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… by political violence between the ANC and IFP, manifested as a low intensity war over the previous two decades.  … services. The National Party (NP) had characterised itself as the party of law and order, supporting a free market … Freedom Party (IFP) had also advocated free economy as well as the eradication of corruption, exploitation and …

… 22, The Draft Asiatic Registration Bill (later enacted as the  Asiatic Registration Act),  is published in the … is taken. The meeting, chaired by Abdul Gani, is regarded as the beginning of the first ever  Passive Resistance … of ten fingerprints of Indians.  Gandhi rejects this as unwarranted discrimination and humiliation.  He is …

… Europeans and was never intended to be an Asiatic Colony. As part of the anti-Indian campaign, laws were passed to this … a new agreement for the conditions of indenture to Natal.  As a result Act 17 of 1895, the Indian Immigration Law … the tax was extended to girls aged 13 and boys aged 16.  As a result by 1911, thousands of people were in debt and an …

… Cartoon: The Transvaal and the Orange Free State are seen as virgins, tied to a burning stake, which is lit by John … the British army quickly moved inland, defeating the Boers as they travelled. The sieges in Kimberley ended on 15 … After Bloemfontein and Pretoria had fallen to Britain, as many as 13 900 Boers laid down their arms because they …

… eye ailment through the tri-baptismal the church practised as a part of their member recruitment program. Some members … Motaung’s Zion Apostolic Faith Mission and was ordained as a bishop of the ZAFM for the Transvaal. Due to differences … messianic elements which viewed Lekganyane, the founder, as an African messiah. He introduced the all-male Mokhukhu …

… of the tripartite alliance. FEDUSA describes itself as a multiracial organisation and a non-partisan federation. … trade unions prefer deliberative negotiating means as opposed to strikes and militant means of protest. In 2015, … the two federations FEDUSA and NACTU were operating as distinct entities although they formally merged in 2007. …

… towards the east of the Cape and could only be used as seasonal grazing for animals and expansion was forced … Life at the Cape changed, but productivity remained low as a result of irregular rain, a small population, a lack of … area being allowed to extend their grazing over the river as an emergency measure. Rainfall in 1826 allowed most of …

… of an English Church Society where English was used as a medium of instruction. However, the population of these … for Boys, St Andrews Seminar for Girls, which was known as the Home and later became known as St Michaels and the Wesleyan School which was the only …

… and the law. And section 166 identifies these courts as: the Constitutional Court; the Supreme Court of Appeal; … The Supreme Court of Appeal, which used to be known as the Appellate Division, sits in Bloemfontein and is the … the decisions of the High Courts (which used to be known as the Supreme Courts) are binding on Magistrates' Courts …

… widely recognised both in South Africa and internationally as an event of major political significance. In his message … nation that its people from all walks of life will meet as equals, irrespective of race, colour and creed, to … committees would be established along the same lines as the National Action Council. At the same time the …

… conference, pasted in the box below. Resources are unclear as to whether this exact agenda was used at the conference. … To formally establish the South African Native Congress as a National Society or Union for all the Natives of South … Eastern Cape) was opposed to this move. He described it as a ‘dangerous delusion’ in that it preached that Africans …

… Students’ Congress (SASCO). One development is that as protests have increased so too has police brutality … and tuition fees. At other tertiary institutions such as University of Cape Town (UCT) and Stellenbosch University, … and criminal actions at some universities such as University of Limpopo, Durban University of Technology, …

… believe that Christmas originated in the 4th century as a Christian substitute for the pagan Festival of Saturn … refer to Season's Greetings. This is a controversial topic as 'deChristing' Christmas will aggravate many Christians and …

… purposes, but are also available for public consultation, as they offer a wide field for research. Documents that are … depots contain valuable collections of documents, such as papers relating to former prime ministers. Documents …

… National Union of South African Students (NUSAS) and just as steadfastly, the move was vetoed by the campus … Afrikaans had to be used on an equal basis with English as one of the languages of instruction in the department's …

… of passes by black women. The pass came to be seen as a symbol of oppression and the Bantu Women's League was … pass laws for women in the Free State and other areas as well. After the formation of the League, Charlotte Maxeke …

… and receives critical acclaim in Coetzee's country as well as his first recognition internationally. Wins the CNA Prize …

… all the cooking. Lydenburg Head One set of pottery, known as the ‘Lydenburg heads,’ named after the site at which where … for this section Trade Some farmers became very wealthy as they had many cattle and had so much of food stored that …

… from Peninsula Technikon, Western Cape. Presently works as a newspaper photographer. …

… South Africa in 1933. She grew up in what she described as a Jewish middle-class household where her pediatrician … to make house calls. Her German-born mother was trained as a pharmacist and her maternal grandmother helped her … on Africa where she quickly established her reputation as a champion of the movement to cut financial ties with the …

… This feature is critical in high wind speed areas as the blade rotor does not turn when out of the wind as is the case with most fixed blade designs. As the blade pitch angle changes, speed is maintained so that …

… the Freedom charter in 1955. 1980 SACTU declares the year as the year of the Worker 1980 Massive national school … other hand, the interests of the state and of its citizens as entrenched by section 118 and other provisions of the … provision to put 'African taxpayers on the same footing as those of other races.' 1980 16 707 were convicted on …

… Parliament that the riots can in no way be described as a reaction against the Government's apartheid policy and … of the PAC and Kitchener Leballo, its national secretary, as well as 11 others are charged with incitement to riot. 24 March, …

… to observe day of Prince of Wales' arrival as day of mourning. Spoke at Durban Indian Society meeting in … a breakdown of the money obtained since December last was as follows: From Bombay 4,253- 3-4 From Rangoon 750- 0-0 From … of Union was no cause for rejoicing and described it as "a combination of hostile forces" arrayed against …

… at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology. Works as a photographer for newspapers. …

… Carman Dr William Fehr (1892-1968), collector of art as history Dr Karl Koperski …

… including two civilians. This incident becomes known as the Silverton Siege . June, The African National Congress … African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) declared 1980 as the year of the worker. February, Thousands of high school … South Africans ... We believe that the church in its role as peacemaker must help the people of South Africa to avoid …

… South Africa: The Cordoned Heart is considered as one of the seminal photographic exhibitions and books of … cultural festival of films, music and performances events as part of the Conference.  At the end of June 1984 Badsha …  Badsha was unable to attend the opening of the exhibition as the South African government denied him a passport to …

… but does not work there long. She then gets a job at as the Johannesburg editor of The Guardian newspaper. 1949 … and her family return to South Africa. She begins working as the editor of the New Age (successor of The Guardian ). … Slovo arrive in Maputo for First’s funeral. 20 August, As part of his Freedom concert, Abdullah Ibrahim closes a …

… band to the outer edge of the fly, can be interpreted as the convergence of diverse elements within South African … all times and must not: Touch the floor or ground. Be used as a tablecloth or be draped in front of a platform. Be used …