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… Afrikaans working class as well as the middle class. The 1913 Mineworkers strike , known as the ‘July Strike’ as well …

… bar in the Cape Parliament in 1909. He died on 4 February 1913 at his home in Wynberg, Cape Town and was buried at St …

… were about 13, 5 miles of tracks for trams in Pretoria. 1913 Union buildings completed. Designed by architect Herbert …

… John Langalibalele Dube elected as the first President. 1913 28 May, A group of women from the urban Waaihoek …

… in less obvious ways. Clash between strikers and police, 1913. Clash between strikers and police, 1913 Newcomers from the land The rapid development of the … diseases and locusts attacked the land. The years 1912, 1913, 1914 and 1916 ruined many small farmers and eventually …

… is later renamed as the African National Congress (ANC). 1913 Dube leads a deputation to England to protest against … the adoption of the South African Native Land Act of 1913. 1917 Dube is ousted from the presidency of the SANNC …

… with him- while he refused to leave his position. In May 1913, his Orange Free State supporters in the SAP insisted on … be excluded. At the national SAP Congress in November 1913, in Cape Town, Botha won enough support to keep Hertzog …

… over) and becomes operational in 1901. It is repealed in 1913 after the Passive Resistance Campaign. 1896 The … of standard or habits of life. The Act as amended in 1913 and 1937 excludes all Immigration of Asians to South … minor children of those already domiciled in the country. 1913 June, Immigrants Regulation Act (No 22 of 1913) - …