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… Natal: WMS 1848 NDARALAS , district of Kokstad, Cape: SPG 1900 NDLANKOMO , Transkei, Cape: No data available NDLOKU , … FMS ONDANGUA , Namibia: FMS 1890 ONTANANGA , Namibia: FMS 1900 ONYIPA , also spelt ONIIPA , Namibia: FMS 1872 O'OKIEP , … , Transvaal: Bn PIET RETIEF , Transvaal: SvAM 1900 PIFANE , Tsolo, Cape: No data available PILGERHUTTEN , …

… see KREUZBURG , Transvaal MAKOULANE , Botswana: MR 1900 MAKOULANE , Natal: MR 1900 MAKOULANE , Mocambique: MSR 1900 MAKOWE , Natal: SAGM … in the annexed etching, and on which there were about 1,000 (Khoikhoi) and other coloured people. They lived in two …

… of William Morris (1834-96) and John Ruskin (1819-1900) that initially informed the movement. Although there is … South African Women and Children Distress Fund, set up in 1900 “to feed, clothe, shelter and rescue women and children, … Emily Hobhouse set sail for South Africa in December 1900 to assist the destitute. Alfred Milner had initially …

… seriously the Health authorities viewed this danger. In 1900 the first steps were taken by Government to place Port … a  Thresh's  Disinfector. This was followed, in November 1900, by the dispatch to Port Elizabeth of a complete  … contact with the infection. Fencing  Harbour  Stacks . On 1 May 1901, the Acting District Inspector received …

… this leads to the dispatch of an ultimatum to Britain. 1900 May 7, Paul Kruger addresses the volksraad for the last …

… by the discovery of diamond and gold in South Africa [1] . It was then only through cheap wage labour that African … (WNLA) also referred to as Wenela was later established in 1900 and its initial role was to recruit labourers from … the government was used to maintain discipline [34] . In 1900, the mining magnates approached Transvaal government …

… both single men". ITEMBA, district of Alfred, Natal: FMA 1900 ITEMBA , lower Tugela, Natal: FBS 1895 ITEMBENI , also … WILLIAM'S TOWN , Cape: LMS 1825; CUSA 1826; WMS 1849; NBC 1900; SPG KIRKWOOD , Glen Grey, Cape: GAMS 1841; UPC 1847; … limestone, and thatched. The chapel will holdupwards of 1,000 people. Behind the houses, there are several patches of …

… is passed in the South African Republic, or the Transvaal. 1. This law shall apply to the persons belonging to any of … contracts. The penalty is imprisonment or deportation. In 1900 it is extended to children (boys, 16 years and over, … Restriction Act (Natal) and subsequent amendments in 1900, 1903, and 1906, imposes an educational, health, age and …

… Reverend Doke's home in Braamfontein, South Africa (early 1900's). © Museum Africa. Passive resistance campiagns of …

… exist today. Although reports claim that it disappeared in 1900 during the South African Anglo-Boer War. Distraught and …

… Africa in 1913 compared with 1860 Resource Links Topic 1 : Britian, Diamond mining and increasing labour control and … S., (2002), “British Military and Criminal History- 1900- 1999” from Stephen Stratford [online] Available at …

… the tax could result in deportation or imprisonment. In 1900 this tax was extended to all members of the family. Read … address to the conference of the Natal Indian Congress on 1 June 1947, Dr Monty Naicker emphasised: “We are citizens of …

… Restriction Act (Natal) and its subsequent amendments in 1900, 1903, and 1906 imposes an educational, health, age and … 7 May, the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) collects £1 539 1s. 9d. from South African Indians for famine relief in …

… generally consisted of a low, circular, thatched hut, (Fig 1.) and of two or three mat-huts for their servants, (Fig.4.) … Zimbabwe: see TSCHIBI , Zimbabwe CHIBI , Zimbabwe: DRCSA 1900 CHIBINI , also spelt CIBINI , Cape: No data available … , Cape: see KIMBERLEY , Cape DIEP RIVER , Cape: SAfMS 1900; WMS DINDINI , Bizana, Cape: No data available DIPHERING …

