTU …

… the Union demanded a minimum wage of ten shillings (one rand) per day, and sweeping improvements in conditions … truth - of the miners' strike. Monday: August 12 From the Rand Daily Mail Several Injured in Skirmishes: Police Take … Attempts were made last night 2 at several mines on the Rand to prevent the native shiffs from going on duty. Swiff …

… schools. The uprising then escalated into a nation-wide revolt, revitalising the struggle for liberation in South …

… troops of the British garrison and deployed them to the Rand. Meanwhile the strike committee called for a meeting in … next day, Saturday 5 July, clashes took place outside the Rand Club, the favourite venue of mine owners. Demonstrators … Street nearly opposite the White Kaffirs’ nest Rand Club – he stood and tapping his breast with his hand, he …

… in the townships. Within four months of the Soweto revolt 160 African communities all over the country were … 123 persons have been banned as a result of the June 16 revolt. The minister of police imposes a nationwide … unknown assailants or went missing. July, The value of the rand dropped to below US$ 0.40c. Foreign exchange dealings …