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… to the strike, the government deployed a contingent of 1,600 white police to put down the strike. As a result of … and the police nine people were killed and more than 1,200 injured. In addition, it is estimated that more than 1,000 people were arrested and detained, including leaders of …

… evident. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) reduction of 1.3% was reported. This resulted in an economic growth of only 0.6% in quarter 1, 2014. During the five month strike, mineworkers’ debts … l.co.za/business/companies/miners-debt-up-after-amcu-strike-1.1736614#.VEezHE1xm1s [accessed on 22 October 2014]|Alers. …

… to meet before their access cards were shut off on Monday 1 June. It was during the course of this office sit-in …   Thursday 8 October Wits SRC releases statement [1] saying that the university has taken “a deliberate and … excluded to appeal to the SRC for assistance.  3 January Students who are part of the Wits FeesMustFall …

… Cape Province. Here he attended Die Hoer Jongenskool [1] from standards 1 (now grade 3) to 6 (now grade 8) until 1940.  In 1941 he moved to Cape …

… History: Arrival, Adaptation, and Integration, Volume 1. Barkan, Elliott Robert (eds). 2013. ABC-CLIO Publisher.  … Exception’ in Journal of Democracy, Volume 13, Number 3, July 2002, pp. 153-165 (Article).Page 154. ↵ [iv] … History: Arrival, Adaptation, and Integration, Volume 1. Barkan, Elliott Robert (eds). 2013. ABC-CLIO Publisher.  …

… fifteen years after the discovery of diamonds in 1867. [1] More than diamond mining, the discovery of gold in 1882 … 1900s, most large cities in the country had electricity. [3] The discovery of gold had concentrated demand for coal – a … and grow technologies which pollute less than coal.   [1] Sylvy Jaglin and Alain Dubresson. Eskom: Electricity and …

… up almost the entire population of Swaziland. At least 1.3 million Sesotho speakers live in Lesotho, and more than 1 million people in Botswana speak Tswana.  Tsonga and … Humboldt Journal of Social Relations , Vol. 10, No. 1, Race & Ethnic Relations: Cross-Cultural Perspectives, pp. …

… 1960 Mar- Norman Phillips of the Toronto Star was detained 3 and '/2 days for trying to cable a story about a police …

… epitaph chosen for his father on his death was Esther 10:3 - ‘...he was great.... and accepted of the multitude of the …

… claimed that they could not account for a large part of a $1 million donation. A Johannesburg law firm which carried out …

… a halt when he was arrested under the 1967 Terrorism Act [1] . In 1967, the South African government passed one of the … comes out of disease,I want to look at what happened. [3] In this excerpt, Serote illustrates the shock and … them of their inherent dignity and freedom. End Notes [1] Marilyn Turkovich, "Mongane Wally Serote." Voice …

… underpinning this new order is democratic majority rule. 1. BALANCE OF FORCES By the end of the eighties, the strategic balance of forces was characterised by: 1.1 The liberation movement enjoyed many advantages over the … was making renewed attempts to impose a settlement plan. 1.3 The crisis in Eastern Europe, and the resultant change in …

… 1986 Insurrection cannot be led from afar. - Mac Maharaj 1 Introduction From about July 1985, the ANC faced a … combatants as ‘shock forces’ in the township uprisings. 3 They were to form a kind of officer class for township … commerce and industry. Botha threatened to repatriate 1.5-million migrant workers from neighbouring states and to …

… First newspaper, the Barberton Herald, is published. 1886 1 October, First post office opened 1886 Eureka City is built …

… was initiated in Newcastle, Natal, in protest at the £3 Tax imposed on ex-indentured Indians. The aim was to gain … would stop and the government agreed to abolish the £3 Tax , recognise Indian mar­riages, abolish the Black Act …

… the Gariep by Menán du Plessis Introduction. This chapter [1] begins within an overview of the Khoisan languages in … by most linguists into three or four separate families. [3] The largest of these is the KHOE family, which includes … Angola, Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe, as shown in Figure 1.1. Divisions shown for the Kalahari branch are based partly …

… in the Western Cape 1943-1963 " , Social Dynamics, 12, 1, 1-14. Barrell, Howard (1990), The ANC's Armed Struggle. … socialist history" . South African Labour Bulletin, 1 5, 3, September, 97-99. Dadoo, Yusuf Mohamed (1990), South …

… of Tanganyika was formed, with Nyerere as President. [1] Neighbouring Zanzibar also achieved independence from the … Rhodesia for rejecting the idea of African majority rule. [3] Nyerere and TANU continued this opposition to minority … leader of the African liberation struggle. [16] End Notes [1] A. Mazrui & L. Mhando. Julius Nyerere: Africa's Titan on a …

… of Tanganyika was formed, with Nyerere as President. [1] Neighbouring Zanzibar also achieved independence from the … Rhodesia for rejecting the idea of African majority rule. [3] Nyerere and TANU continued this opposition to minority … leader of the African liberation struggle. [16] End Notes [1] A. Mazrui & L. Mhando. Julius Nyerere: Africa's Titan on a …

… process. The EXCO reiterate COSATU demands as follows: 1. The lock-out should not be entrenched in the constitution, … protected through a property clause in the constitution. 3. There should be no entrenchment of apartheid education … women rights to decide on whether to have abortion or not. 1.1 Lock-out COSATU welcomes the majority parties decision …

… West of Johannesburg , with a population of approximately 1.3 Million (2008, Joburg archive).  Soweto was created in the … with 176 striking students killed and more than 1,000 injured. Reforms followed, but riots flared up again in …

… of infantile mortality, which stood at 10 deaths for every 1,000 births. During her time at Baragwanath, Winnie’s … acquiesced to tell them whatever they wished to hear. On 1 December 1969, Winnie’s trial finally began. Winnie and her …

… to South Africa in search of work after World War l. On 1 September 1948, she and Walter married in the Pretoria … after he was born, they embarked on a hair-raising drive 3,000 miles from Nairobi to Pretoria through the heart of … on Robben Island, the resistance had been suppressed. On 1 April 1965, Harris became the only white activist to be …

… Africana Notes and News, September, 1960 Vol 15, No 3, Africana Society  In 1826, William Cock visited Cape Town, … Africana Notes and News, September, 1960 Vol 15, No 3, Africana Society But in spite of this performance, William … that swept the Cape and its south-eastern seaboard on 1 and 2 June 1850. The first news to arrive in Cape Town was …