… 8 a.m., he could be subjected to a fine not exceeding £1. Section 36 could impose a fine of £5 (half a year's wages) … of 1891, subsequently amended by Act 17 of 1895, Act 1 of 1900 and Acts 39 and 42 of 1905, and did not have a valid … powerless to act in the interests of the Indian. After 1900 he complained that he could not afford complete …

… young or told religious stories orally.  From the early 1900’s, books on prayers, histories of divine saints and … of unity amongst the Indian community. During the early 1900’s, preparations for the festival began two weeks before …

… fifteen years after the discovery of diamonds in 1867. [1] More than diamond mining, the discovery of gold in 1882 … and grow technologies which pollute less than coal.   [1] Sylvy Jaglin and Alain Dubresson. Eskom: Electricity and … A Short History of ESKOM, Part 1 (1923-2001) …

… of your answer using relevant historical evidence. [1] Background and historical overview: There was no South … by Ayabulela Ntwakumba & Thandile Xesi. End Notes [1] National Senior Certificate.: “Grade 11 November 2019 … century South Africa." The English Academy Review 15, no. 1 (1998): 32-41. [6] Gilmour, Rachael. "Missionaries, …

… accelerated, interest groups began coalescing early in the 1900's - they required labour rather than tenant surplus. …

… contribution in the form of the Stretcher Bearer Corps in 1900 was acknowledged. The insanitary habits of the Indian …

… in Africa: A South African Case Study. Africa Vol 47, No 1. pp 31-40. FOSTER, Joseph, TENNANT, Hercules and JACKSON, … and the Southern Transvaal Ndebele. African Studies, 37.1: 107-123. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press. … PASCOE, CF. 1901. Two Hundred Years of the SPG 1701-1900. London: Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in …

… Street area, behind the present Post Office. From around 1900, the market moved to the Juma Masjid or Grey Street … down this market but was unsuccessful. Consequently, on 1 August 1910 the Durban Corporation opened the Indian market … Street area, behind the present Post Office. From around 1900 the market moved to the Juma Masjid or Grey Street …

… Journal of African Historical Studies Vol. 34, No. 1 (2001), pp. 89-120. Page 105. ↵ [ii] Heywood, Linda M. … 1491-1800” in The Journal of African History, Vol. 50, No. 1 (2009), pp. 1-22. Cambridge University Press. Page 13. ↵ [iii] Thronton, … 1491-1800” in The Journal of African History, Vol. 50, No. 1 (2009), pp. 1-22. Cambridge University Press. Page …

… to be lit by these lamps. Electricity and transport In 1900, the electricity system was put into effect. In August … Bros and Co. The project, which was only completed in 1900, cost 171 000 pounds, and quotes were available for … increase in prosecutions from 1890 to 1891 (398 whites and 1 918 blacks). The most prosecutions were in cases of the …

… such as armed conflict, climate change and poverty. [1]  Although the continent continues to experience numerous … for 9.6 percent of its gross domestic product (GDP), while 1.3 million jobs were created. [5] Although this example … practiced religions on the continent. Since the year 1900 there was a dramatic increase in the Muslim and …

… and influence. The Scramble for Africa in the 1880s to 1900 was motivated by these ideas. Imperialist ambitions in …

… construct rather than a biological determinant. [1] However, the danger of eugenics and social darwnist … began in the late 1800s decimated the population of about 1 million Aboriginal Australians. Eugenics influenced … taking their land. [22] By 1888 only about 80 000 of the 1 million Aborigines survived. Further developments: The …

… feet long and thirty wide; it was calculated to hold about 1,000 persons. A school for adults was held daily, in a room … Bn 1874 TSCHIBI , also spelt CHIBE , Zimbabwe: DRCSA 1900 TSCHUANENG , Transvaal: Bn TSCHUNGWANA , Mount Frere, … spelt ZITZKAMMA , Knysna, Cape: CUSA TSOELIKE , Lesotho: P 1900 TSOJANA , Tsomo, Cape: No data available TSOLO , Cape: …