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… 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 …

… to the formation of many civic, youth, student, worker, women and other organisations. There was also increased …

… Art? Sharpeville Massacre 1960. Two grief-stricken young women being taken home after the one in the middle had viewed …

… 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 … resentment was exacerbated by the treatment of Afrikaans women and children in war concentration camps, the British …

… 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, … African men were not determined to punitively rape white women, an impression he “gleaned from reading Coetzee’s novel …

… 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. … this meant practically was that breeding between ‘Aryan’ women and genetically suitable ‘Aryan’ men such as those who …

… The Indian Congresses invite the internationally acclaimed women activist and poet Sarojini Naidu to visit South …

… health care provided to poor white families. Even though women were originally banned from living on the dam’s …

… 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. …

… Isangomas Isangomas are spiritual healers and are often women. They are people who diagnose illness. People often …

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

… expenditure, with the balance made up by the income of women peddlers and domestic servants, and males who worked in … migrates to South Africa. Dr Goonam sets about organising women, first forming the Indian Women's League (IWL) in 1938. The IWL included Mrs V.R.R. …

… created a generation of disadvantaged youths and abused women due to the alcohol dependency that can be accredited to … with alcohol, including child abuse, violence against women and family disruption, are ‘ major obstacles to health … that concluded that ‘ men are 75.1% likely to drink, while women are 65.8% likely’ (Gossage). The high percentages of …

… country At a press conference during the UN Conference on Women, Tambo stressed that the ANC’s liberation struggle would not be complete until the women of South Africa were free 29 October Gives evidence … August Delivers a message to the rally to relaunch the ANC Women's Leaguein Durban. December, The entire Tambo family …

… When possible, the men killed wild animals for meat... Women milked the cows and ewes, and collected (gathered) …

… school initiates a teacher training course primarily for women. 1918 Ohlange begins to offer the Cape Junior …

… Malacca in 1662 there were 40 free burghers with about 15 women and 20 children. This resulted in the establishment of …

… the number of slave men outnumbered the number of slave women by four to one. [iii] Low fertility and high mortality … work every day . . . and two are house slaves. Many Cape women do not gladly sleep without a maid in the room, and …

… became more militarised. Shaka also incorporated young women into the amabutho. The hierarchy in the Zulu society … They raided areas outside of the Colony and captured San women and children as forced labourers. In 1828 the British …

… ************* Cosatu’s workers’ charter brought women’s issues to the fore. Proponents of the Workers’ … charter and organizing a campaign to drive the process. Women’s issues came to the fore, and various resolutions, for …

… Afterwards it is reported tat 30 ANC members along with 12 women 12 civilians including women and children are killed. Amoung the dead are Comrade …

… say that I have nothing but praise for those brave men and women fellow resisters of mine. History has ordained that … of eleven million people...Over two thousand men and women have stood by the ideal of Gandhi and have suffered the …

… sustainable growth and development, and the empowerment of women.  With unacceptably high levels of poverty and … While a number of these goals, including the promotion of women, healthcare and universal primary education have …

… Cape Regiment drive an estimated 20 000 Xhosa people, men, women and children over the Fish River from Zuurveld in the …

… of a national policy and legislation on violence against women and children. At community level it cooperates with …

… of a political student organisation. In 1978, about 400 women students at the University of Zululand boycotted …

… free health care programmes were implemented for pregnant women and small children, and free meals were provided for …

… Equal Rights (SOCCER), African Democratic Movement (ADM), Women’s Right Peace Party (WRPP), Ximoko Progressive Party …