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… of South Africa’s sovereignty over Namibia.  1967 In the aftermath of Ongulumbashe, liberation leaders are tried under …

… during the Indian passive resistance movement of 1946-48 and helped build the alliance with the African … the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act of 1946 (the 'Ghetto Act ') - militants in the Transvaal and … and launch a passive resistance campaign in June 1946 with the blessings of Gandhiji. The campaign was …

… the Indian community by infusing a younger leadership. In 1946 Dr. Monty Naicker became leader of the Natal Indian … against racial intolerance by the government. In June 1946 the government passed the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian … in spearheading defiance against the Act. On 13 June 1946 Indians across the country went on a one day strike. The …

… realised that arresting him would damage the war effort. 1946 Kotane amongst other CPSA leaders is subjected to … following his involvement in helping to organise the 1946 Mineworkers Strike. 1949 17 December, During an ANC …

… at the hands of frontal military combat. The outcome and aftermath The Battle of Adwa was concluded with Ethiopia’s …

… branches in the urban areas that had been weakened in the aftermath of the Defiance Campaign. The campaign led to the …

… on the Native Representative Council until his death in 1946. 1937 Dube is elected as Natal’s delegate at the … an honorary doctorate by the University of South Africa. 1946 11 February, John Dube dies in Umhlanga, Natal. 1950 …

… Brown (1939 - 45) SJ Smith (1945 - 46) R Ellis Brown (1946 - 47) Leo Boyd (1947 - 49) Ken Clarke (1949 - 50) Percy …

… is a member of the Atlantic Charter Committee of the ANC. 1946 Moroka plays a leading role in denouncing the NRC. 1948 …

… receives his B. A. from the University of Madras, India. 1946 March, E.S Reddy arrives in US. Reddy leads an Indian …

… Crisp publishes Abraham’s second novel, Song of the City. 1946 Mine Boy , considered one of Abraham’s most important … it as one of the three books of the year. In the summer of 1946 Abrahams goes to Paris to attend the Paris Peace …

… 22 June 1946 — The Government of India requested that the question of …

… in Durban in protest of Meer's banning. In 1976 in the aftermath of the Soweto riots, Winnie Mandela set up the …

… Youth League (ANCYL) is articled to him as a law clerk. 1946 Lembede and Seme become partners in their legal …

… by the ANC and South African Indian Congress (SAIC). In 1946 when African mine workers engaged in industrial actions, … of African Trade Unions (CATU) with limited success. In 1946 CNETU participated in a potentially crippling strike … its support for a strike by mineworkers. On 12 August 1946 about 60 000 to 70 000 miners stayed away from work. …

… a towering intellectual and political legacy. Issa Shivji (1946- ) One of Africa’s greatest left-wing intellectuals, … or Barbarism  and  Black Africa. Mahmood Mamdani (1946- ) Mahmood Mamdani is one of Africa’s leading … She was the founder of Abeokuta Ladies Club (ALC) in 1946 which expanded and became the Abeokuta Women’s Union …

… the achievement of a non-racial democracy in South Africa. 1946 - The United Party Government passed the Indian Land … addressed by Indian, African and Coloured speakers. 1946 – Natal and Transvaal Indian Congresses launch passive …

… gave farmers extended legal powers over their tenants 1930-1946 Council for Non European Trade Unions (CNETU) became … Mineworkers Union (AMU) went on a historic strike in 1946 reputed to have been a key factor in the coming of …

… in the country. Another significant development in the aftermath of the June 16 uprising was the formation of a …

… would follow the conclusion of the Second World War. In 1946, Xuma travelled to New York as an unofficial delegate to …

… under arrest. Many other leaders were arrested in the aftermath of the incident; they were detained for 2-3 years. … the state and the African political organisations. In the aftermath of Soweto, a number of students went into exile. …

… a school of Black Theology. The Tiro Affair and its Aftermath Onkgopotse Abram Tiro was the SRC president at the … of funding and by government crackdowns on printers. The Aftermath BC activists began to leave the country, including …

… many hominids, but World War II stopped the work until 1946. Professors Broom and Dart and John Robinson returned to …

… The influx of Black people increased to 23.4 per cent in 1946 from 18.4 per cent in 1936. As a result, the need for … Women in the schizophrenic 1940s - World War II and its aftermath ↵ District Committee of the Communist Party. Josie … in the 1940s, notably the strike of African mineworkers in 1946. As we shall see, women workers of all races, now a …

… of inquiry, the first was in 1940 and the second was in 1946. However, the government was not concerned about the … in the country. Another significant development in the aftermath of the June 16 uprising was the formation of a …

… The 1946 mine workers' strike was led by the African Mine Workers …

… in those that had withdrawn from the organisation. In the aftermath of Soweto Uprising in 1976, NUSAS tried to make …

… With the socio-political environment poisoned by the aftermath of the Sharpeville Massacre, Tabata launched APDUSA …

… 1940’s the Pegging Acts of 1942 – 43 and the Ghetto Act of 1946 were passed. This act gave the government the right to … community activism ( see Passive Resistance Campaign 1946 ). The Ghetto Act paved the way for the Group Areas Act … and led to the two year passive resistance campaign from 1946 to 1948 when several thousand Indians courted arrest. …

… globe: the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In the aftermath of the Second World War the countries of the world …