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… 1922 Nelspruit is upgraded to the status of a town. 1924 A direct route to Kaapschehoop is completed. 1924/5 American Professor HJ Webber visits Nelspruit. A …

… Makgatho who later became president of the ANC from 1917-1924. April 10, The SANC passes a resolution with regards to …

… and becomes a confirmed member of the Lutheran church. 1924 After a few stints in various employments, Kotane moves …

… disaffected White workers and farmers took the form of the PACT government. Under the PACT government the needs of White workers were satisfied …

… 1918 Ohlange begins to offer the Cape Junior curriculum. 1924 24 February, the new Ohlange Institute Trust is …

… progressive whites. In 1947 we see the Dadoo-Xuma-Naicker pact which served as a forerunner to the Congress Alliance. …

… encouraging voters to shun the “No” vote. The CP formed a pact with other right-wing parties opposed to the President's …

… Northwestern University to continue his medical studies. 1924 July: A nationally syndicated newspaper publishes a … a Joint Declaration of Cooperation, known as the ‘Doctors Pact’, with Dr Naicker from the Natal Indian Congress and Dr …

… of communism. [15] However, the death of Lenin in 1924 brought the NEP to an end. At the start of the 1930s, … Revolutionary that led the Soviet Government from 1917 to 1924. Image Source Death of Lenin and the power struggle: After Lenin’s death in 1924, there was a power struggle between Stalin and Trotsky …

… the ANC. This came to fruition in the Dadoo-Xuma-Naicker Pact of March 1947, when they undertook to work together for … won control of the SAIC. This, and the Dadoo-Xuma-Naicker Pact of 1947, heralded the growing co-operation of the SAIC …

… of the Transvaal Indian Congress ("Three Doctors' Pact"), 9 March 1947 This Joint Meeting between the …

… in Mangaung to be planned and it was proclaimed in 1924 under the Native (Urban Areas) Act of 1924. In 1959 the Bloemfontein City Council applied for the …

… reduced the rate of illiteracy rate from 50% in 1924 to 20% in 1939. Education was structured around …

… contribute taxes. There was political segregation. From 1924 to 1939, James Barry Munnik Hertzog became the prime …

… exacerbated their cost (Horrell, 1978: 77). In 1924, the Smuts and then the Pact government aimed to pass the “Class Areas Bill,” which …

… struggle or any of its objectives.” Going back to 1927 the Pact Government passed the Native Administration Act and …

… who resisted paying taxes to Siberia. Lenin's death in 1924 brought the NEP to an end. Stalin criticised it for …

… and the editorial board was constituted only in 1924, and by 1933 it was producing five copies a year. From …

… his death in 1942. The eighth Modern Olympic Games, Paris, 1924 Today events at the 1924 Olympic Games are best remembered as it was depicted in … a further five Gold Medals to his collection during the 1924 Games. For South Africa the Games was somewhat of a …

… into a global European ‘civilisation’ and culture. In 1924, the SANNC changed name to African National Congress …

… are sentenced to between 12 and 18 months of hard labour. 1924 Charles Mgijima dies in prison. Enoch Mgijima is …

… – January 1991 Effects of the Inkathagate Scandal A Secret Pact The Build-up to CODESA Patriotic Front and announcement … that would underpin a constitution”. [xxvi] A Secret Pact ↵ At the end of September 1991 a conflict was taking … [xxvii] Certain pressures were to lead to a secret pact between the ANC and the NP. In a speech to the NP’s Cape …

… throughout South Africa. Boroughs Ordinance no 189 of 1924 - This Bill effectively disenfranchises Indians in … Conciliation Act - this Act provides for Job reservation. 1924 The Township Franchise Ordinance, Natal - deprived …

… movements and controlled their influx into urban areas. In 1924, the Industrial Conciliation Act sought to protect the … influx control over Africans entering urban areas); the 1924 Industrial Conciliation Act (also known as the 'Colour …

… Africa's role in World War II, see our Grade 12 lesson, 1924-1948: South Africa's Foreign Relations. Post-war …

… convinced Dingane to act against the Voortrekkers. In a 1924 newspaper article he wrote that: It is no wonder that …

… dominated by White students. When it was formed in 1924, it was an exclusively White student body that …

… was amended in later years. Boroughs Ordinance No 189 of 1924 This Bill effectively disenfranchises Indians in Natal. … vote in boroughs. The Industrial Conciliation Act No 11 of 1924 This act provides for job reservation. Excluded Blacks … registration of Black trade unions. Commenced: 8 April 1924. Repealed by section 86 of the Industrial Conciliation …

… The presidents of the three congresses sign the Doctors Pact , a joint declaration of co-operation between them. To …