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… between the 16 th and 18 th centuries. Despite the 13 th , 14 th and 15 th Amendments to the US Constitution that …

… coast. 5 March, The Durban Land Alienation Ordinance, No. 14 of 1921 (Natal), enables the Durban City Council to …

… members of arrested satyagrahis could stay. 1911 February 14, The Minister of Interior turns down the request of Natal …

… > To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, May 14, 2007 8:01 PM Subject: Feedback on SAHO website Morning, …

… a trend that continues in the present day (Mabin, 1992b: 14). The Glen Gray Act of 1894 restricted the ability for …

… der Walt, also declines to institute criminal proceedings. 14 November, The Chairman of the Olympic Games organising … announced the withdrawal of detention orders against 14 leading opponents of its racial discrimination policies …

… the entrance is around the corner from Darling Street." 14 Gwelo Goodman (qv.) took it over in c.1916." 15 Linking …

… an extended fact-finding tour of the concentration camps. 14 June, Speaking at a dinner party of the National Reform …

… to do so, under the provisions of Art. 8(e) and/or par. 14 of the Regulations can the Head Committee take a hand in …

… home for “coloured” South Africans. It won just over 14,000 votes nationally in 2014. The party had a taste of …

… family and was given refuge by the Zulu king Dinizulu.  On 14 April 1906, the Natal Government offered a reward of £500 …

… of $5 billion in structural adjustment credit. August 14 – 200 raiders attack a police station in Likoni, Mombasa. …

… in intensity, and so did the government's repression. Over 14,000 students left the country and went into exile. They …

… Thus, in 1884, Portugal proposed a conference in which 14 European countrieswould meet in Berlin regarding the …

… school fees, and overseas sources. 1858 Education Act No. 14 is passed. It provides for the creation of Educational … worth of damage is done in 36 hours of fighting. 14 August, There are more reports of arson by youth in the …

… Minister, P. W. Botha, was compelled to resign on August 14, 1989 partly due to a stroke he suffered in January 1989 …

… show was given on 24 May at the Wanderers Hall. On 14 October, three days after the declaration of South African …

… and Bombela, in Mpumalanga as protests gain momentum. On 14 August, TUT officially shuts down all its campuses …

… 1720 and 1790, slave numbers increased from 2 500 to 14 500. At the time of the final ending of slavery in 1838, …

… Nations A/RES/S-16/1 General Assembly 6th plenary meeting, 14 December 1989 The “Outward-Looking” policy of the S.A. …

… Minister, P. W. Botha, was compelled to resign on August 14, 1989 partly due to a stroke he suffered in January 1989 …

… a donation from Parsee Rustomjee, was formally opened on 14 September 1897. Emmanuel Cathedral The Emmanuel Cathedral …

… and Rousseau. End of President Brand’s reign On Saturday 14 July 1888, after playing a game of chess with his son, …

… Natives Land Act. Source: www.archiveshub.ac.uk Then on 14 February 1914, the SANNC met and chose five members to go …

… the Bantu Women's league (BWL). This was formed in 1913/14 as a branch of the ANC. At the time women were not … rights as well as equal rights for women (Walker 1991:14-15). The clothing industry became an important area of … since 1945 . Johannesburg: Ravan Press. See particularly chapter 6: ‘Women's protest movements in the 1950s'. Musiker …

… to the black majority, could be built in South Africa. • 14 February, Paul Weinberg and Omar Badsha held an exhibition …

… following extracts:- "I write this in a pretty little hut, 14 feet by 12, built by your brother. The walls are of …