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… were Mrs. Gool (president), Baloyi (senior president), M. Kotane (secretary), W.H. Andrews (treasurer), Dr. Dadoo … such as Dadoo, H.A. Naidoo, George Ponen, D.A. Seedat and M.D. Naidoo hadjoined the communist party within which they … despite its limitations, the first head-on clash since Gandhi's campaigns between the authorities and the Indian …

… power. There was a Gandhian punch to this. Building on Gandhi’s notion of passive resistance, workers simply stopped …

… to behave despotically. Source: Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi, vol. 3, pp. 26-36. That your petitioners hereby … & Hudson, H. & T. McCubbin, L. Kehrmann, A. Pass & Co., M. Laurie, and others. I can write simple letters in English. … but because the applicant was an Indian. What Mr. Gandhi had said was perfectly true, and he (Mr. Collins) felt …

… Mission, was among the resisters, as was Mr. Manila Gandhi, son of Mahatma Gandhi. Mrs. Pandit's moving plea New York, Friday: "We seek …

… of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, Mr Rajiv Gandhi. His inspiring inaugural address was welcomed by the … of the Movement and Prime Minister of India, Mrs Indira Gandhi. It recalled with deep respect and admiration the …

… to behave despotically. Source: Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi, vol. 3, pp. 26-36. That your petitioners hereby … & Hudson, H. & T. McCubbin, L. Kehrmann, A. Pass & Co., M. Laurie, and others. I can write simple letters in English. … but because the applicant was an Indian. What Mr. Gandhi had said was perfectly true, and he (Mr. Collins) felt …

… Four would later hold leading activists, such as Mahatma Gandhi or Robert Sobukwe , founder of the Pan Africanist … . Marais, Chris. “R30 M Jail for 4000 Prisoners.” Rand Daily Mail, May 11, 1982.  …

… Bambatha, Pixley Seme, John Langalibalele Dube, Mahatma Gandhi, Charlotte Maxeke and others had bequeathed to him and …

… that pass backwards through Charlotte Maxeke, Kasturba Gandhi and Valliamma Moonsamy, champions of passive …

… Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai M. K. Gandhi founded Indian Opinion in June 1903 to assist Indians …

… passing of the Act also ignited a protest march by Mahatma Gandhi. In addition, the African People’s Organization  (APO) …

… unarmed, the restoration of their human dignity. Mahatma Gandhi, the great apostle of nonviolence who founded and …

… unarmed, the restoration of their human dignity. Mahatma Gandhi, the great apostle of non-violence who founded and …

… service they could perform was to follow the example of Gandhi and invite arrest rather than stand by and accept the … were Mr. P. R. Pather, Mr. A. B. Moosa and Mr. A. M. Moolla. In this organisation Kajee was the obvious …

… unarmed, the restoration of their human dignity. Mahatma Gandhi, the great apostle of nonviolence who founded and …

… V.R. Verster, in the previous issue in response to Manilal Gandhi's scathing article about his experience in prison, … contains those photographs, Shooting at Sharpeville. P.M. Foster of the British High Commission noted, "one can see …

… of the order of the Niger, Torch of Kilimanjaro, Indira Gandhi Award for Peace, Disarmament, and Development. These … Dickson. 2000. In the Footsteps of the Masters : Desmond M.Tutu and Abel T.Muzorewa. Westport: Greenwood Publishing …

… thinker who came closest to this position was not Gandhi, whose appeals for moral rebirth had little purchase …

… of their wives. It was a regular thing for Nationalist M.P's to raise the question in Parliament and to call for … G. Tshabangu, B. Ramnarian, G. Rahman, E. Lazarus, M.C. Naidoo, D.C. Chetty, A.G. Moodley, E.M. Kajee Second … it carefully." His assurance was opposed by Mr. Manilal Gandhi's newspaper Indian Opinion. This newspaper gave a …

… of our struggling people and movement, the late Indira Gandhi. We are certain that her successor as Prime Minister of India, Rajiv Gandhi, will continue in her footsteps further to ex tend …

… August 1894. Abdulla Haji Adam was its first president and M. K. Gandhi its first secretary. The second report of the … preceding four years. Source: Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi, vol. 3, pp. 96-110. The first report was published in …

… of our struggling people and movement, the late Indira Gandhi. We are certain that her successor as Prime Minister of India, Rajiv Gandhi, will continue in her footsteps further to extend much …

… new independent states. Such widely different persons as Gandhi , Nehru , Nkrumah and Nasser all acknowledge this …

… Sheik Amod Essack. The first secretary of the PMC was N M Ayob and Suleiman Ismail Sujee was the first chairman of … its officials were: Imam Abdul Kadir Bawazeer [chairman], M P Fancy [secretary], E S Coovadia [treasurer], E S Mia and … Angalia [d 1952] in 1914 in Durban. Angalia was opposed to Gandhi's passive resistance stance as a weapon of struggle …

… of the Waaihoek women. Abdurahman was a great admirer of Gandhi’s passive resistance and he encouraged the women to … centre. Although Indian women had become involved in Gandhi's passive resistance of 1913 they did not attempt to … Union), Helen Joseph (COD), Amina Cachalia and Mrs M Naidoo (SAIC) and three trade unionists: Bettie du Toit, …

… struggle where this tactic has succeeded. In India, where Gandhi used it on a large scale, it did not by itself win … means that they must come into action. This is alien to Gandhi's methods. The National movement thought it had the … Committee and the SAIC around 1953, formulated me The M-Plan. It recognised that, because of the repressive laws …

… before 14 July 1894. Source: Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi, vol.1 pp. 147-57. 1. Your Lordship's petitioners are …

… were even given a half day off in mourning for Indira Gandhi’s death. 52 Both the state and the resistance movement … and before them the English, tried to obliterate.  Gandhi is trotted out as the traditional leader who …

… a strike, for example. Although I support the attitude of Gandhi, I don`t like to feel that I am passive; I am not. …