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… 10 February, Gandhi is violently assaulted  by a Pathan on his way to the registration office. 10 Feb – 9 May: Voluntary … the passive resistance campaign. In reaction, Gandhi and his supporters withdraw from the meeting and form a new body, …

… Africa’s participation in the war, leading to Hertzog and his National Party being marginalized. It also marked the …

… fitted, and whether he will have a chance in life to use his knowledge ”¦ What is the use of teaching the Bantu child … punish students. The parent was hunted down and burned to death in an act that defied all authorities. The youth …

… considers it reasonable that the Administrator in giving his approval to racial restrict ions introduced into land … Indian applicant had to satisfy the City Treasurer that his financial position warranted the granting of a loan. The … in which J.H. Hofmeyr threatened to resign because of his disagreement with the suggested legislation. The Bill …

… van der Westhuizen as principal and a Mr F. De Klerk as his assistant. However, the Superintendent-General of … appointed in October 1934, with Mr Jan Theron as his permanent assistant. It is interesting to note that … motivation for the principal’s resignation, which brought his term to an official end on 31 December 1937. He was …

… trying to create a new telegraph but when he called for his assistant after spilling something on is clothes, his assistant was able to hear his voice over the wire. Bell discovered that that sound …

… the Union of South Africa." 30 Cronin's work was fueled by his belief that the Native was quickly disappearing. He is … Kumalo tells a story about running from police and handing his film off to a white reporter because: If [the police] get … resistance photography, Peter Magubane, over the course of his photographic career was put in solitary confinement for …

… occupied the lower parts of the hills. The king and his advisors were the decision making body in the state. Unit … -falling asleep or anything else -he gets separated from his companions and wants to rejoin them, he hears spirit voices talking to him as if they were his companions, sometimes even calling him by name. Often …

… on a hill near today’s Grobblersdal. But the Boers raid his settlement and flog him, forcing him into submission. … War is declared, and fighting commences. Steinacker and his scouts blow up the bridge near the Malelane station, killing the Swiss engine driver and his stoker. Thereafter, trains were no longer allowed to …

… their claims to land-ownership in the country.  With his book The Past and Future of the Kaffir Races (1866), W. … into South Africa at the same time as the Europeans. In his voluminous works on history, based on an analysis of … treaties with them. By the 1860s, when Woulden propagated his theory, this turbulent period had resulted in large …

… Photo of the Year Award. Albert Newall re-establishes his photography business - Industrial Photography (Pty) Ltd - in Cape Town . Photographer,  Ernest Cole , starts his career as an assistant to Jurgen Schadeberg in design and … to produce a series of images which formed the basis of his book,  Images of the Cape , a publication that captured …

… Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, he had a meeting with his Cabinet colleagues, including President Botha.’ While the …

… agreements with the government”; De Klerk refined his strategy for a power-sharing constitution instead of … September 1991. However, since February 1990, De Klerk and his ministers, especially Gerrit Viljoen, the Minister for … out of the convention in the planning stages, launched a “Death to Codesa” campaign and pleaded to take up various …

… societies during the Mfecane as he had firm control over his subjects. [6] Shaka would order the execution of those … The only written accounts of Shaka produced during his lifetime were by British traders who visited the Zulu … (ANC)  Leader,  Albert Luthuli , wrote of Shaka in his autobiography, “Let My People Go”. [17] Luthuli wrote of …

… an annual Staffrider photographic exhibition. • On his return to Durban, from his trip to Johannesburg, Omar Badsha informed Jeeva Rajgopaul and Myron Peters about his successful meeting with people in Johannesburg who also …

… the first to publish authors such as J.M Coetzee, after his manuscript had been rejected by several other publishers, … Ravan Press and founding Staffrider. He was also a poet. His books include Whitewashes (1971), written with … South African culture theory (1976). He is also known for his article 'Beyond Butlerism' (1974). In 1988, Glenn Moss …

… UNITA stronghold at Mavinga, the strategic key to his base at Jamba near the Caprivi Strip. At first the … led the party delegates to Angola. It was agreed during his visit that the graves of MK cadres who died during this …

… at the Hendrina-based mine for almost 12 years. He says his salary has been paid irregularly for a year now and … Shortly after Ramaphosa became president in 2018, he made his other stepbrother, Jeff Radebe, Minister of Energy in …

… the area. Campbell was exposed to many different tribes in his travels and was told many varied accounts of the roles of …

… as an event of major political significance. In his message to the Congress of the People, Chief Albert …

… In the tense periods of repression during which Mark spent his boyhood, Sheila was both intensely involved and …

… away. The challenge lies with South Africans to honour his accomplishment of using rugby as a tool to unify the …

… was detained for three weeks for refusing to disclose his sources Apr 5- Torch and New Age banned. (Merrett:44-45) … Act 56 of 1955 for three periods totalling 16 days for his refusal to name sources. (Merrett:64)  1964 Jan 26- … a banning order making it impossible for him to continue his work as a journalist. Kays sat on a 'District 6 Defence …

… only released after former President Jacob Zuma withdrew his application to interdict the release of this report. The … the eve of a meeting of the ANC's NEC expected to discuss his recall –  former President Zuma announced the …

… 30, 1998), a prominent gay rights activist recounted his experience of coming out: “Ten years later I came out of … dream of an Afrikaner Empire was beginning to crumble. The death of popular political activist and black consciousness …

… the age of 16 a Zulu boy would be taken into the forest by his father where he would cut his own stick from the trees. By the time the boy reaches …

… called homesteads. An elder or headman led the homestead. His hut was opposite the main entrance and his most important wives had huts nearest to him. Each …

… People's Organization , and was murdered in 1989 for his activism. Ma Sisulu’s dedication to her nursing work and …

… Native Advisory Boards in Durban, followed Dr Lowen and his clients, and also withdrew from the proceedings. The …

… phrase was elaborated upon by President Nelson Mandela in his first month of office in 1994, when he proclaimed: "Each …