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… people see the fallacies of it, which will teach them to revolt against war and its diabolical deeds. Against all the …

… arrested, charged and released on bail. Arising out of the revolt of school children against Bantu Education that began …

… to be established in all key centres - Johannesburg, East Rand, West Rand, Port Elizabeth, Cape Town, East London, Durban and …

… cutting of public spending, running into billions of Rand. This comes at a time when millions of South Africans …

… ask Benjie [Benjamin Pogrund, political journalist of the Rand Daily Mail] to send me at least R250. 9 September 1979 …

… in the senseless killings that continue in Natal, the East Rand and elsewhere. Many in the security forces use maximum …

… house and find that Sisulu has fled. 20 April, The Rand Daily Mail reports that Sisulu has fled to Bechuanaland. … known as Syllabus A. 1975 Sisulu's son Zwelakhe joined Rand Daily Mail as cadet. 1976 13 June, Sisulu's daughter …

… at Kimberley and later the discovery of gold on the Rand marked South Africa as a potentially lucrative source of … It is often assumed that the discovery of gold at the Rand was the chief cause of the South African War. This is …

… of the Afrikaner Broederbond who was also the Rector of Rand Afrikaans University, met with the ANC in New York in … to South Africa and resigned his position as Rector of Rand Afrikaans University (RAU), told the Broederbond that …

… Luli Callinicos in her book, A Place in the City: The Rand on the Eve of Apartheid , describes how Afrikaans women …

… set alight in Ramaphosa informal settlement on the East Rand. Nobody had been arrested for his horrible murder. …

… A lack of unity among the Khoi-Khoi group undermines the revolt. Consequently, the Peninsular Khoi-Khoi loose more … there was high African absenteeism. More than 40 % of the Rand's huge labour force stays at home. Fifty % of the Asians … attended. Pledges of aid to South Africa total 10 billion rand. 1995 Following violent student protests in Cape Town on …

… political landscape. Witchcraft accusation came after a revolt against the Lebowakgomo Bantustan authorities. The …

… homesteads, where many joined the rebellion. This rural revolt produced tremendous anxiety in White Durban about the …

… staked the first claim, that the vast riches of the “Rand” were discovered. It took very little time for the local …

… the care dependency grant of one thousand and eighty rand per month, to assist families to care for children with …

… movements. Saso expels journalists from The Star and The Rand Daily Mail from its conference, because white reporters … Zinyoka, outside King Wiliam’s Town early 1975, The West Rand Administration Board announces that theatre producers … 123 people have been banned as a result of the June 16 revolt. nationwide prohibition on meetings announced 25 June, …

… up of the Kimberley diamond mines and, later, of the Rand gold mines. Into this foundation were thrown the methods … deep mining operations needed to unearth the gold of the Rand, also required an enormous combine of capital to operate … gold deposits of the Witwatersrand." The gold mines of the Rand continued the industrial revolution begun by the diamond …

… and the regime is failing to stem the tides of revolt which have plunged the country into an ever-deepening …

… of the remarkable book: "South Africa: The Peasants Revolt." The taking up of arms by the peasants in Pondoland …

… to the decline of the Berber language. Berber soldiers revolt after tax revenue from farms is diminished. Their … emerges in in  Chad  and the  Central African Republic . A revolt against the Islamic dynasty established by the Maba …

… was being fought from 1914 to1918 and had to deal with the Rand Rebellion in 1922. The Rebellion was the result of …

… The Morgo Commission sat and heard evidence at the Rand Supreme Court in Johannesburg from 20 - 28 January 1987. …

… It is often assumed that the discovery of gold at the Rand was the chief cause of the South African War. This is …

… in Durban. The climax was reached in 1922 in the great Rand strike. 2 The main issue was the decision of the Chamber … Legislation Trade Unionism declined after the 1922 Rand strike there were other consequences favourable to … changes that came about as the direct result of the 1922 Rand Strike by which the white workers gained a new status, …

… and in 1984 the masjid was totally renovated at a cost of Rand 92 000. The first nine trustees of the PMC appointed in … The project was completed in 1990 at a cost of over Rand 250 000 and today the prayer area can hold over 500 … Masjid, lasting over two years, was complete, costing over Rand two million, and Durban's 'Palace of Peace' was …

… and the Institution purchased six acres at a cost of Rand 14 000.00. On June 12, 1971 the foundation was laid by A … the Juma Masjid Trust Board announced plans to build a Rand 30 million block of offices, shops and flats. The Board … Textile Workers Union. Between 1976-1979 the Trust donated Rand 87 000 to Indian, African and White education and …

… before entering the police force. After a spell on the Rand, he served as a special constable in Dundee and … your own people?’”' she asked. Champion now went to the Rand to work at the mines. By 1920, he was employed at Crown …

… In consequence of the industrial disturbances on the Rand in 1913 and 1914, an Act was passed, not for the purpose … Act in 1924 (after the violent industrial strife on the Rand in 1922), which was the first labour law to introduce …