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… King Ngqika and Prince Ndlambe led the Rharhabe people of the Amaxhosa in the early 19 th century. Their … purposes of acquiring land and making labourers out of the people. As such, the focus on their relationship allows … could be chosen for whatever reasons propagated by the people.  So as the leadership institution dictated, Rharhabe …

… of 1959 as work was drying up all over the country due to people being on edge over government policies. By September … from radio, performances, gatherings of more than 10 people were not allowed and prominent jazz musicians were … that I needed to have access to the kind of teachers that people like Louis Armstrong, Dizzy Gillespie, Clifford Brown, …

… Community histories on Sotho, Venda, Ndebele and Indian people in the Polokwane region will be added. Please use the …

… Association 'was killed because he refused to sell his people for thirty pieces of silver.' 24 March, South African … of emergency . 1 April, Dr Monty Naicker was one of 2 000 people arrested in dawn raids.  Dr Monty Naicker met I.C. … was in jail with Archie Gumede, Ahmed Sader and three people from the Transkei. 18 September, Dr Monty Naicker …

… of the visual arts groups in the townships, whereas people were responding to oppression with other group forms … a quote from the paper reads: "As politics must teach people the ways and give them the means to take control over their own lives, art must teach people, in the most vivid and imaginative ways possible, how …

… as an educational tool for educators and learners. How people can be used as historical sources and final practical …

… themselves the Khoikhoi, meaning “men of men” or “the real people” because they were proud of their past and culture. … also herded animals. Khoikhoi society had rich and poor people because animals could belong to individuals. They … who were all the same and shared everything. Rich Khoikhoi people would share their milk with poorer members of their …

… examines the nature and the needs of the Rand gold mines. People have always treasured gold for its lasting beauty and … Gold therefore is important for many reasons and people will go to great trouble and expense to find it. There … This area produces most of the world's gold - and people could carry on mining for hundreds of years. It is …

… P.W. Botha proposed a Referendum through which white people could vote for their preference regarding the … Parliament. In November 1983, about 70 percent of white people voted in favour of the reforms. The newly formed … urban councils had been firmly rejected by the demand for 'People's Power'. The campaign to win hearts and minds was in …

… areas in South Africa. [v] An approximate 60 000 people resided in District Six, the population being … was constructed [xi], and  that same year a group of people consisting of religious groups and community figures … the Group Areas Act(Athlone, South Africa :   Surplus People Project,   1994) p.1. ↵ [vii] University of Cape Town, …

… the north was prevalent. The Griquas , an early name for people of mixed descent, started the expansion westward and … because of their shared belief that they were God's chosen people to cure the Coloureds from their lives that Afrikaners … among Afrikaners perpetuates the stereotype that Coloured people have a weakness for alcohol (Adhikari, 157). There is …

… Kajee and P.R. Pather, undertook on behalf of the Indian people to accept residential segregation voluntarily in … formed with Dr Naicker at its head, to organise the Indian people against segregation. 1943-45 - Dr Naicker built up … on Indians throughout the country. March 31 - 6,000 people led by Monty Naicker marched in protest against the …

… to improve and to articulate the grievances of the Indian people. From 1917 to 1923, events on the international level … national organisations representing African and Coloured people. Dr. Dadoo and Dr. Naicker lent all their efforts to … of disobedience in the Defiance Campaign . More than 8000 people were arrested during the Defiance Campaign, nearly …

… to gather around themselves larger and larger groups of people. In short, the ownership of firearms turned into a … possession in the Americas range from 9 to 15 million people. Although a great deal of violence accompanied the … also led to new political formations. In some cases, as people sought protection from the violence and warfare that …

… with followers from all over South Africa – about 3 000 people – arriving at Ntabelanga to await the coming of the … He contacted Mgijima, who said that the assembled people had not been able to attend the Passover festivities … land permanently. Mgijima assured the authorities that the people squatting on the land would leave as soon as the …

… named were Europeans, Coloured, and Natives. Coloured people and Natives were also subcategorized according to … up to adjudicate disputed cases. Documents were issued to people based on the racial group they were designated. Identity cards were issued to all people over the age of sixteen which accorded authorized …

… African Congress of Democrats (COD) South African Coloured People's Congress (SACPO) …

… it was Poqo’s avowed policy to attack and kill Black people who were some way or another linked to the state. For … influx control which was a source of irritation among the people gave Poqo an entry point. The organisation offered to … other issues enabled Poqo ingratiate itself among black people in Mbekweni township of Paarl and other townships …

… involvement of the apartheid government. Of thirty-four people on board only nine survived the crash. After the crash … alleged that they initially ignored the dead and wounded people and started collecting the documents papers scattered … after the crash). "The police 'didn't go to the aid of the people who were crying out. There were people who died for …

… What did the artists paint? Ancient rock artists painted people and animals. It is difficult to say why they painted … only discovered about 350 years ago and the first European people to see it thought it primitive. Today these paintings … to the pictures. Now the pictures are fenced off and are people forbidden to touch them. Museums where we can learn …

… drought and locust plagues put intense pressure on people already struggling to eke out an existence on … growing into hunger, debt with no hope of escape. No people under the sun who have not been tamed and weakened by … and take the goods from them'. The women demanded that people stop buying from the white shopkeepers until prices …

… solemnly pledge and bind myself to serve my country and my people in accordance with the directives of the National … when they left a hall after curfew. In Port Elizabeth, 30 people entered a railway station through the “Europeans Only” … the situation. During the campaign more than 8 000 people went to jail for defying apartheid laws and …

… better life has yet to be realised. On this day, you, the people, took your destiny into your own hands. You decided … the past - detentions without trial, disappearances of our people, deaths in detentions, hangings of those opposed to … Areas Act and many more laws that made the lives of black people unbearable - are testimonies that our freedom was …

… deaths on board and 185 births, making a total of 89 100 people arriving in Natal. The first ship, The Truro, carrying … was listed as "not shipped". Between 1860 and 1861, ten people died before being assigned to any employer, whilst …

… been passed on from the family, community and place where people have been raised. Read more about South African …

… into the interior. The term “Bastaards” originally denoted people with a greater “civilisation” and attachment to … cornets who reported on any such claims. Basters and other people of mixed race moved first to the outer limits of the … protégé of the missionaries. The Griquas were the first people from the Cape to settle in the Transorangia area, …

… used to control the movement of Black, Indian and Coloured people in South Africa. The pass said which areas a person …

… /xarra //ke, written in the Khoisan language of the /Xam people, literally meaning: diverse people unite. It addresses each individual effort to harness … of any potential. It relates to the nourishment of the people and signifies the agricultural aspects of the earth. …

… their way to safety, they encountered various groups of people with different languages and lifeways. Generally, Khoe … evidence, however, shows that Bantu-speaking people were settled in the nearby Kei River valley by the 8th … shelf became available for habitation. It follows that people congregated on the coastal plain. Marine resources …