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… the plague outbreak. By 1911 its population had grown to 3,650 persons, almost all of them black (Taylor 1991). …

… even before the Union of South Africa was formed in 1910. The Zululand Planters' Union organized agricultural …

… were subject to the King who ruled by divine plan. [3] In this view, Churches were powerful institutions in … There was no South Africa (as we know it today) before 1910.  Britain had defeated Boer Republics in the South … and elsewhere in the world. The Union Constitution of 1910 placed political power in hands of white citizens. …

… were but a few (Dennis 1902). The report for Leloaleng in 1910 stated that: "Instruction is given in stone and brick … labours, as seen from this report from Leloaleng, made in 1910: "Since its foundation the work of the school has had a …

… developing cities and the new government they set up in 1910 (without consulting any women). If women featured at all …

… About 4 million Tswana people live in southern Africa; 3 million in South Africa and 1 million in the nation of … language of Botswana. In 2006 it was determined that over 3 million South Africans speak Setswana as a home language. … Colony, Afrikaner republics, and British territories. In 1910, when the Cape, Transvaal and British Bechuanaland were …

… Transvaal. Kruger declares the annexation illegitimate on 3 September 1900, the same day that Nelspruit is proclaimed … the way free for land to be parcelled out to buyers. 1910 The various colonies and Boer republics are drawn …

… in the establishment of the Union of South Africa in 1910 and had led the country since then, but had experienced … Allies. However, after Britain declared war on Germany on 3 September 1939 South Africa entered the war on the side of …

… theatre to be established in South Africa on 29 July 1909. 1910 On 11 December 1910 the first "Electric Theatre" for "Coloured People Only" … by the launch of the black television services TV2/3 by the SABC. 1984 Tax concessions for the export of films …

… when it was still the Orange River Colony, pre 1910. Source: Franco Frescura collection The town was …

… sister and brother enjoyed further study before moving in 1910 to Berlin. From the German capital William Fehr …

… subject to British suzerainty. The Pretoria Convention on 3 August 1881 formalises the terms of peace. A flour mill … begins operating in the area, buying tobacco from farmers. 1910 The colonies and Republics become the Union of South …

… be entitled to graze their livestock and cultivate fields. 1910 November, A Select Committee headed by Henry Burton the …

… of Vereeniging facilitated the Union of South Africa  in 1910. After the Union, the application of customary law was …

… enlarge the Senate. This decision enabled clauses of the 1910 Constitution to be amended and were designed to increase …

… Africa for a third time (first in 1897, and then in 1903). 1910 The South African Football Association joins FIFA, the … Whites-only Germiston Callies defeat the Black Pirates (3-1). Orlando Pirates Women's Football Club and Mother City … twice in the “multi-national” South African Games (4-0; 3-1) at the Rand Stadium, Johannesburg. 1974 A Whites-only …

… free to remain in South Africa or to return to India. By 1910, nearly 26.85% indentured men returned to India, but …

… State are camping on the city's beaches, while a further 3,000 are being accommodated in hotels in the city. In … Affairs Department to enforce the provisions of Law 3 of 1885 . In addition, the Department is charged with … House of Lords. The Act would come into force on 31 May 1910. …

… 95.5% and the weight of the Black vote is decreased from 3.1% to 1.4%. 21 May, The Riotous Assemblies (Amendment) Act … inaugurated by Europeans with the consummation of Union in 1910” (Walshe, 1970: 181). June, Trade Unionist Clements … Abdurahman is elected as the chairperson. 27 June - 3 July, At the Conference of European and Bantu Christian …

… between the two was strictly controlled (Horrell 1978: 2-3). This Act was consolidated by the 1945 Blacks (Urban … educational organisations. Moses Kotane joins the ANC. 3 February, The second (and last) European-African Conference … speakers. Six other people are injured. << ANC Timeline 1910-1919 ANC Timeline 1930-1939 >> …

… BARKLY , Cape: LMS 1876; WMS BARRYDALE , Cape: DRCSA 1910 BARTON , Lusikisiki, Cape: No data available BARVILLE … small milk-bags, made of skins, and other utensils (Fig 3, p 355). Some of the people make very neat baskets of … 1839 EBENEZER , Olifants Rivier, Cape: RM 1831; DRCSA 1910. It was visited by James Backhouse in March 1840 (pp …

… Afrikaner character of the town persisted after Union in 1910, and there was little to attract other Whites to the …

… Women and Labour (1911) was published. 1912 Union in 1910 persuaded many educated Blacks to unite into a single …

… first discriminatory legislation directed at Indians, Law 3 of 1885 , is passed in the South African Republic, or the … 1895 Act 17 of 1895, of the colony of Natal imposes a £3 tax on ex-indentured Indians, who fail to re-indenture or … discriminatory legislation against black groups intact 1910 The Public Servants Superannuating Act and Teachers …

… to prison.  November, M.K. Gandhi returns from London. 1910 January 20, The Natal Legislative Assembly passes the … alter Natal law and exempt Indian women from payment of £3 tax. May 18, Harilal Gandhi leaves for India. He breaks … the strike until the Government promised the repeal of £3 tax. The Satyagraha campaign entered new phase. Over 3,000 …

… in class include; 1. Helen Joseph 2. Emily Hobhouse 3. Steve Biko 4. Albert Luthuli The people listed above were … *Write all the points below each other.   2.2 *Then draw 3 columns next to these points.   2.3 *At the top of the … is a policy that keeps Blacks and Whites apart. Between 1910 and 1948, South Africa also had a policy of segregation. …

… Comet , moored in the Bluff channel. The Zulu withdrew on 3 May, leaving the survivors to pick their way through the … Building was completed of Durban’s first Town Hall. In 1910 it was given over to the Post Office once a second Town … ballots cast, a majority of 7,430 men voted in its favour. 1910 The first commercial wireless radio station in …

… it came to be regarded as "sterile and provincial." 3 Ironically, SASA, the initiator of a major "advancement" in … African National Gallery's (SANG) Inaugural Exhibition on 3 November 1930 should have been the occasion of public … in the subcontinent, even before the Act of Union in 1910. 7 The founding of rival provincial societies in South …