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… not adequate for the needs of the whole community and by 1929, the estimated number of deaths of babies under a year …

… decline of the ICU. After Kadalie resigned in January 1929 and Natal banished Champion for three years in 1930, the …

… the ranks of the White population: in the 1981 general election the Progressive Federal Party increased its vote to …

… The act of giving a person the right to vote in an election.  Disenfranchisement means to take away the right to …

… also uses the visit to raise funds for Ohlange Institute. 1929 Ohlange students take Humanities and Social Science …

… Gumede  bought the majority of shares in the company in 1929 giving him a controlling stake. In April 1930, Gumede …

… actively campaigned for a boycott of the SAIC and the election. These boycotts began in August and were kicked off … 1981. Of the 45 members of the Council, 40 were up for election with the other five being nominated. Some 297 040 … to vote in the SAIC elections. However, on the day of the election only 10.5% of the registered voters cast their …

… at the Bridgman Memorial Hospital’s opening ceremony. 1929 Xuma becomes a member of the Johannesburg Joint Council … over a mass rally in Johannesburg as part of the anti-election campaign. 11 May: On behalf of the ANC, Xuma  … on the Youth League’s position – they would support his re-election provided he formally endorses the Programme of …

… p.10. [2] Ibid., p.11. 29 December - 2 January [1929] (28 December 1928 – 1 January 1929) [ii] The CPSA holds its annual conference in … Archie Muller throughout the Eastern Cape in an election campaign for the Cape Provincial Council 1944 …

… advancement was to use their vote to influence the election men who would be sympathetic to Black aspirations.  … changes through the following: peaceful propaganda, the election of Congress sympathizers to legislative bodies …

… when South Africa held its first non-racial democratic election in 1994. …

… 1999 3 June, Thabo Mbeki issues a statement on the ANC’s election victory. 14 June Thabo Mbeki is elected president of … 2004 will be the date for South African's third democratic election. 4 March, Thabo Mbeki addresses the 23rd Africa … Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg. 7 March, In his election campaign in Mpumalanga, Thabo Mbeki dismisses the …

… buried alongside her daughter in the Karoo. Mariama Bâ (1929-1981) Mariama Ba (Mariama Bâ – the first African … as Mariama Bâ’s So Long a Letter. Born in Senegal in 1929, Mariama Bâ was an icon of African Literature as a …

… subjugation of black people. For instance, on 16 December 1929 anti pass demonstrations were organized by the Communist …

… from 'the civilising influence of Anglo Saxon rule' . In 1929, an Australian anthropologist wrote that: '...Some races …

… is independent from the rest of government. After an election Parliament and the Cabinet can change, but the …

… Africa holds local government elections. To read the ANC’s election manifesto click here . 15 December, President Thabo … delegation to Zimbabwe and remain in the country until the election results are announced. 9-10 March, The Tripartite … ANCYL leader recently elected to head the ANC’s 2004 election campaign, dies. 12-14 July, The ANC NEC holds a …

… parties, culminating in the country’s first non-racial election in 1994. All legally eligible South Africans were …

… two-third majority in the senate. The Act provided for the election of two White provincial councillors in Cape Town by …

… congratulates Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on his election victory despite widespread reports of intimidation, … opportunities. Zuma congratulates Patrice Talon on his election victory to become president of Benin. The election was seen as peaceful. 30 – The MK veterans …

… to oust Smuts South African Party from power in the 1924 election. Industrial and Commercial Workerss Union in its … 1927 1655 Indians repatriated; 1928 3477 repatriated; 1929 1314 repatriated) Anti-Indian Legislation: Nationality … 1 September 1927, except ss 22, 23 & 36: 1 January 1929. Sections 5(1)-(5) repealed by the Abolition of Influx …

… The new Pact Government under Hertzog held power until 1929. It was a time of economic development and … campaign in 1930. The Great Depression, which lasted from 1929 to 1932, had far reaching impact on the entire country. … until February 1931 when the campaign was crushed. In 1929 the issue of colour was overtly used as a campaigning …

… the format that the All African Convention uses for the election of its leadership. 1943 June, I. B. Tabata issues a … that he run for parliament only to boycott the election. In a confidential letter Jabavu writes to Molteno … stating that a decision was taken in 1944 to boycott the election December, The All African Convention (AAC) meeting …

… held to see the amount of support for the reforms. The election for the House of Representatives (coloured) was … the police brutally attacked those demonstrating outside election station. The campaign however tuned out quite a …

… have emerged in South African history. In the wake of the election of the National Party and the advance of their … document The Bill of Rights.   Until the first democratic election  on 27 April 1994, the vast majority of South …

… was not a stronghold of the ANC. For instance, after his election in 1984, Sonto helped mobilize support among the …

… Vereeniging.This came two years after the first democratic election (1994) of the President of the Republic of South …

… was expected to make great strides in the coming general election of 1915.  The outbreak of war in August 1914, …

… casts his vote for South Africa’s first democratic election at Trafalgar Square in London. 1995 Huddleston …

… the Edinburgh University. Dr Goonam was a fellow student. 1929 - Admitted to the medical school of the Edinburgh …