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… created more problems for the government. For instance in 1919 Africans arrested for living outside Ndabeni were … the Union government passed Municipal Ordinance No 23 of 1919 and the Housing Act No 35 of 1920 which empowered local …

… as first chairman. 1918 Post Office opens in Nelspruit. 1919 Standard Bank opens a sub-branch of the Barberton …

… championed for European nationalities at the Versailles Peace Conference following the end of the war, …

… Prime Minister of the country since Louis Botha's death in 1919. The Pact Government had to work on establishing a new …

… The Communist International (CI) was established in 1919, to which both, the International Socialist League (ISL) …

… of a tiny intermediate school in Blaauwbosch, Natal. 1919 The South African Native National Congress (SANNC) …

… near Rustenburg. 1918 A flu epidemic ravages the area. 1919 July, the Rustenburg branch of the Suid Afrikaanse Vroue …

… the right to vote was based on economic development. 1919 The Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union (ICU) is …

… migrant worker and activist,  Clements Kadalie . In 1919 another deputation to London complained against the  …

… Six other people are injured. << ANC Timeline 1910-1919 ANC Timeline 1930-1939 >> …

… Huisgenoot appeared in 1916, and Die Landbouweekblad in 1919. These prepared the way for other family publications …

… The South African government passed some 100 laws between 1919 and the 1970s in order to channel the country into a …

… 1919 Mohamed Kathrada and his wife Hawa, immigrants from …

… The economy of the region was hard hit by the war. In July 1919, the Rustenburg branch of the Suid Afrikaanse Vroue …

… to drink goat's milk after being encouraged by Kasturba. 1919 January, Harilal Gandhi sends his children to be in the …

… building. The adjoining telephone exchange is built in 1919. 1901 22 January, Death of Queen Victoria. 13 April, …

… Botha to discuss the issue of Passes for Black women. 1919 A protest is held in the Orange Free State (OFS) against …

… Agricultural Holdings (Transvaal) Registration Act 22 of 1919 and has no discriminatory implications. 1937 Very strict … Agricultural Holdings (Transvaal) Registration Act 22 of 1919 and has no discriminatory implications Frederick John …

… and 13 going to other parties. General Louis Botha (1862-1919), who led the SAP with Jan Smuts, and who had been Prime … the war. Pietersburg After WWI With the end of the war in 1919, Pietersburg’s slow but steady growth and modernization …

… takes place after the Bolshevik Revolution of 1914. 1919 The Communist International (Comintern), also known as the Third International (1919–1943), an international organization that advocated …

… anti-pass campaign on 31 March - the anniversary of the 1919 anti-pass campaign. A week later, a breakaway group from …

… Commercial Union (ICU), formed by Cements Kadalie in 1919, was the first real flowering of trade union activity …

… a site previously used as a brickfield and a refuse dump. 1919 Some 70, 000 Black miners go on a peaceful strike. …

… drop in the price of gold from 130 shillings an ounce in 1919 to 95 shillings in 1921. To maintain profitability, the …

… further passive resistance during late 1918 and early 1919. By 1922 they had achieved success - the South African …

… and Commercial Workers Union (ICU) was formed in 1919 was led by Clements Kadalie, Malawian worker. This …

… Town, Cape: No data available MASASE , Zimbabwe: SKM 1919 MASERU , Lesotho: SPG 1875; P 1900 MASETLA , also spelt …

… people in South Africa started receiving attention in 1919. The primary objective thereof, was the training of more …

… (ANC) and a member of the ANC delegation to London in 1919 is elected president of the organisation. Josiah …