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… with his family in June 1935. Adams joined South African Indian Congress (SAIC) and the South African Communist Party … was drawn to politics as a teenager in Johannesburg during Indian protest against the Asiatic land Tenure Act (the … Act) in 1946 to 1948.He was an activist in the Transvaal Indian Congress Youth League and the Youth Communist League …

… From the book:  A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal … in the hope of serving on the 45-member South African Indian Council. Only 10,5 percent of the registered voters, … recently. At one of the conferences of the Natal Indian Congress held at the Orient Hall, Mr. M. J. Naidoo …

… a concerted run on him to punish him for his role in the Indian resistance. Many people in the Indian Community admired and respected Cachalia's courage. … He succeeded Essop Mia as the Chairperson of the British Indian Association in September of 1910. His son Ali lived at …

… A message from Dr. Y. M. Dadoo to the Indian people Brothers and Sisters The struggle against … the whole Africannation; by the oppressed minorities, the Indian and Coloured people;and by an increasing number of … struggle of each sector of the oppressed people, African,Indian and Coloured. We Have Suffered Enough Our community, …

… the book:  The Story of PR Pather, the grand old man of Indian politics in South Africa - by Riashnee Pather Chapter … the most turbulent and eventful years in the history of Indian politics in South Africa. Even though the decade began … segregation plans - A highly ironic judgement in my opinion. Nevertheless as I have stated earlier the two …

… People's Organisation  (SACPO)as a mouthpiece of Coloured opinion. Golding took a lead in challenging the government's …

… India, in 1898, in a family which was active in the Indian freedom movement. He went to South Africa in 1913 and … in the same house. Identifying himself with the indentured Indian labourers, Gandhiji ate only once a day, wore only a … in the religious and social welfare work in the small Indian community in Pretoria. He joined the Transvaal Indian …

… in 1918. From 1919-1920, he was assistant Professor of Indian Economics at the University of Madras, and from 1924 … seems to have kept aloof from the discussions within the Indian political organisations. This may have been because he … their struggle against the radicals for the control of the Indian political organisations. After returning to India, he …

… and Organisation inthe Political Development of Indian South Africans, 1860 - 1979 by Kumi Naidoo …

… Dr G.M. Naicker, President of Natal Indian Congress (NIC), warns that any Indian who accepts membership in the Land Tenure Advi …

… connected in Natal and she grew up surrounded by prominent Indian people such as M.K. Gandhi , Monty Naicker , … a medical doctor. As there was no medical school open to Indian women in South Africa, she went to Scotland on 8 March … Coolie Doctor.Dr. Goonam then became involved in the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) and was one of the main organizers of …

… Julius Malema in hot water again over Indian Comments …

… APDUSA Bulletin: National Indian Council – Another Trap, February 1964 …

… remained a representative of essentially conservative opinion, believing that the best political course for …

… and held in the Pretoria prison. The arrest aroused public opinion round the world. Parliamentary questions, diplomatic …

… The Making of Indian Identity in Durban, 1914-1949 by Goolam H. Vahed …

… when it was opened in 1951. He taught at Ballengeich Indian School (in Northern Natal) before proceeding to London … articled clerk to attorney NT Naicker, a prominent Natal Indian Congress (NIC) activist and treason trialist . He … a past chairman of the Global Organisation of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO) South African Chapter based in Durban. …

… influenced by  Mahatma Gandhi , joined the  Transvaal Indian Congress  (TIC) in 1928. He was an executive member … two world wars, there was a great deal of in-fighting in Indian politics as differences in ideology began to be … the meeting and that awakened her to the problems of the Indian community. Thereafter, she took a keen interest in the …

… Paper On The Group Areas Act And Its Effects On The Indian People Of Natal, May 1956 49 A: HISTORY AND AIMS OF … on this vital question.  3. While this paper of the Natal Indian Congress deals specifically with the effects of the … should have received the condemnation of democratic world opinion, for does not Article 17 of the Universal Declaration …

… majority of garment workers have always been Coloured, Indian and Malay, while in the Transvaal, until the Second … of the union, but despite this very few of the Coloured or Indian workers joined the union and they worked under … than glad when I let her go away. Ninety-four Coloured and Indian workers were questioned that day, ninety-four women …

… now stands. In her youth, she was active in the Transvaal Indian Youth Congress and then in the Federation of South … of progressive Whites allied to the African and Indian Congresses, until it was banned in 1962. She then went … against friends. Your excuse is a moral one but, in my opinion, is not a just one”. He sentenced her to two months …

… Moslem businessman and the dominant figure in the  Natal Indian Congress  (NIC) from the mid-1930s to 1945, when … and various followers split, following the marriage of the Indian government's agent, a Muslim, to a Hindu woman. An … the Cape Town Agreement was the foundation upon which the Indian people could advance. Time and again, he returned to …

… a small outfitting shop, was an active member of the Natal Indian Congress ( NIC), and close confident of Mohandas … Ebrahim Badsha attended the Carlisle Street Government Indian School where his teachers recognized and encouraged … school submitted to an art competition run by the Natal Indian Teachers Society. After completing grade 5, he worked …

… Hoosain Ismael Pahad was a leading member of the Transvaal Indian Congress and the South African Indian Congress . He has four brothers, one of whom is Aziz … history. The title of his thesis was “The Development of Indian Political Movements in South Africa - 1924-1946” .  …

… banishment order noted that ‘Ministers are still of the opinion that it is necessary in the interests of peace, order …

… the book:  The Story of PR Pather, the grand old man of Indian politics in South Africa - by Riashnee Pather … The Minutes of the Inaugural Conference of the Natal Indian Organisation. 4 May 1947. Correspondence from the Natal Indian organisation to J.C. Smuts. 21 May 1947. Natal Indian …

… his children. Moosa was also the editor and publisher of Indian Views [1914 - 1965], a weekly publication aimed at the … stance as well, particularly drawing attention to the Indian struggle against British imperialism. Fatima also came … It was a household that reflected a strong Gujarati-Indian and Muslim cultural ethos against a background of a …

… The South African Indian Council Bill, dealing with the affairs of the Indian Population, is passed with the support of the Opp …

… the African National Congress in 1946 and supported the Indian struggle against the "Ghetto" Act. He was also … Joined African National Congress in 1946 and supported the Indian struggle against the "Ghetto" Act. Prominent in …