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… end of June 1952, 146 volunteers were arrested; in July, 1 504; during August, 2015; and in September, 2 058. Mary was … sentence. When released, Mary received the first of three 5 year banning orders. The banning order restricted her to …

… of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) in Mauritius. [1] His mother Maria was the daughter of Hendrik Lievens of … ... and when the comedy was ended the feast duly began.’ [5] During his time in command, Van der Stel was also … of slavery through his maternal bloodline. Endnotes [1] Diemont, Marius. Rogues to Riches: The fortunes of Olof …

… Bloemfontein, the capital of the Orange Free State and on 1 June 1900 they took Johannesburg. They then marched into on Pretoria four days later and occupied the town on 5 June 1900. After Bloemfontein and Pretoria had fallen to … cough, typhoid fever, diphtheria and dysentery resulted in 1 in every 5 children dying. 26 370 white women and children …

… he swapped two sets of swimming lessons for a Renault 5. Ashley's part-time school job eventually became full time … mortgage payments plus utilities and council tax cost £1,025 a month. When Ashley started teaching at the school, … year to visit his elderly mother which would cost about £1,500 each per trip and that would be his “holiday”. …

… Following on from Part 1 , this article seeks to analyse some of the historical and … Failing Systems and Expanding Capacity As noted in Part 1, ESKOM rapidly expanded their provision of electricity … maintenance planning and skilled contract negotiators. [5] From 2005-2006 warnings about a power crisis became more …

… within six weeks the recruitment process, which started on 1 October 1915, was closed after the required number of men … Hill without opposition’. Thereafter it was said that the ‘1/7th R.W.F.  then turned west to attack Valley View and El … orders which seemed as if they would never come’. [lii] By 5.00am, as light filtered from the sky, they were ordered to …

… government, the Bill was never passed (Horrell, 1978: 5). 1927 The Native Administration Act was amended to give … proclamation No. 72 exempt the Cape from subsection 10.1 of the Act (South African Institute for Race Relations, … 145 houses for Africans. In the Transvaal, 1,475 houses were built by the state for Africans as well as …

… Department of History, University of Western Cape, 2013) p.1. ↵ [v] University of Cape Town, District Six (Unpublished paper, 1980) p.5. ↵ [vi] Zohra Bibi Dawood, Race and space: dispossession … South Africa :   Surplus People Project,   1994) p.1. ↵ [vii] University of Cape Town, District Six (Unpublished …

… Labour System Emergence of Classes The South African War 1. Discovery of Gold in the Witwatersrand: During the late … in areas in America, Australia, Asia and southern Africa. [1]   However, the discovery of gold in the Witwatersrand in … the beginning of the South African “Gold Rush” in 1886. [5]   The gold fields in the Transvaal colony and surrounding …

… the First World War (1914-1918). After completing Standard 5 he left school and began working as an assistant in a shop … to the full time position in 1928, when the group had 1 750 members. At this time women workers were not … this was a workers' constituency in which more than 1 500 members of the GWU lived, Sachs only managed to obtain …

… of the Transvaal after the first Anglo-Boer War (1880-1). Merriman took on the role of liberal critic during the …

… to democracy: south Africans telling their stories Volume 1, 1950 ”“ 1970. (Houghton), pp47 ”“ 59| IDAF Prisoners of …

… elections. However, on the day of the election only 10.5% of the registered voters cast their ballot. In Fordsburg, … an Indian suburb of Johannesburg, the percentage poll was 1.75%.  Despite the low turnout, the Minister of Internal …

… at: http://tanialeonstudiefonds.nl/ . (Accessed on 1 May 2020) …

… compatible with the struggle to create a better society.” [1]   A member of uM khonto weSizwe’s (MK) Ashley Kriel … in Bonteheuwel. The funeral, attended by approximately 5,000 people, was politically charged. The coffins were … stolen in March 2008, and thereafter re-erected.       [1] R. van Niekerk, ‘Memories of Robbie Waterwitch and a South …

… figures were disputed by various sources as being too low. 5 980 were arrested for offences related to the resistance in … training in Angola, Mocambique, Libya and Tanzania. 1 096 publications were banned and 300 films banned or … voters cast ballots, in Fordsburg the percentage poll was 1,75%. Over fifty organisations banded together to campaign …

… country moved away from agriculture towards manufacturing [1] .  A hierarchy of labour soon developed. Managerial … and the movements of the few women who followed [5] . Out of this system grew the Johannesburg into which … government dedicated to equality and democracy. Footnotes [1]  Ginwala (1990) 80 [2]  Kimble and Unterhalter 17 [3] …

… - ES Reddy Early life Dr Yusuf Mohamed Dadoo was born on 5 September 1909 in Krugersdorp on the West Rand, Transvaal … interests on proclaimed mining land previously. As of 1 April 1930, traders were given five years to move to “an … The controversial amendment prompted a protest meeting on 1 March hosted by the TIC. At this meeting, the divide …

… Poet,” was born into a poor Zulu  family in Sophiatown  on 1 August 1959.  His parents were Roselinah Msuthukazi Mbuli, … 1989.  Mbuli was subsequently acquitted two years later on 5 February 1991 as a result of insufficient evidence.  In the … home to create grounds for his arrest in 1989.    On 1 January 2002, The Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein …

… Mahlangu’s trial started on 7 November 1977 and ended on 1 March 1978. Martha Mahlangu and her children sought the …