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… though Bram was not in Johannesburg during the strike. 1947 26 August, Stands trial with 49 others for involvement …

… limiting the freedoms of Black South Africans. At the 1947 International Women’s Day meeting in Johannesburg, the …

… of other non-Europeans in the common struggle. 1947 January, The government seizes the passport of Dr Dadoo, …

… Scholarship to the University of Fort Hare. [vi] [vii] In 1947, at the age of 23, he graduated with an English Degree. …

… they were guests in South Africa.” [xxxviii] However, by 1947, the National Party reversed its anti-Semitic approach …

… the first African appointment to the legislative council. 1947 Jomo Kenyatta becomes leader of KAU. 1952 A political …

… United States. The granting of independence to India in 1947 was a major turning point in world history that …

… and residences that comprised ‘White’ households. In 1947 employers in Cape Town were pressured by the government …

… line. A separate plant is opened in Uitenhage on 16 June 1947. December, Stop signs are introduced. 1937 2 March, New …

… number of women participating and playing an active role. 1947 Mary Malahlela- Xakana becomes first female Black doctor …

… the establishment of a South African National Film Board. 1947 The church-funded CARFO/KARFO film company was …

… it was not needed. Industrial Conciliation (Natives) Bill 1947 The Industrial Conciliation (Natives) Bill was presented … Party's government under the leadership of Jan Smuts in 1947. The bill, which received support from employer's …

… (BCM), is born in King Williams Town, Eastern Cape. 1947 The Industrial Conciliation (Natives) Bill is passed. …

… legacy to the country when they granted it independence in 1947. …

… estimated to have been killed by subsequent police action. 1947 Attempts are made to close down Johannesburg's informal …

… and the relevant provisions of the United Nations Charter. 1947 November, The General Assembly of the United Nations was …

… colony with a black majority in the Legislative Council 1947 T. R. Mekonnen founds the Pan-A fricanist Journal in …

… colony with a black majority in the Legislative Council 1947 T. R. Mekonnen founds the Pan-A fricanist Journal in …

… at the Bethesda Bantu Training College near Pietersburg. 1947 30 July, Anton Lembede dies suddenly. He is 33 years …

… and Telegraphs. His brother Dap Naude served as mayor in 1947/8 and 48/9, and again in 1951. Later he was elected …

… Dan Tloome and Lucas Philips, are elected onto the NEC. 1947 Bram Fischer writes to ‘The Friend’ in Bloemfontein in …

… opportunities often circumscribed by mission education.  1947 The African Methodist Episcopal church launches a branch …

… no further presence of the NEUM in the Transvaal. Then, in 1947 a small group, composed mainly of students, met at the …

… April, The Natal Muslim Council is founded in Durban. 1947 June, The Ahmedia Government-Aided Indian School opens …

… an amendment to the air transport agreement of 23 May 1947 with the United States. July, At the Annual NUSAS … Dr Hertzog and Jaap Marais under the Commissions Act of 1947 for allegations made concerning the finance allocated to …

… British African National Voice Association were formed in 1947 by Benjamin Burombo and others. In 1957 the Southern …