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… Participation as combatants in the First World War was reserved for men of … for the First World War. [ii] Their participation would be as non-combatants only. The eagerness to partake in the war … roads, building bridges, transport and hospital duties as well as administrative tasks. For a number of Cape Corps …

… the Convention with Petrus Shabort and Ismail Mohamed as presiding judges. About 228 delegates from nineteen … the country under the stewardship of a neutral party, such as the United Nations or the Organisation of African Unity . Other more extremist organisations such as the Conservative Party and Azanian People's Organisation …

… the crowd. Only 22 recruits were enlisted on the first day as the vast majority did not meet the stringent conditions … stations far outnumbered that of the city of Cape Town, as many of the would be recruits from the city did not meet … position at Makalinso was launched successfully. Kibongo As the British advance followed the retreating German East …

… Calendar - African Photographers of the Future. Works as a newspaper photographer. …

… 1959 Robert Sobukwe Speech at the University of Fort Hare as President of the Students’ Representative Council, 21 …

… may be coordinated and of assistance to each other was as keenly expressed by the African and coloured delegates as by the Indian delegates. "The decision to hold meetings … The non-European people are joining hands because it is as non-Europeans that they are deprived of democratic rights …

… in the discourse of Namibia’s struggle for independence, as passive resistance is traded in for an armed struggle. … People’s Organisation (SWAPO), and elects Sam Nujoma as President in absentia.  1962 SWAPO’s decision to launch an … a period of time SWAPO is at a loss with no clear mandate as to how to proceed. 26 December 1969 – 2 January 1970 An …

… that played a role in developing what became known as the people’s arts movement. We want to understand, through research, both of the archive as well as personal stories, how the Apartheid state machinery tried …

… the birth of Georgi Dimitrov in Sofia. Dadoo is diagnosed as having cancer.  His doctors advise that he has to have … Africa to visit him. Joe Slovo , who is to replace him as Party Chairman, also spends much time at his bedside and … in Lenasia to pay tribute to him is promptly banned, as are two pamphlets entitled, 'Yusuf Dadoo: Portrait of a …

… the bank for attack. He said he would not attack a bank as he knew it was against ANC policy. In trying to secure … the attack on Soekmekaar police station had been intended as ‘armed propaganda’ in protest against the forced removal … of civilians, and that the ANC opposed methods such as the taking of hostages. However, on 28 August 1980, the …

… white cities. The Bantu Homeland, sometimes referred to as the Bantustan, were pisions of areas of land that were … allowed in the cities on condition that they worked there as labours and domestic workers. Even the Blacks who worked … strong criticism from the Indian and coloured community, as the advisory councils that the coloureds and Indians were …

… As population in the freehold townships swelled, overcrowding … pieces and sold at a penny a slice. Other commodities such as cooking oil, sugar, maize-meal, tea and candles were … ability to pay, their own tastes, and cultural background. As a result, there were some houses that were built of brick, …

… in which black and white shall live and work together as equals in conditions of peace and prosperity. Using the … is won; until our country is free and happy and peaceful as part of the community of man, we cannot rest." "Using the … in which black and white shall live and work together as equals in conditions of peace and prosperity." "We seek to …

… 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 …

… Ridge Ashley is a senior at Southern Methodist University. As a Creative Writing major who also dabbles in visual art, … years in Asia between the ages of three and fourteen, as well as having bilingual parents who grew up in Africa. Studying …

… exhibit work at three major arts festivals in Germany and as part of a group show in Sydney, Australia. …

… the Board created a dual system of education for Indians as they were allowed to attend European schools. 1879 26 … but the Board instructed him to prepare another report as it found the first one unsatisfactory. 26 November, Mr … teacher could not be found .It was then re-opened as an aided school under the management of Dr Booth.A new …

… for flowers and trees. In the 1870s Pretoria was known as the “City of Roses”, but after Mr. J. D. Cilliers bought … became the “Jacaranda City”. The local area examined as part of this section of the curriculum will differ from … information using various sources. SAHO has used Pretoria as an example local history. SAHO’s head offices are in …

… the NIC in 1894 and the TBIA in 1903. However, it was only as late as 1919 that the SAIC was founded. After a modest beginning … call together delegates from the whole of South Africa ... as matters affecting us will simply drift and remain in their …

… what is this enemy is much less clear. It is therefore not as easy to mobilise and organise students as it was before 1994. Second, while some students have … satisfied with general ideas of freedom and demands such as a South Africa based on the Freedom Charter, in which 'the …

… 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 were so …

… the management of the passengers and assist in translation as the vast majority of the immigrants did not speak English. … of 29 persons died at sea while one person was listed as "not shipped". Between 1860 and 1861, ten people died …

… and if their labour were not available for the mines, gold as well as diamonds would remain in the bowels of the earth. Like, …

… and the ANC officially rejected communism. Seme took over as president, and tried to bring the ANC back to its more … of the SACP, particularly in some Black townships as the ANC experienced a marked decline. However, the …

… By the late 1970s, and especially as a result of the June 1976 uprising , the Apartheid … Indian and Coloured youth, who began to see themselves as Black instead of Indian or Coloured, also presented a …

… for instance, has both a national South African heritage, as well as a more personal and private one. Such a person might also …

… and raise funds for the Passive Resistance Campaign. As student leader she addressed a number of mass meetings … and Africans who had begun to work together politically as the ANC and NIC. She was the Secretary of the League with Bertha Mkhize, president of the ANC Women's League, as the Chairperson. This was the first organisation in South …

… and laws are not only found racist, but are also regarded as pseudo-scientific because they are not scientifically …

… hobby became an occupation for the past 16 years. I work as a commercial photographer but decided to attempt to see …

… in Durban, a testament to the esteem he was held in as a fighter for liberation. 16 December, Nadarasen 'Kukri' …