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… Witbooi and the village of Hornkranz, and massacres women, children and the elderly. Witbooi retaliates and … settlers with Africans. German settlers married to African women lose their citizenship rights. Land and property of … the community in Guruchas, killing more than 100 men, women and children, and wounding a further 500. Their …

… for South Africa. 1980 The number of economically active women in South Africa is at 31.5%. Fatima Meer builds schools … specialized training in Cuba. The formation of the United Women's Organization in the Western Cape. This became … cannot be demolished. 1981 The formation of the United Women's Organisation in the western Cape. This became …

… just after the Sharpeville massacre: There are bodies of women and men on the ground and a man wounded in the leg sitting up, a women being helped away. What's most striking is the police. …

… (62), Nhlanhla Mbatha (36) Makhathini member of the ANC Women's League Killed at Ms Makhathini's home. 26 June … June/July OFS Tejibe Ndlovu Secretary of Free State ANC Women's League Killed in front of her house. July Wembezi …

… for consuming hard liquor was legendary among visitors. Women of a certain character became a necessary adjunct to … of the population began to reflect a greater number of women and family units. In August 1892, the Government …

… symbolises the unique beauty of achievements by men and women who carry the colourful South African aloft in the …

… while in hospital. The other is fighting for his life. Women protest as rioting and looting is quelled during …

… gardens, which formerly were cultivated solely by the women". BETHEL , Natal: HF 1894; HM BETHEL , Swaziland: SAM … and huts the ground was levelled by the busy hands of the women who built "lapas", the inner courtyard, according to … so repulsive. At another kraal were a large number of women dancing. The evolutions through which those women put …

… 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 … on buses. 1955 The  Black Sash  is formed by six women in Cape Town Timeline: Cape Town 1960-1979 1960 …

… many of them never returning home, “leaving behind waiting women who sometimes followed their men [while] some women simply waited”.13 The trade union complained bitterly … substitution of the attractive and healthy existence [of women in the rural reserves] “for a native township on the …

… and April of 1986. The majority of victims were older women, and most of the accusers boys younger than 19. Amid …

… Convention (BPC), Black Community Programmes (BCP), Black Women Federation, Border Youth Organisation, Black Parents …

… welcome meetings for them. My mother used to speak to the women who had adopted the western style of dressing in … classes. My aunt had a friend there who lectured at the women’s college who was my guardian. I was very very happy …

… activities and, in so doing, they misled countless men and women who believed that they were working for socialist ends. … that would lead to freedom and attracted talented men and women to its ranks. Included in the movement were the Cape … there was agitation against the issue of passes to women in Zeerust, resentment over the appointment of chiefs …

… and taught photography to young Turkish and Moroccan women [21] . Here, Hallett discovered a whole new world of …

… are sent to Batavia. Thirty-eight men and thirty-seven women remain at the Cape. Van Riebeeck obeys the order of the …

… farm evictions, rural poverty and the empowerment of rural women rather than on addressing the agrarian question. …

… those killed were South African refugees, including three women and a six-year-old child. Two Batswana citizens and a … , (Indiana University Press), pp. 91-98 Meer, S, (1998), Women speak: reflections on our struggles, 1982-1997 , (Cape … Maleka (Zweni Mdingi) randomly shot and killed two Angolan women and injured others while they were drunk in a local …

… January to May 1930 in The Day the Town Stood Still, where women fought against the imposition of lodgers’ permits … from 1928 through to 1930.  When Mpama was asked why women were more politically active than men, she responded … men are cowards. They are afraid of losing their jobs!” Women employed a variety of tactics to challenge the …

… ministers of religion, teachers, professional men, men and women of all ranks and classes to organise our people, to … participate in them. I am confident that all men and women of goodwill of all races and nations will see the …

… stall holder, sportsmen and sporting organisations, men, women and youth, to rally to the decision demanding a … Joseph when he addressed the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW) saying that the only crime Helen Joseph had …

… people have accounted for at least 25% of the total, and women have accounted for over 10%. In July-August of 1986, … 2000 and 3000. Included in the first group are over 20 women and also 14 serving life sentences, after taking into …

… were relegated to the upkeep of the cattle and building. Women were relegated to the maintenance of the home, … many children, they began to produce children when Mfengu women arrived.” The Captain was telling the truth when he … 1 (1991): 42 ↵ [198] Ibid, 43 ↵ [199] Helen Bradford, “Women, Gender and Colonialism: Rethinking the History of the …