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The Freedom struggle: Political mobilisation in Port Elizabeth
… which transformed it into a secondary industry centre. In 1923, Ford began its assembly line in Port Elizabeth. This …
ArticleList of SADF raids into Neigbouring Countries
… February Botswana, house of exile Nat Serache blown up 14 May Gaborone, Botswana; car bomb kills exile Vernon …
ArchiveAll That Glitters - In the city by Emilia Potenza
… to control labour both in the cities and on the farms: 1923: The Native Urban Areas Act. This law controlled how … the land which Africans could own from 7,5…
ArticleA list of South African Shipwrecks
… There were a total of 378 people on board, including 14 women and 25 children. On 26 March the Arniston separated … Jan Smuts to Britain to join the War…
Hunter-gatherers and herders in Southern Africa Activity
… the Khoikhoi have to have houses made of light materials? 14. Why did the Khoikhoi move often? 15. Why did the …
ArticleHistory Grade 11 - Topic 2 Contextual Overview
… at the Paris Peace Conference in 1920. Harding’s death in 1923 brought to power his vice-president, Calvin Coolidge, … that “shocked the Victorian morality…
EventQueen Victoria issues charter for the formation of the British South Africa Company
… was extended to 1914, but was eventually revoked in 1923 as the White settlers in Southern Rhodesia grew tired of … website, "Zimbabwe: British South Africa…
EventFormer SANNC President Sefako Mapogo Makgatho dies
… workers strike and the miners’ strike in Johannesburg. In 1923 he was forced to step down and was replaced by Z. K. … Available at: https://www.sahistory.org…
Political assassinations 1974 - 1994
… police. 1985 - Vryburg Gasuebe Hubhuli Activist Shot dead. 14 May Gaborone, Botswana Vernon Nkadimeng Son of SACTU … April Organiser of local consumer…
ArticleThe Union of South Africa 1910
… family and was given refuge by the Zulu king Dinizulu. On 14 April 1906, the Natal Government offered a reward of £500 … in Bloemfontein, renamed the African…
ArticleA Luta Continua Dialogues, Episode 1: Student Activism
Including Qondiswa James, Mbali Williams, Mihla Hanise, Anya Isabel, Kas and Hunter Hosted by Didintle Ntsie Filmed 5 September 2020 Broadcasted 6…
EventThe AA is formed to coordinate motoring clubs
… Federation of Automobile Clubs (FAC) was formed in 1923 to co-ordinate and provide greater impetus to the …
PlaceBlaauwberg Nature Reserve, Melkbosstrand
… as Blaauwberg Provincial Nature Reserve by means of P.N. 06/2007 dated 2 Mar 2007. The City of Cape Town manages both …
ArticleDurban Timeline 1497-1990
… The premises were officially opened to the public on 14 November 1853. By that time it could boast of 112 members, … now known as the Durban University of…
EventSmuts becomes Prime Minister
… The heaviest blow to his government came in April 1923, when the two opposition parties, the Labour Party …
EventAnna Neethling Pohl, South African actress and author, is born
… school when took part in Die laaste van die takhare in 1923. Her work in literature was earned her recognition as …
ArticlePlacing the film “Inxeba – The Wound” in Historical Review
… “What happens when people have to oppress who they are?" [14] and the film is more about this emotional internal … explores Xhosa initiation, homosexuality”,…
ArticleMarikana Massacre - 16 August 2012
… the death of the two protesting miners. Between 12- 14 August at least four miners, two police officers and two … on hill on 16 August 2012, before massacre…
54. South African Indian Congress: first annual report, 1924
… Pachai The South African Indian Congress was formed in 1923 to fight the 'principle of segregation' embodied in the … and arranged the preliminaries, on the…
BiographyMarcus Solomon
… and more than 5000 members between the ages of 7 and 14 years. His work with children developed out of his …
BiographyCecyl Esau
… 1982. He was accused number 11 in S v L.B. Ngqungwana and 14 others. The accused were Lizo Bright Ngqungwana, …
EventFormation of the South African Native National Congress
… expanded its inclusivity it was renamed as the ANC in 1923. As a result of the Sharpeville massacre and the …
EventPolitical activist, Professor ZK Matthews is born
… to education. He enroll at Fort Hare University and in 1923 became the first African to obtain a B.A. at a South …
ArchiveThe Story of Jean Middleton by Grant Rohrmann
… the Morning Star. Middleton died of pneumonia on December 14, 2010 having lived a long and fulfilled life. Her … admit she was a part of the group…
ArticleGrade 10 - Topic 3: The French Revolution
… On 14 July 1789 hundreds of French city workers stormed the …
ArticleIndian South Africans Timeline 1910-1919
… Smuts enters into negotiations with Gandhi. 1912 14 October, Gopal Krishna Gokhale meets Prime Minister, … visits Tolstoy Farm. 1913 January, Tolstoy Farm is…
PlaceWits School of Arts (WSOA)
… Johannesburg. The University introduced the Art faculty in 1923 after they moved premises from Eloff Street to Milner …
PlaceGreen Point Common
… vested land, which was granted to the City of Cape Town in 1923 for public recreation and sport fields. Your stadium is …
EventBantu Women’s League protests against pass laws
… these concessions, the government tightened the law in 1923 when it passed the Native (Black) Urban Areas Act No 21. …
ArticleIndustrial and Commercial Workers Union (ICU)
… changed its name to the African National Congress (ANC) in 1923 - did not accomplish much to improve the lives of black …