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… the Federation, which promoted indigenous playwriting and one-act plays – two of which were Afrikaans plays that were …

… an important role in setting up civics in the 1980s and as one of the few organisations that existed at the time, they …

… for all members of all racial groups to pray under, one umbrella, thus making South African history by welcoming …

… National Executive Committee decides to call a national one-day stay at home protest on 26 June. May 28, The African … Bunting attends the World Youth Congress in Berlin as part of a delegation led by Ahmed Kathrada . Cissie Gool … Gomez . May 7, The Franchise Action Council launches a one-day work and school stay away in Cape Town to protest …

… a well known Sophiatown resident and journalist is one of those that went to war. 1946 Anecdotal evidence …

… points in Soweto to John Vorster Square Police Station. One group of students was stopped by a police cordon outside … 16 June 1979, two parallel services were being organised: one by SAYRCO and another by a student group based at the … and sentenced to 14 years in prison. He was released as part of the negotiations for a transition to democracy. His …

… the watery fate that faced them, despite that a large part had never seen the ocean prior to this journey and an …

… place of the 2006 census. The forthcoming 2011 Census is part of the 2010 round of African censuses aimed at …

… Branch of the Nguni language family, which in turn is part of the larger Eastern Bantu group of languages. In the …

… majority of tenant and sub-tenant families were made up of one or two persons. This peculiarity in the suburb that was … that ousted General Smuts’ South African Party (SAP). One of the key pieces of legislation that the Pact Government … urban migrants. The new migrants could be accommodated in one of three types of settlements in the city at this stage. …

… emerge; they became tied together through the spoken word. One of these communities was the “Bastaards” which referred … founded the most vigorous mixed community. According to one tradition, Adam Kok married the daughter of the chief of … with internal divisions and environmental uncertainty. One of the greatest causes of tension was between wanting to …

… emerge; they became tied together through the spoken word. One of these communities was the 'Bastaards' which referred … founded the most vigorous mixed community. According to one tradition, Adam Kok married the daughter of the chief of … with internal divisions and environmental uncertainty. One of the greatest causes of tension was between wanting to …

… often in conjunction with other political organisations. One of the most important relationships it maintained was … bill. The bill was introduced for many reasons but one of the main reasons was the Governments growing concern … in the indictment as 'co-conspirators'. Of the ninety-one accused, fifteen had been members of the South African …

… tricameral constitution: three parliaments were set up, one each for whites, Coloureds and Indians. However, this was … another women's organisation in the Western Cape. UWCO was one of the few organisations that existed at the time, and it … of Women  (NOW) was formed in December 1983 as one of the affiliates of the UDF. From as early as 1980 women …

… One of the key instruments used by the apartheid government … confinement. Most detainees were released after spending one or two months in jail, but about 400 remained in jails … reveal that there was a correlation between, on the one hand, increases in detention, deaths in detention, resort …

… constitution-making body. All adults would have two votes, one for a regional representative and one for a national representative. 14 May 1992: The …

… BUT what is meant by a ‘COLD’ war as opposed to a ‘HOT’ one? Common reference to any war usually involves the type of … between two blocs of power, the USA and its allies on the one hand; and the USSR and China, on the other. From the end …

… indians. As suggested above it appears that Curries was at one time used for motor racing. 1940 Chief Scout Sir Baden …

… Today that business is Videovision Entertainment - one of the largest independent distributors of motion …

… the number of new voters added to the voters roll was over one million. 2014 8 and 9 February 2014, the second and final …

… knews.com/2008/letters/08/08/%E2%80%98banwahree%E2%80%99-is-one-of-the-names-for-lord-krishna/   Barahai, Barai - A Caste … earthworkers, lime and brick workers - beldar "means one who carries a bel, hoe, mattock" …   Devanga  or Devangi - They are one of the weaving castes in India. …

… ignore this and some slaves even hide in mountain caves on one occasion to avoid going to school. 1685 A separate school … abandoned. The only successful Free Schools were the one at Uitenhage and Graaff-Reinet because teachers did not … as Governor of the Cape. He subsidizes mission schools as part of his ‘border pacification' policy. 1855 A total number …

… outside the country from 1969 to 1994 [3] . Vlakplaas was one of these squads and it operated mostly within the … black police officers who had participated in one of the liberation movements, including the African … to his genitals. They further took hold of his private part with a plier [11] . When the transformation to an Askari …

… This article was written by Nehal Patel and forms part of the SAHO and Southern Methodist University … patriarchal, apartheid South Africa, Fester became a part of a growing women’s rights activism. Just as her mother … of minds. In solitary confinement, Fester wrote a one-woman play, Apartheid’s Closet: The Spirit cannot be …

… due largely to the lack of administrative capacity on the part of the Boer republics in particular. By the mid-1800s, … in Calinicos, L. A People's History of South Africa Volume One: Gold and Workers, p23. ) The pressure created by the new …

… In certain circumstances a 'common' crime, even a serious one such as murder, may be regarded as a political offence. … whether the offence was committed in the course of or as part of a political uprising or disturbance. (iii) The nature …

… in that it allows for an extension of land that formed part of the reserves (as set out in the 1913 Land Act) from … to a non-European. 1938 Albert Luthuli visits India as one of several delegates to the International Missionary …

… the direction of the revolution and further educating one another on the country’s history, dictatorial leadership … (Nubian queens), who had once ruled Ethiopia, Sudan and part of Egypt. This evocation by male protesters however was … in their attempts to suppress the revolution. This can in part be attributed to their fear of a successful revolution …

… discriminate directly or indirectly against anyone on one or more grounds, including race, gender, sex, pregnancy, … discriminate directly or indirectly against anyone on one or more grounds in terms of subsection (3). National … or prohibit unfair discrimination. 5.    Discrimination on one or more of the grounds listed in subsection (3) is unfair …

… Together with the Rand Daily Mail, the Daily Dispatch was one of the loudest mouthpieces for mainstream liberal … experience at the newspaper before he became the editor. One of his projects was to recruit staff from overseas and …