SAHO global search

… arose in the Grey Street area. These included Simon’s Cafe, Goodwill Lounge, owned and run by Pompie Naidoo who … the street, hence the name “squatters market”. A number of women sold cooked meat, beans and mealies (corn). The farmers … the street, hence the name "Squatters Market". A number of women sold cooked meat, beans and mealies. The farmers would …

… removals. By 1955, when the removals began, the Government’s creation of new administrative bodies (such as the 1953 … amendment instructed local authorities to deny African women the right to enter urban areas unless they had written … and jazz clubs, alcohol was brewed and sold illicitly, women engaged in prostitution, and men gambled and hawked. …

… 1670. However it is generally agreed that during Shaka’s reign this sport was used as a way of training young men … This was extended to the times of Dingaan, who was Shaka’s successor. As new leaders emerged the purpose of stick … Stick fighting is also popular during weddings or at young women’s coming out ceremonies called Umemulo. Young and …

… South African exiles were part of Medu and the festival’s organising team. The events were chaired by Thamsanqa … group forms such as civic organisations, trade unions, women and student organisations. After a number of cultural … is no less or more important than a street sweeper’s or a doctor's”. A number of plays were produced at the …

… Naicker, in turn, delivered the opening address at the ANC’s congress in Durban on 16 December 1954, but his banning … a year later on 6 December 1955. He quoted from Dr Naicker’s speeches between 1946 and 1954 to argue that cumulatively … into public life. He addressed a meeting of African women members of the ANC in Durban, which called for a beer …

… was severely curtailed by the Dutch East India Company's use of slaves.  Little is known of the lives of ordinary … territories he conquered.  Peoples in the path of Shaka's armies moved out of his way, becoming in their turn … by the British devastating Boer farms and placing their women and children in concentration camps where some 28 000 …

… Cape with their 'owners'. By 1658 there were 11 slaves, 8 women and 3 men at the Cape. One of these, Abraham, was a … who demonstrated their unhappiness about the government's policy to release slaves from the control of  Free Burghers …

… the spiritual and political powers of Zulu kings. Buthelez's IFP The dawn of apartheid in the 1940s marked major changes … the homelands, and during the 1960s the Government's objective was to form a tribal authority and provide for … was extended to all Black South Africans, including men, women and youth. When membership was extended, branches …

… who goes into exile following the South African government’s banning of the organisation. She remains abroad for the … year, she begins her service as co-ordinator of the ANC’s Health Plan for 1991-1994. 1992 Tshabalala-Msimang attends … drug Zidovudine (AZT) to HIV-positive pregnant women. The drug has been clinically shown to significantly …

… in the Union of South Africa". It rejected South Africa's contention that the matter was within the domestic … in Sharpeville against pass laws for Africans: 69 men, women and children were killed and about 200 wounded. 25 … International Day of Solidarity with the Struggle of Women of South Africa and Namibia was observed for the first …

… What are heritage resources? What are South Africa's World Heritage Sites? Investigating heritage resources from … buttocks (although these were common features of Khoisan women of the time). Dunlop put her on display in exhibitions … offering aid and an intervention programme for abused women and children was recently opened in Manenberg on the …

… slavery". Chattel slavery was practiced in the America’s and saw human beings traded as mere property. These … components of their worship practices. Enslaved men and women kept the rites, rituals, and cosmologies of Africa … illness, playing dumb, or slowing down work. Both men and women faked being ill to gain relief from their harsh working …

… by the new system of land tenure. Estimates put the colony's population at 744 officials, approximately 2 000 burghers … children captive. This is the first record of indigenous women and children being taken captive and forced into … that he met the first Khoi-Khoi, two men with their women-folk and children, on the tenth day after their …

… Some of the most important figures were young men and women.  Gandhi was only 24 years old when he helped found the … of the prominent leaders of the ANC, the African People’s Organisation (APO) and the Natal and Transvaal Indian … earlier with the formation of the ANCYL and the ANC’s Women’s League. The involvement of youth in politics in the …

… the Songhai Empire West Africa is home to many of Africa's oldest kingdoms. These kingdoms played an important role in … army was unusual in West Africa because its soldiers were women feared by other neighbouring coastal states. In about … culture - Fall of the Empire: Moroccan invasion of 1591. - Women in Songha - Contact with Europeans Please contribute …

