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… ratio regum , carelessly and wantonly, when the right of revolt had merely been asserted and barely exercised. 203 The … Yale University Press, 1987), pp.66, 72-73. Feit, Urban Revolt , pp.234-5; Tom Lodge, Black Politics , p.237. Ronnie … ; Baruch Hirson, Year of Fire, Year of Ash; The Soweto Revolt: Roots of a Revolution? (London: Zed Books, 1979); …

… of the movements into exile. - 60 years since the Pondoland Revolt, which saw the Mpondo people rise up against the bantu …

… They seek to contain a swelling tide of revolution and revolt by the masses of the people against the entire system …

… They seek to contain a swelling tide of revolution and revolt by the masses of the people against the entire system …

… suppressed." The Governor, then, feared that the spirit of revolt would spread to the Khoikhoin in the western districts …

… They seek to contain a swelling tide of revolution and revolt by the masses of the people against the entire system …

… of control on the Africans which would have stirred into revolt any other section of the population. But because the … the century of youth. All over the world youth is in revolt against barren conservatism, stagnation and …

… one could be swept up in the spirit of defiance and revolt conveyed in the surging freedom songs. But, above all, …

… the combative spirit which had characterised the 1976 revolt. By 1983, the ANC stood on the verge of a potential …

… the combative spirit which had characterised the 1976 revolt. By 1983, the ANC stood on the verge of a potential …

… the 1940s. When Luthuli appealed to the people’s spirit of revolt, and based the obligation to resist on the …

… calling itself the alternative government! 7 But this revolt against Marais Steyn was not, in the first instance, … National Party! Not a single one ever had the courage to revolt against this greatest immorality where the rich in the …

… before the boiling pot of emotions erupted into full-scale revolt. What followed was a series of unrest between the Kru … from 1910. [xci] The alarming spread of the Kru coast revolt, led by the Kabor Kru, eventually covered 100 miles of …

… of workers onto the streets after 1973, a student revolt in 1976-77 that swept through South Africa and drew in … to his need’. When finally there was an armed peasant revolt in Pondoland in 1960, the AAC was split -with the central …

… A lack of unity among the Khoi-Khoi group undermines the revolt. Consequently, the Peninsular Khoi-Khoi loose more … action as the previous day. It appears that the Cape Town revolt has passed the point were intimidation can force youth …

… in our society. The tragic events at Marikana and the revolt by farm workers in the Western Cape Boland area have …

… besides trying to attribute the violence of the revolt to the United Democratic Front, hoped to prove that …

… gave the Malagasy slaves aboard the Meermin the chance to revolt against their oppressors, sparking the Meermin Mutiny …

… the peasants of Sekhukuniland in the North East and of Pondoland in the Eastern Cape organised peaceful resistance …

… available. There are many schools in Bechuanaland and Pondoland, which were started by local funds, but which now …

… Government Scheme and a number of arrests were made. In Pondoland the people were strong in protest against their …

… and that it be governed in the same way as Basutoland, Pondoland, and Bechuanaland. We quite understand that the … reveals that many of the strikes before 1919 and the 1922 revolt were characterised by profound racism and reactionary …

… the Dutch, fired on by liberal ("Jacobin") ideas were in revolt against the VOC's maladministration. The British fleet …

… thanks to his journalistic skills, could produce his Revolt for distribution in Cape Town. While the operatives …

… demonstrations among rural women during the Natal Women's Revolt. By September 1961 the FSAW had made enough ground to … © Omar Badsha. By the time the 1980s drew to a close the revolt against the government, increased international … 1-23. Krikler, J. 1996. ‘Women, violence and the Rand Revolt of 1922', Journal of Southern African Studies , 22, 3, …

… of their own acquiescence in that value; the salvation of revolt that is there, too, a match dropped by the builders of … school-children for a decent education was changed into a revolt in 1976; their strength came from the deep silt of …

… the Government attempted to impose Bantu Authorities in Pondoland. Thirty-nine Africans died in these disturbances. … engendered in places such as Zeerust, Sekhukhuniland, and Pondoland amongst Africans. It was increasingly taking the …

… Union launches the biggest strike since the Rand Revolt of 1922. More than 60 000 African mineworkers take …

… eighteen miles away. Meanwhile, in the rural reserves of Pondoland and Sekhukuneland; in Zeerust and the interior of … banished and persecuted. Beginning in Bizana in Eastern Pondoland, where “a vast popular movement arose in March 1960 … per month. See Govan Mbeki, South Africa: The Peasants Revolt (IDAF, London, 1984), p. 7. |16 New Age, 12.04.1956. …

… of control on the Africans which would have stirred into revolt any other section of the population. But because the …