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… to leave Mozambique, and is later appointed as the ANC’s Head of Underground Structures and Chief of the … in the local elections Zuma tells female journalists that women were now too sensitive to accept compliments. He continued saying that when women were complimented they often claimed it was harassment. …

… schools, and the subsequent increase in economic power of women, led to a deterioration of patriarchal traditional … and in Natal. An important aspect of what Buthelezi’s Inkatha party called for was the separation and … pieces of legislation which seek to provide more rights to women but that in the process tend to undermine traditional …

… The Nguni represent nearly two thirds of South Africa's Black population and can be divided into four distinct … weapons and farm implements, and building dwellings. Women had domestic responsibilities and raised crops, usually … were separated from the land and urbanised. Zulu men and women have made up a substantial portion of South Africa's …

… Prior to Biko's inquest, magistrates had declined to examine the … suicides or prison accidents. At the inquest into Biko’s death, no government official was prepared to condemn his … of police interference occurred in the Dube Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), in Soweto. Mourners had …

… 2nd ed. Pretoria: Protea Book House. Ferguson S. (ed) 1998. Collins Pocket English Dictionary. s l: Harper Collins. Hoopes J. 1979. Oral History: An …  [Accessed: 12 January 2015]. ShowMe, (2008/8), “The 1956 Women’s march to the Union Buildings” from ShowMe, 12 …

… We are a serious and responsible minded body of men and women, and our aim, as we have stated many times, is neither …

… compile a travelling exhibition, You Have Struck a Rock: Women and Resistance in South Africa , to mark the first August 9th Women’s Day Celebrations held in the country since the early …

… to the public across Europe, and by the mid 1800’s they were no longer privately run and governments had sole … billing needs. The typewriter also strongly influenced women’s work, giving them new skills and responsibilities. … Image source The typewriter also strongly influenced women’s work, giving them new skills and responsibilities. …

… Entire family of Morgan Montoedi (Krugersdorp Resident's Organisation) Petrol bomb attack on home. 28 May Oukasie, … (62), Nhlanhla Mbatha (36) Makhathini member of the ANC Women's League Killed at Ms Makhathini's home. 26 June … June/July OFS Tejibe Ndlovu Secretary of Free State ANC Women's League Killed in front of her house. July Wembezi …

… with the working class. This was central to Rick’s political philosophy. During this period it was … They demanded a weekly salary of R20 for men and R14 for women. Several Indian were assaulted by striking black … R3 a week was announced. S. Pedlar and Co. On 29 January women employed by S. Pedlar and Co. brought the factory to a …

… on basis of Race, and were often in favour of white people’s interests. Black and white people were not allowed contact … The African National congress The Freedom Charter The women Resistance movement Sharpeville Massacre Rivonia Trial … The African National congress The Freedom Charter The women Resistance movement Sharpeville Massacre Rivonia Trial …

… leaders, whose residences were clustered around the chief's residence. Sotho villages sometimes grew into large towns … were also organized into age-sets, or groups of men or women who were close in age. Each age-set had specific … for warfare and herding, depending on age-set, and women for crop cultivation and religious responsibilities. An …

… and headmen. Following the Zulu model of traditional law, women did not enjoy the right to land. Only widowed women who could prove that they had family responsibilities … Transvaal was allocated over 5m morgen of land, the lion’s share from the total added to “Scheduled Native Areas”. …

… but “concluded that the time was not right for women to participate in politics” (Limb, 2010: 78). As the … the Transvaal Native Congress condemn the Natal government’s handling of the rebellion. The African National Political …

… and a anti-Apartheid activist. Nontsikelelo Albertina’s role as a caregiver was almost formalised when she took a … brought about through defining moments in South Africa’s Apartheid history while still being able to remain hopeful … many of whom were interested in the mobilisation of women under apartheid.’ Nontsikelelo Albertina had a …

… The Dutch name of the city Riebeeckstad (Riebeeck’s Town) was eliminated as the British continued to use the … British children were brought to the Cape by the Children’s Friend Society to work as indentured labour for local … indentured labour. Despite intermarriage between the Dutch women and British immigrants, the growth of British influence …

… post at Malacca. There are 40 free burghers with about 15 women and 20 children settled at the Cape to cultivate land … west of America. 1809 The expansion of the Cape Colony?s borders to the Orange River comes up for the first time. An … at the Cape of Good Hope and the extension of the Colony?s borders to the Orange River becomes more necessary. 1822 …

… character however changed in the mid-1980s with the people?s insurrection, and some organisations identifying with the … to the formation of many civic, youth, student, worker, women and other organisations. There was also increased …

… armed struggle, the internationalisation of South Africa’s Apartheid policies and the growing division between black … Art? Sharpeville Massacre 1960. Two grief-stricken young women being taken home after the one in the middle had viewed her husband's body twisted into a lifeless bulk by police gun fire, …

… (mostly Dutch and Germans) could retire from the Company's service and become Free Burghers (independent farmers). In … occasions, boys and men wear shorts with knee socks, and women wear long dresses and bonnets. Male folk dancing … the launch of the Afrikaans Bible in 1933. Initially, few women ventured to write, but in 1936 Elisabeth Eybers made …

… in Post-Apartheid Discourse: Deconstructing South Africa’s Racial Narrative Abstract This paper addresses the falsity … Moffett credits a lack of faith in policing as rendering women “unlikely to report [their] attacker” (2006: 141). … war”, asserting that “at least one in three South African women will be raped in her lifetime” (2006: 129). However, …

… ‘modern’ application of race has much to do with Europe’s interaction with the ‘rest of the world’. [3] Thus, central … out Aboriginal blood. Cook encouraged lighter-skinned women to marry white men and in this way ‘breed out their … were viewed as the master race. [35] In these programmes, women were central in creating this perceived pure nation. …

… wrote to the press on the South African Appellate Court's judgment in the case of the Krugersdorp Municipality vs. … excepted permit to take up a post as a teacher at Dadoo ’s school in Johannesburg. Joshi, a militant Indian … The Indian Congresses invite the internationally acclaimed women activist and poet Sarojini Naidu to visit South …

… the impact of the Second Anglo-Boer War , namely Milner’s Scorched Earth policy that left farms in ruins. [2] Under … in the Northern Cape, was constructed during the 1930’s as an irrigation scheme that was meant to uplift unemployed … health care provided to poor white families. Even though women were originally banned from living on the dam’s …

… held in London to protest against President F.W. de Klerk’s  visit to the United Kingdom. The rally is addressed by … resigns from the Executive of both the ANC and its Women’s League. The ANC agrees to urgent talks with the … Winnie Madikizela-Mandela is elected President of the ANC Women’s League. This automatically guarantees her a position …

… small groups in Namibia and Zambia. While the Sotho people’s history is not directly intertwined with that of … were also organized into age-sets, or groups of men or women who were close in age. Each age-set had specific … the man is considered the head of the household. Women are defined as farmers and bearers of children. …

… YCL comprised mainly of young white males with a few young women. Soon it became a well-knit and efficient organisation. … YCL comprised mainly of young white males with a few young women. Soon it became a well-knit and efficient organisation. … YCL members, among them Levy, sold the organisation’s newspaper, Youth for a New South Africa. According to the …

… Isangomas Isangomas are spiritual healers and are often women. They are people who diagnose illness. People often … but rather sees them as part of a community. People’s sickness is often related to their relationship with other … ‘bone’ has a meaning. They represent part of the patient’s life. For example, one bone could represent a person’s …

… over water and grazing rights, or the ownership of women or livestock usually caused the divisions amongst …