… on ‘Problems in Poultry Raising’ at Tuskegee Institute’s commencement ceremony. 13 July-October: In order to pay his … to Budapest, Hungary and works gaining experience in women’s diseases and midwifery. Xuma studies complex surgery … of all races, eliminates the House of Chiefs and gives women equal right within the Congress. 15-17 December: Xuma …

… defeated the Tswana in the Magaliesberg. But Mzilikazi's invasion of the area saw even these conquerors defeated by … King Mokgatle (1836-1891) decided to secure the community's rights to land. The BaFokeng are descended from the … is probably part of a complex of ideas that associate women with copper and men with iron. Research here has helped …

… allows for interracial cricket competitions. June, Asvat’s clinic catches on fire during the Soweto Uprising. People … black consciousness organization formed after Steve Biko’s death and the banning of BC organizations. He is later … Azapo Health Secretariat, led by Asvat, and the Ikageng Women’s Group launch a free monthly health clinic in Soweto. …

… non-governmental organisations, community groups, women's organisations, faith-based organisations, professional … disarmament, student movements, peace movements, and women's movements. The context The beginning of the Nuclear …

… analyses estimate the jump of the HIV virus to the U.S. at around 1970, suggesting a crucial hub of early U.S. HIV/AIDS diversification.  1975 The first reports of … to criticism that the existing definition under-counts women and other populations living with the virus. 1994 U.S. …

… Cape we saw in the whole circumference of the earth.' 1590's The English and the Dutch begin to call regularly at Table … are sent to Batavia. Thirty-eight men and thirty-seven women remain at the Cape. Van Riebeeck obeys the order of the … that he met the first Khoi-Khoi, two men with their women-folk and children, on the tenth day after their …

… 1960s, including censorship on political writing. Emery’s friendships through politics, shown through her … about how she respected men, befriended more men than women, and remarked on a young female student’s questioning … status. She claimed, “I relate better to men than to women,” as a point to support her reluctance to join the …

… in the early 1880s. His most famous book is King Solomon's Mines (1886), a bestseller in its day (and filmed several … into urban labour. 1911 Olive Schreiner's the polemical Women and Labour (1911) was published. 1912 Union in 1910 … as a leading South African female writer, with the role of women as her central concern. Of mixed blood, and with a …

… their sympathizers under the pretext of trying to protect women and children from attacking blacks. By spreading the … one of these sorties Colonel Sir Pierre van Ryneveld's observer, Captain Carey Thomas, was shot through the heart. … by subsequent labour histories as one of South Africa’s greatest working-class martyrs, was arrested after the …

… as they were the ones restricting information. The ANC’s original call for a cultural academic and cultural boycott … century. In France, Jean-Paul Sartre, one of the world’s most renowned and respected academics and philosophers, … witnessed the systematic humiliation of Palestinian men, women and children by members of the Israeli security …

… The 1960s marked an important watershed in South Africa's struggle against apartheid. The aftermath of the … defined 'Bantustans' (or 'Homelands') out of the 'Reserve's carved out by the 1913 Land Act. Between 1960 and 1985, …

… an anti-pass campaign for ratification by the organisation's first annual conference in December. The conference met in … a master plan for liberation. The executive committee's report betrayed a certain pessimism about the movement's … Africa. The week before Macmillan's speech, African women Cato Manor in Durban, protesting against police raids …

… should be the ultimate destination. However, Mzilikazi’s Matabeles had to be expelled from the Western Transvaal … Shaka, to assume the chieftainship of the Zulu’s). Numerous attempts were made by interested merchants in … some 500 more of Retief's followers, two-thirds of them women and children, half of them black. The battle took place …

… and the Germans are high. 9 January, Sergeant Rademacher's Waterberg patrol arrives at the fort town of Okahandja carrying Frau Sonnenberg's news about the armament of the Herero. They tell the … against the gathered Herero, a large number of whom are women and children. The battle turns into a massacre. In fear …

… of compound system from Kimberley) o Increasing burden on women in the reserves, erosion of families o Skilled and … [Accessed: 18 February 2015]. Luscombe, S., (2009), “Diamonds and Migrant labour in South Africa, … and labour on the Kimberley Diamond Fields 1871- 1890’s ” (Press Syndicate). Worger, W.H. & Byrnes, R.M., (1998), …