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Chapter 15. The African Worker-A Policeman and Pair Of Handcuffs Always Waiting - Garment Workers in Action by E. S. Sachs
… Regulation Act of 1911, and other restrictive laws. In 1924, when the first Industrial Conciliation Act was passed … employed in the clothing industry in the…
Chapter 5 - The Indian Tobacco Workers Strike of 1920: A Socio-Historical Investigation by Evangelos A. Mantzaris
… 1971). See B. L. Reid "Organised Labour in Natal 1918 - 1924", (Unpublished M.A. thesis. University of Natal, 1975). … Ideologies of the Greek Community in…
January 8th Statements - Statement of the National Executive Committee on the Occasion of the 106th Anniversary of the African National Congress presented by ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa, 13 January 2018
… decisions of Conference, the ANC aims to forge a social pact between government, labour, business and communities … levels of investment and job creation…
The people armed, 1984-1990
… Mozambique to agree to a mutual non-interference pact, at Nkomati in March 1984. Under the terms of the …
Article1960 - 1994: Armed Struggle and Popular Resistance
… Mozambique to agree to a mutual non-interference pact, at Nkomati in March 1984. Under the terms of the …
13 notable women in Cape Town’s history, 6 August 2015
… Street house. She lived under extreme deprivation until 1924 when assistance from the Dutch Reformed Church enabled …
Chapter 9. The Struggle against Sweating - Garment Workers in Action by E. S. Sachs
… Thus, when he passed the Industrial Conciliation Act in 1924 (after the violent industrial strife on the Rand in …
Statement by Oliver Tambo at the meeting of the Special Committee against Apartheid, 12 January 1982
… of a global conflict between the West and the Warsaw Pact countries. This enables the South African regime and its …
Statement by Oliver Tambo at the meeting of the United Nations Special Committee against apartheid, 12 January 1982
… of a global conflict between the West and the Warsaw Pact countries. This enables the South African regime and its …
ArticleKenyan Timeline
… settlers profit from the export of tea and coffee. 1924 The Kikuyu Central Association (KCA) is formed to …
ArticleForced Removals in South Africa
… such as the 1920 Native Affairs Act, the 1924 Class Areas Bill, the 1934 Slums Act and many more, led …
A Society for the “Advancement of Art”
… lost. No exhibition catalogues for the years 1907-1917, 1924-1936, and 1936 - 1940 survive, but Press reports and old …
ArticleSouth African Communist Party Timeline 1870-1996
… the ‘native policy’ which had been under serious debate. 1924 John Beaver Marks and Johannes Nkosi join the Party. … Congress - TIC) and Dr AB Xuma (ANC)…
76. The Indian people are an integral and permanent part of South Africa
… it follows closely the Class Areas Reservation Bills of 1924 and 1925, and the views of the Natal Post-War Works and … they were deprived of this privilege…
A Marxist critique of the Freedom Charter
… masses, through the RDP, Gear, Asgisa and now the election pact that is being promoted by the SACP and Cosatu leaders. …
Nelson Mandela’s address to rally in Durban 25 February 1990
… resistance. In 1947, this led to the Xuma-Naicker-Dadoo Pact, and to the joint action of Africans and Indians in the …
Chapter 1: Introduction
… business people were afraid of, if indeed they made a pact with Buthelezi. 9 Henceforth, the release of Nelson …
ArchiveZondeni Veronica Sobukwe interviewed by Ntsikelelo Sandi,King Williams Town,12 May 1997
… He arrived in Robben Island in 1963. He was born in 1924 in December, but in 1964 he was suffering from chronic …
Chapter 7 - Gumede keeps the bright fire burning, 1928-29
… shattered. Hopes pinned on sympathetic treatment from the pact government had been replaced by an ever-growing … Imperialism and the new African republic…
ArticleKey sites
… Hotel was opened by Ranchod Kesur Kapitan in around 1924/25 on the corner of Grey Street and Victoria Street. …
”On the Organisations of the African People”, from I. B. Tabata to Nelson Mandela, June 16, 1948
… to come together. To mention only two examples: Xuma's pact with the two Indian doctors, and now there is the Votes …
Document 51 - Leon Trotsky, Remarks on the Draft Theses of the Workers’ Party of South Africa, 20 April 1935
… be only the Class Struggle. The Comintern, beginning from 1924. transformed the programme of national liberation of …
The small matter of a horse: The life of 'Nongoloza' Mathebula, 1867-1948 by Charles van Onselen, 04 January 2012 (libcom.org)
… in a place where he could be closely observed. Thus, in 1924, at the age of fifty-seven and in yet another variation … Work', Africa's Golden Harvests …
ArticleIndian Passive Resistance in South Africa: 1946 - 1948
… Patrick Duncan, introduced the Class Areas Bill in January 1924, the first major attempt to compulsory segregate … reduce the number of Indians living in…
Article1976-1983: Mass Democratic movements
Introduction
ArticleMass Democratic movements, 1976-1983
… threat to public peace. The Industrial Conciliation Act of 1924 omitted all Africans from its definition of 'employee.' …
ArchiveAll That Glitters - Bound to strike back by Emilia Potenza
… on what they could produce on their own plots. From 1924 white farm owners began to take more and more land from …
ArticleLiberation history Timeline 1940-1949
… The presidents of the three congresses sign the Doctors Pact , a joint declaration of co-operation between them. To …
Document 48 - Lenin Club, Draft Thesis: The Native Question (Majority) (1934)
… and oppressive as when the S.A.L.P. participated in the "Pact" Government. lt was this Government that passed the …
ArchiveCHAPTER TWO: Class, Consiousness and Organisation inthe Political Development of Indian South Africans, 1860 - 1979 by Kumi Naidoo
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