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… by the dismissals of its members as a result of the 1958 Amato Textile Mills strike. In spite of these …

… of the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW). From 1958 onwards she moved in and out of prison and faced banning …

… (COD) to serve as Coloured representatives in the 1958 general election. This decision caused a great fracture …

… crops. Emerging victorious in the general elections of 1958, and growing in confidence, the Apartheid government …

… Beginning with the All Africa Convention (AAC) of 1958, the document concludes, the Anti CAD leadership …

… Campaign, and was arrested, together with other women, in 1958. I had a picture, which I have lost, showing some of the … areas. For instance, in Sophiatown, early one morning in 1958, two women came to my house and told me that women were … to serve a sentence, because, when I was first arrested in 1958 with Kate Molale and Violet Molwantwa, we were remand …

… Congo. 4 December: Xuma leaves on his overseas trip. 1958 December: Xuma hosts Dr Hastings Banda, leader of the … (now  Malawi ), at his home in Sophiatown. December 1958-February 1959: Xuma meets with representatives of the …

… South and the literary magazine the Purple Renoster . 1958 Nadine Gordimer's second novel, A World of Strangers (1958) was published. 1959 E'skia Mphahlele's autobiographical …

… academic and cultural boycott occurred in December 1958 at the All African People Conference in Accra, Ghana. …

… Land Act. The Promotion of Black Self-Government Act of 1958 set up separate territorial governments in the …

… Land Act. The Promotion of Black Self-Government Act of 1958 set up separate territorial governments in the …

… end of the 1950s, with in Zeerust in 1957, Johannesburg in 1958 and Natal in 1959. In 1960, as will be seen, FSAW's … resistance in Bloemfontein (1913) and Johannesburg (1958), Journal of Southern African Studies , 10, 1, 55-70. …

… in March 1961 because the State could not prove its case 1958 Dr. Verwoerd becomes Prime Minister. Lady Selbourne is …

… began when the quartet decided to enter a competition in 1958. They showed so much promise that they were drafted into …

… rights for all. It further resolved to boycott the 1958 elections to elect White parliamentary representatives …

… of peaceful protest to achieve results. In November 1958, at the Transvaal provincial congress, some of the more …

… they made much of their money brewing and selling beer. In 1958, the government attempted to assert its dominance …

… name to the Basotho National Party (BNP), was formed in 1958 with Chief Jonathan Lebua as the leader. The Marematlou … organising an electoral system in the period from 1957 to 1958. When Legislative Council elections were held, TANU won …

… century. His most influential work is Things Fall Apart (1958), which depicts the devastating effects of the fight …