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… by Seme appears on the Natal newspaper ILanga Lase Natal . 1913 Seme establishes the South African Native Farmers …

… king from 1872 to 1884.   Dinuzulu kaCetshwayo (1868-1913), son of Cetshwayo kaMpande, king from 1884 to 1913.   Phumuzuzulu kaDinuzulu (1890-1933), son of Dinuzulu kaCetshwayo, king from 1913 to 1933.   Cyprian Bhekuzulu kaPhumuzuzulu (4 August …

… Panama Railroad Company and used as a cruise ship, and in 1913 she was sold to the Royal Mail Line who renamed her the …

… 636 hectares was given to white famers over four years. 1913 19 June, The Native Land Act (No: 27)  is passed August, … many ways.” The Supreme Court rules that Section 1 of the 1913 Natives Land Act could not be enforced in the Cape … discusses the land issue highlighting the impact of the 1913 Natives Land Act on Black people.   The Natives (Urban …

… (SANNC) 1912 (later renamed ANC); Satyagraha Campaign of 1913 – 1914; Land Act 1913 o Map of Southern Africa in 1913 compared with 1860 Resource Links Topic 1 : Britian, …

… white farmers over four years. Natives Land Act (No: 27) 1913 The Natives Land Act was passed on 19 June 1913. The Act’s most catastrophic provision for Africans was … a scale that was even broader than the Natives Land Act of 1913. The Act also proposed the establishment of separate …

… his wife towards and passes his London matric examination. 1913 Moroka attends medical school in Edinburgh. 1918 He …

… for the repeal of the pass laws. There was no response. In 1913 a group of women led by Charlotte Maxeke burned their …

… established to oversee the sanitation of railway workers. 1913 February, Nelspruit gets its first telephone exchange. …

… of increased rural impoverishment as a result of the 1913 Land Act , the war led to rapid urbanisation and the …

… For Africans the epidemic came after the hardships of the 1913 Land Act, war-time inflation, the droughts of 1914-1916, …

… Afrikaans working class as well as the middle class. The 1913 Mineworkers strike , known as the ‘July Strike’ as well …

… were about 13, 5 miles of tracks for trams in Pretoria. 1913 Union buildings completed. Designed by architect Herbert …

… John Langalibalele Dube elected as the first President. 1913 28 May, A group of women from the urban Waaihoek …

… is later renamed as the African National Congress (ANC). 1913 Dube leads a deputation to England to protest against … the adoption of the South African Native Land Act of 1913. 1917 Dube is ousted from the presidency of the SANNC …

… with him- while he refused to leave his position. In May 1913, his Orange Free State supporters in the SAP insisted on … be excluded. At the national SAP Congress in November 1913, in Cape Town, Botha won enough support to keep Hertzog …

… over) and becomes operational in 1901. It is repealed in 1913 after the Passive Resistance Campaign. 1896 The … of standard or habits of life. The Act as amended in 1913 and 1937 excludes all Immigration of Asians to South … minor children of those already domiciled in the country. 1913 June, Immigrants Regulation Act (No 22 of 1913) - …

… Orange River Colony. The Union is under British dominion. 1913 The Natives Land Act is passed. This Act permits only …

… Afrikaans working class as well as the middle class. The 1913 Mineworkers strike , known as the ‘July Strike’ as well …

… appeal to the Empire” was sent by the SAIC to newspapers. 1913 4 March, A Judgement is passed by the Cape Supreme Court … Legislation: Immigrants Regulation Act (No 22 of 1913)” “June, The Immigrants Regulation Amendment Act, Act No. 22 of 1913, persons not literate in a European language and …

… refusing to carry an obligatory id card in South Africa 1913 Gandhi begins "Great March" to gain Indian rights in …