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… a free and democratic South Africa. As the people of the Black townships continue to confront the South African Police …

… the Pretoria Art Museum acquired its first painting by a Black artist. Subsequently it started to collect works from …

… furniture - and brickfireplaces, recessed windows, classic black and white tiles and Persian Rugs. The House is now …

… Frere, attempted to implement a new policy which barred Black residents of the Colony from carrying weapons of any …

… by picturesque homes in a uniform building style – black roofs and white walls. Towards Santareme and Port St …

… in Imvo Zabantsundu a newspaper that aired the views of Black people. One of his Xhosa poems that dealt with the …

… she became involved in the labour movement by organizing Black workers' unions in the Western Cape. After joining the …

… Potato boycott which was organized to expose the plight of black political detainees forced to work in private farms. …

… for white and Coloured workers. It was not illegal for black workers to form trade unions but it was illegal for … and demand that activists be fired. If these were black workers they could then be ordered to leave the area … to know : that South Africa belongs to all who live in it, black and white, and that no government can justly claim …

… African people and particularly common was the rape of black women by white men. White police officers were most frequently accused of raping black women. In 1903 it was made illegal for a black man to have an extramarital sexual relationship with a …

… military incursions and subversive activities against black Southern African states. 20-21 April, A bomb explosion … Pretoria, using Soviet Grad P rockets. 18 August, Three Black men are found guilty of high treason and of having been … The State President commutes the death sentences on three black men for their part in the attack on the Soekmekaar …

… set out in letters and essays he submitted to the black press. But we have also included reports on his … economic issues.”Š 11 ”‰ In them, he placed the onus for black poverty on the African people themselves. He charged … techniques.His role model was Booker T. Washington, the black American educator, whose ideas on industrial education …

… irreconcilable goals: on the one hand there was the black demand for freedom and justice and on the other hand … the government remains true to its compact with the black majority. (It will act to ensure that pregnant women …

… It is typical of many places in northern KZN where black farmers were able to by land before the passing of the 1913 Land Act. The first black farmers bought or leased land in the area in 1907. The … the 1913 and 1936 Land Acts, Roosboom became known as a “black spot” as it consisted of black owned farms in an area …

… and it was prepared to consider the possibility that black and brown people could perform the same functions as … of Ordinance 50 of 1828 - a measure which made all people, black and white, equal before the law. He also protested … This kind of leverage, minimal though it was, mobilised black opinion. During this period we see the first black …

… around 1968, peaking around 1976. The ideology of black consciousness had become a dominant intellectual … repression in 1976. The targets of this repression were black consciousness leaders, trade unionists and students. … following a renewed upsurge of political resistance in the black townships, a partial State of Emergency was declared in …

… Shall we not pick up the gauntlet? South Africa, white and black, needs us. We must pull our full weight; we must make … helpfulness and happiness of all sections, white and black. Let us stand for, and with, our people as long, as we … in the Royal Air Force. South Africa and South Africans, black and white are safer to-day because these black African …

… labour aristocracy; their talk about equality with the black workers often served the ends not of the black workers, but of the skilled whites (e.g., when Andrews … did not raise the  slogan of equal pay as a slogan of the black workers). Even negrophiles in the Communist Party like …

… and agents of foreign powers. They pontificated that "no black person was capable of successfully governing a country … abject poverty. The overwhelming majority among these are black. Their life condition is described by joblessness, … health and opportunities for self-advancement. Within the black communities, among the worst affected by this human …

… Shall we not pick up the gauntlet? South Africa, white and black, needs us. We must pull our full weight; we must make … helpfulness and happiness of all sections, white and black. Let us stand for, and with, our people as long, as we … in the Royal Air Force. South Africa and South Africans, black and white are safer to-day because these black African …

… Woza Albert, Asinamali, Bopha, Sophiatown, Born in RSA and Black Dog, the Market Theatre is celebrated as a theatre that …

… Lucky Sibiya , and Sydney Kumalo , highlighting important Black artists of the time, some in exile .  In South Africa …

… Socialism and the Native - No Labour Movement without the Black Proletariat', published in The International, December …

… including many Dassies (Rock Hyrax) and a breeding pair of Black Eagles. The Nature Reserve is also Home to …

… far as they do have an effect, the first to suffer are the black people of South Africa whose jobs and livelihoods would …

… his obstinacy in refusing to grant concessions to the Black majority, which included the release of Nelson Mandela. …

… Congress hails the great three-day strike by the militant black workers resident in Soweto. It is a mighty blow against …