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… those who were moved by its implementation (Horrell, 1978: 2). An amendment to the Act in 1937 forbid Africans from … from non-Africans in cities and townships (Kirkwood, 2: 1951). However, the act led to constant housing shortages … not interfere with arrangements made by the Housing Act (1920) or Housing (Emergency Powers) Act of 1945 as long as …

… the Witwatersrand reef being electrified shortly after. [2] In 1891, Johannesburg was electrified and by the early … of the Gold Standard in 1932 and the build-up to World War 2 (WW2) , the South African economy boomed and ESCOM’s output … and 2014, 4,3 million households were electrified with 2,8 million households electrified between 1991 and 2001. …

… support of white settlers in colonies to retain power. [2] In 1908, about 33 white delegates met behind closed doors … Senior Certificate.: “Grade 11 November 2019 History Paper 2 Exam,” National Senior Certificate, November 2019. Eastern Cape Province Education. [2] Williams, Donovan. "African nationalism in South Africa: …

… in the Transkei, in the same year, the ANC was formed. 1920 Walter returns from his aunt Agnes’ home at Cofimvaba, … Selborne, a non-white township in Pretoria. 30 September - 2 october, Sisulu speaks at the congress of the Transvaal … on a charge under the Suppression of Communism Act. 2 December, For continuing to organize, Sisulu is convicted a …

… SAP’s supporters had left the party and joined the. In the 1920 elections it became clear that the SAP would need the … Members of both parties met at Robertson on 26 and 27 May 1920, and made a potential agreement. On 22 September the two … still held sway. A survey in 1942 found that only 2% of whites favoured school integration, only 12% …

… Ordinance No 23 of 1919 and the Housing Act No 35 of 1920 which empowered local authorities to develop housing … white native Representatives to the House of Assembly and 2 to the Cape Provincial Council. The government continued to …

… May Street Mosque also had a madrasah attached to it in 1920. The Hajee Ahmed Mohammed Lockhat Wakuff (Trust) … the language in most Indian homes in Durban. From the 1920’s and 1930’s, Hindi music record and sound films played …

… line to Graskop in the northwest, using White labour. 1912 2 September, a health committee is established to oversee the … Association comprising 125 members is established. 2-million citrus trees are planted in the decade. The Fruit … is established with proclamation of Nelspruit Extension 2 and Westacres. Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II visits the …

… the £3 tax and all arrears accruing from it, set 1920 as the deadline for new Indian immigrants and limited …

… is in the annual Minstrel Festival which takes place on 2 January, and is also referred to as Tweede Nuwe Jaar … (Martin, 1999:103). Carnivals were discontinued until 1920, when the leader of the African People’s Organization … at some points (Martin, 1999:108). Change during the 1920’s and 1930’s While most of the troupes had names …

… attributed to the rise in Afrikaner Nationalism during the 1920’s and 1930’s. Afrikaners constituted a majority in terms … a job as principal in an intermediate school in Natal. In 1920, he attended a higher teacher’s training course at Adams …

… place in Cape Town, lasting fourteen days and involving 2 000 men. This strike brings Clements Kadalie, the founder … do no receive support from the established unions. 1920 Fifty delegates from various Black organisations hold a …

… campaign. In Johannesburg alone, 700 arrests are made 1920 Albert Luthuli attends the Higher Teachers' Training … Minister following the death of J.G. Strijdom. November 2, Robert Sobukwe breaks away from the African National …

… which had been growing as a private passion since the 1920’s. His inclinations toward art had earlier taken second …

… survey, more than 70% of Sophiatown’s families were 1 or 2 person families. On average, families with five or more …

… coastline from the !Garib River to Angra PequeÁ±a. 1791-2                                                 Willem van … Cape is instituted in the country instead of German law. 1920 17 December 1920 Jan Smuts and Louis Botha of South Africa sign an …

… which many European settlers did not support. [xxx] In 1920 the Legislative Council brought back a large number of …

… Bantu education. After the demise of the ICU in the late 1920's, however, resistance in the rural areas became more …

… Afrikaner nationalism. The ANC which was weak in the 1920 and 1930s was consolidated under the leadership of …

… industry. Before the South African War (Anglo-Boer War 2), these foreigners were treated as outsiders ( uitlanders …

… to 395,231, with a male to female ratio of nearly 2:1. Over 20% of this population consisted of young children, … Western Jabavu 1954 25,468 1,432 Moroka North 1955 15,207 2,693 Molapo 1956 8,188 1,466 Moletsane 1956 10,360 1,962 … given as Chiawelo 1956 20,152 3,989 Jabulani 1956 11,721 2,039 Naledi 1956 19, 923 4043 apetla 1956 11,476 2,105 Phiri …

… December 16 date as a tool of political mobilisation. Part 2 The Political Use of December 16 Afrikaner nationalists …