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… of Mozambique where leaders could control this industry. Land became scarce and farmers had reached the limt of usable land on the edge of the Kalahari Desert in the northwest and … involved in the upheaval. Zwide and Sobhuza fought over land along the Pongola River and Sobhuza was defeated after …

… by mobilisation of the Coloured opinion against the Land Tenure Board, instituted to probe the application of the …

… DAVENPORT, TRH and HUNT, KS. 1974. The Right to the Land. Cape Town: David Philip. DAVIES, Horton and SHEPHERD, … and Sons. FRERE, Sir H Bartle. 1883. On Systems of Land Tenure among Aboriginal Tribes in South Africa. Journal … 1935. Handbook for the use of Prospective Settlers on the Land. Pamphlet in Cory Library, Grahamstown. CL No 968(91)SOU …

… 'Homelands') out of the 'Reserves' carved out by the 1913 Land Act. Between 1960 and 1985, approximately 3.5 million … democratic order which represented all the peoples of the land. The Rivonia Trial and the increase in Government's … out of the old 'Reserves' carved out by the 1913 Land Act. The Promotion of Black Self-Government Act of 1958 …

… inferior and thus should be dispossessed of their land and other vital resources and ultimately exterminated in … as a colony of settlement, not of conquest. Aboriginal land was expropriated by the British colonists on the premise that the land was empty (the terra nullius theory) and that the …

… which was a device that helped people to navigate on land. This was used by Arab traders and astrologers for many … on the right course. They did not have to stay in sight of land to know where they were going. This meant that they could use the winds that blew far from land to go where they needed to go.  The Caravel Until the …

… They could not own property here, only rent it, as the land could only be white owned. This Act caused much hardship … and resentment. People lost their homes, were moved off land they had owned for many years and were moved to …

… were to contribute Grants of between 8 and 10 acres of land outside Durban was to be made to ex-indentured Indians,  …

… able to gain better opportunities through acquiring more land (as the Church’s lands were nationalized) and having to …

… at the same time, acting on behalf of her family in the Land Claims; she received a call from the Public Works … and her husband Dickie should occupy the house while the land claim was being processed. Describing the state of the …

… in turn dispossessed Xhosa and Khoikhoi people of their land and cattle among other things. Although periods between … to Trek Boers as an attempt to protect their livestock and land were employed to tend to the cattle and provide other … vacillating policy towards allowing Gaika's sons to occupy land in the Tyume Valley. In 1829 Maqoma and his tribe were …

… CPSA. March, The Lawrence Committee is inaugurated.   All land and estate agents are invited to report any cases where … Benoni Location. April, The Government passes the Asiatics Land and Trading Act restricting trading among Indians.  In … Krugersdorp, Klerksdorp and Roodepoort; and it allowed land to be transferred to Indians in the Malay Location and …

… the Bluff. Probably because of the date, Da Gama named the land “ Terra do Natal ”. It is not known whether sailors … they found a safe mooring off Salisbury Island, a small land outcrop in the bay. 1824 10 May, A small advance party … hoisted the Union Jack and formally took possession of the land in the name of the British Crown. 7 September, Nine …

… in the Mooi River area, Potgieter proceeded to occupy land in the areas mentioned above. Voortrekkers who were … in Germany, Lutheran Minister Ferdinand Zimmerman, bought land just outside Rustenburg, where he planned to house his … But the plan failed and three years later he sold the land to Reverend Christian Muller, a trustee of the BaPhalane …

… chiefdoms were small in size and people did not regard land as property. This resulted in fairly harmonious …

… settlers control the colony and take the most fertile land while the African inhabitants are forced into ‘native … and the Crown Lands Ordinance Act further reduces native land rights. All African adult males are required to carry … whom are ex-soldiers, exacerbates the crisis surrounding land ownership in Kenya. 1921 The East African Protectorate …

… because of the changes in social relations on the land brought about by the growth of capitalist agriculture. …

… with the Swazi king, Sobhuza II to England to appeal a land dispute against South Africa. He represents the King …

… it established became the highest legal authority in the land in all constitutional matters. Why did South Africa need …

… of the African National Congress 1913 First Native Land Act passed 1914 Formation of National Party Railway …

… furrow irrigation into an otherwise drought-stricken land than upon their Christian teachings (Williams 1959). … hinged upon their ability to provide viable agricultural land for indigenous settlement at a time when Black-owned land was being increasingly alienated for white usufruct. …

… is celebrated during Passover. He also promised the Jews a land of their own where they could live forever. After many years of wandering through a desert the Jews found a land near the Jordan River. They defeated the people who were …

… but it could also be that gold resources, water and usable land became scarce and that local trade was disrupted by …

… spare time.  Project:  100 Year Anniversary of the 1913 Land Act Jason Owens Jason Owens is a sophomore transfer from …

… the Industrial Conciliation Act. 3. The removal of all land restrictions against non-European and the provision of … and industrial rights, the removal of non-European land restrictions, free and compulsory Nation, freedom of …

… in Natal to prohibit Indians from buying agricultural land in a specified area along the coast. 5 March, Anti-Indian Legislation: The Durban Land Alienation Ordinance , no 14 of 1922 (Natal) This … vetoed by the Union Government. 5 March, The Durban Land Alienation Ordinance, No. 14 of 1921 (Natal), enables …

… be associated with someone who would be living in the land of his ancestors. Instead, Themba was constantly on the … Prior to this, most Blacks were not allowed to own land in the White cities, so there were some freeholds put … and diverse Black communities despite the limits in their land area and the unbelievably large population. One of these …