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… It was declared a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 4 August 1978. This rural non-profit is home … James Walton states that the machinery was removed “in the 1920s”.   Meanwhile, between 1897 and 1899 the mill with the …

… areas). The body could deliberate and offer advice on legislation affecting Africans in the European Parliament and it could propose legislation on African matters. However, the council was … "African Townsmen? South African Natives (Urban Areas) Legislation Through the Years," African Affairs 68 (2 71) …

… of Indian Immigrants 1876 The Free State Republic passes legislation allowing Indians to enter the Republic with the … in ‘streets, wards and locations’ set aside for them. 1888 Legislation is passed compelling Free Indians forced to carry … attitude of Councillors. Councillor S.M. Petersen wanted legislation to prevent Indians and other non-Europeans from …

… changing the constitution. Unsurprisingly they abandoned legislation that protected ‘Black Africans’ and passed …

… were brought under the 19th century Masters and Servants legislation, taxation policies for African tenants on …

… to reinstate them. The government responded by enacting Legislation that clamped down on the Defiance Campaign. In …

… “fragmentation of electricity production”. [11]   In the 1920s, electricity “shifted to the national arena” to support … at cost price to the VFTPC). [23] During the late 1920s and early 1930s, ESCOM began building power stations … classed as “operations assistants” to side-step Apartheid legislation which reserved skilled work for white workers. …

… and political upheavals and challenges of the early 1920s. Gumede’s rise to prominence in the conservative NNC … on the Union Government’s repressive race and class legislation, Gumede called for African unity and urged his … lost its attractiveness in South Africa throughout the 1920s. Upon his arrival at Johannesburg, Gumede found the …

… the Natives are entitled to consultation on all-important legislation that vitally affects them. This legal undertaking … confirmed by acts of conquests. Never dictated by internal legislation, it has been the spontaneous result of mutually …

… rights, and they bought properties in the suburb. By the 1920s whites had moved out, leaving behind a vibrant … 1907 when he led a batch of volunteers to defy anti-Asian legislation in the Transvaal. Satyagraha entails a firm but … passes. However, the government still managed to introduce legislation which curtailed the rights of women and the …

… Annie Goldberg, from London’s East end settled during the 1920s. Their second son, Denis, was born there in 1933. … of the interior, Johannesburg, the Cape Town of the 1920s was regarded as an interesting, but rather sleepy port … the onslaught on the Coloured vote, which commenced with legislation in 1951, met with virtually no organised …

… independence. [....] We can see that the anti-African legislation of the Boer Republics was not so much the work of … Apart from the Immigration Act of 1913 and the secondary legislation affecting Coloureds and Indians, the major legislation from 1910 to 1940 was directed against the …

… arrived on 10 July 1909, determined to avert anti-Indian legislation that he expected to be enacted in the new union. … was admired by African-American leaders in the US from the 1920s onwards, and Marcus Garvey and WEB du Bois publicised …

… the Cape Ordinance 50, which sought to ensure that future legislation in the Cape does not discriminate on the basis of … a non-racial co-educational school until the 1890s when legislation made this increasingly difficult. Generations of … Goonam who studied at the University of Edinburgh in the 1920s and practiced medicine in South Africa her whole life - …

… rhetoric and decides not to proceed with anti-Indian legislation during the Second World War. Following an …

… in 1920, to “German women”. Writing Mein Kampf in the 1920s, Adolf Hitler would describe African soldiers on German … immigration. The Nazis sought inspiration from Jim Crow legislation in the US south, which makes Charlottesville, …

… He spent much of the 1950's protesting Apartheid legislation such as the Group Areas Act although I can be …

… to abolish the Cape franchise outright, in the late 1920s Hertzog turned to women’s suffrage to launch what Henry … whites-only WEAU cooperated with the attack. Until the mid-1920s its policy was to secure the vote for women on the same … was all the more reason why they should seek protective legislation through the vote (ibid. 253). HISTORY OF THE …

… Act of 1924, and was amended in 1937. Industrial Legislation Trade Unionism declined after the 1922 Rand … favourable to labour, i.e. the enactment of industrial legislation such as the Wage Act and Industrial Conciliation … on the Unemployment Insurance Act and the Industrial Legislation Commission. The S.A. Federation of Trade Unions …

… The Select Committee recommended that minimum wage legislation be instituted. A law to regulate wages of young …

… were posed. The theory and practice of the CPSA in the 1920s and 1930s were inseparably associated with his action … the privileges of white workers through a broad of legislation ". Along with others, Gomas began to seriously …

… African Republic (ZAR) passed Law No 3 of 1885, the first legislation in South Africa directed specifically against … did not immediately sanction its passing, but allowed the legislation to be reintroduced in 1896. 1895 The promulgation … or occupation of property in designated White areas. This legislation preceded the imposition by the Nationalist Party …

… opposite the Rissik Street post office. By the end of the 1920s, the town’s economy had tightened considerably and, … as an area for commercial expansion, and from the 1920s onwards its fine residences began to give way to … Act was the first of over one hundred pieces of similar legislation designed to give local authorities the means of …

… which also repeals a significant amount of discriminatory legislation. Among the refugees and exiles returning to …

… ideas as Norman, they became increasingly receptive in the 1920s to the work on juvenile delinquency of psychologists " … strategies in South Africa. By the beginning of the 1920s there was some overlap in penal and welfare-educational … school-reformatory system were provided by two pieces of legislation. The Children's Protection Act of 1913 which was …

… Zimbabwean poet Toby Tafirenyika Moyana: “all repressive legislation” impeded artistic work. Others fled because they … Africa’s transition from informal racial separatism in the 1920s to formalized statutory apartheid in the 1950s and …

… the white Afrikaaners.  This was officially enforced by legislation known as “Job Reserveation’. [47]   The … some control over the foreign affairs and internal legislation of the ‘independent’ Boer Republic. [72]   These … interest therein, or servitude there over.” [140] This legislation caused endemic overcrowding, extreme pressure on …

… and contributions of the Comintern of the early 1920s was the publicity given by it to the historical … The period after 1924 was characterised by racist legislation all of which discriminated explicitly against …

… Population Registration Act, four key pieces of apartheid legislation. 2-3 March, the UDF announces at a convention …

… on passive resistance as an answer to this anti-Native legislation. The Natives are alarmed. In fact there exists a … those ambassadors know of Gumede’s missions during the 1920s. During his overseas campaigns in the 1920s Gumede’s path crossed those of many well-disposed …