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Khoisan Identity
… socio-political and economic privileges denied to the black population, such as not being required to carry a pass … Land Act of 1913 had formalised the land…
ArticleDecember 16 and the Construction of Afrikaner Nationalism
… in reaction to British imperialism, on the one hand, and Black Africans living in southern Africa, on the other hand. … an urban economy. Finding themselves…
PlaceUniversity of Fort Hare, Alice- Eastern Cape
… author and scholar Archibald Campbell Jordan . The first black Zimbabwean medical doctor, Ticofa Samuel Parirenyatwa , … author and scholar Archibald…
ArchiveArt Fair forced to reinstate Mabulu painting after Goldblatt threat by Matthew Krouse (Mail & Gurdian), 28 September 2013
… that artist Ayanda Mabulu's painting Yakhal'inkomo – Black Man's Cry had been removed from the exhibition space at …
ICA launches 2017 Great Texts/Big Questions lecture series with Professor Ngugi wa Thiong'o
… scene with the performance of his first major play, The Black Hermit, at the National Theatre in Kampala in 1962. In …
ArchiveKora: A Lost Khoisan Language of the early Cape and the Gariep by Menán du Plessis
… Hippisley, Mel Coffee, Carol Wilcher, Kathi Kern, Kate Black, Sue Roberts and her family, Lisa Cligget and her …
PlaceElgin
… on the valley was Kathleen Murray, who was a leader in the Black Sash Movement, among other political activities. In …
EventSouth Africa Freedom Day - 26 June 1950
… declared that "South Africa belongs to all who live in it, black and white" and that "no government can justly claim …
Document 55 - Letter from the International Secretariat of the International Communist League (B-L) to the Workers’ Party of South Africa and the Communist League of South Africa, 12 October 1935
… champion of freedom of a hitherto virtually independent black African people and country, and the English working …
Book 2: The Impact and Limitations of Colonialism - Glossary
… Maroon - Originally, this was the name of a group of black people descended from runaway slaves and living in …
Introduction
… support closer co-operation and collaboration with other black groups. Its strategy failed, however, as discriminatory …
Colonial history of Polokwane
… part of the ZAR. The constitution of the Republic excluded Black, Indian and Coloured people from exercising equal …
ArticleCapitalism in the USA 1900 to 1940
… crash of 1929: reasons for and economic and social impact; Black Tuesday – 29 October 1929 Source: …
ArticleTransvaal Indian Youth Congress (TIYC)
… NP came and introduced a number of oppressive laws against Black people in South Africa. The 1950s decade was one of the …
ArticleHow did the Nazis construct an Aryan identity?
… with the Aryans at the top and with Jews, Gypsies and black people at the bottom. These 'inferior' people were seen …
ArticlePoqo
… Africa between the government and the groups representing black people. The period after 1976 witnessed increased …
From Segregation to Apartheid
… a system that formalised the territorial separation of the Black majority from Whites in the countryside. The creation …
ArticleGangsterism in Sophiatown
… and Sophiatown was the nucleus of all reef crimes. A black man could land in jail for lack of a pass; so to be …
Why protect worker’s rights?
… barriers that adversely affect the designated groups: black people, women and people with disabilities. Such …
ArticleSouth African Police Services (SAPS)
… with police duties during times of peace, especially in Black areas. In 1911 General J. B. M. Hertzog , the Minister …
ArticleAfrica: What’s in a name?
… the Guinness people. Guinness was a generic term used for black people, in contrast to the more brown people of much of …
The South African History Online (SAHO) Graduate Internship Programme
… the South African liberation struggle and the history of black anthropology scholarship in Southern Africa. My M.A. …
ArticleRobert Mangaliso Sobukwe Timeline 1924 - 1978
… declared that South Africa belongs to all who live in it Black and White. Subsequently Africanists are ejected from …
Eyewitness accounts of the Sharpeville massacre 1960
… the intention of showing the crowd, and in the process black South Africa, a dreadful lesson. People started to run …
ArchiveSouth Africa’s Marikana 10 years on: survey shows knowledge of massacre is low, by Benjamin Roberts, Jare Struwig and Steven Gordon (theconversation.com), 16 August 2022
… protesters against restrictions on the movement of black people were shot dead, was even lower. The share of …
ArchiveThe Importance and Power of Gender Safe Spaces by Shanél Johannes
As gendered individuals, our lived experiences are not static, for our positionalities and realities differ. The creation of a safe space is important to…
ArchiveWhat lost photos of Blue Notes say about South Africa’s jazz history by Lindelwa Dalamba , 14 October 2019
… Pietermaritzburg’s Great Hall and captured a series of black and white images of the band, the Blue Notes. Through …
Interview with Archibald Gumede 6 April 1996
… are found innocent? What message will that send to the black community? AG If they are found innocent? Well it … not been who he is. POM That's right…
ArchiveSoldiers without reward- Africans in South Africa's wars
… that the bodies be disinterred and buried in separate black and white graves.(9) Thus, even in death, South … History, (Johannesburg,ed.) Gleeson, I "The…
Document 45 - Ray Alexander, “Trade Unionism in South Africa”, Discussion, 1, 6, 1952
… of the non-European workers than the achievement of black and white class unity. Striving to achieve unity of black and white workers becomes reactionary,…