SAHO global search

… He acted as Chairman when Dr. Dadoo was in prison or on missions abroad. He led a large batch of ' United Nations Day …

… still under Greek occupation. She was killed in 415 AD by Christian fundamentalists. Much of her work was destroyed by …

… ye use of Letters, make Silk, & that some of them keep the Christian Sabbath.” One wonders if Moll is attempting to …

… 1895 John Widdicombe published the following report on the Missions destroyed during Anglo-Basotho conflict of 1880: "The Church had at the time three Missions in Basutoland: one in the south at Mohale's Hoek, … that the preacher makes his way to the pulpit. The Christian women dress on a Sunday much as our villagers do; …

… and he subsequently announce a policy that is base on Christian principles.Introduce concession policy as he finds …

… by the inhabitants of Paarl as a meeting house for non-Christian slaves and heathen in the town. The Paarl …

… Board considered the introduction of women from the Zenana Missions in India for the purpose of educating Indian girls …

… committee, including the Movement for Colonial Freedom, Christian Action, and the Universities and New Left Review. … Board for Social Responsibility. After Beyers Naude’s Christian Institute was banned in 1977, the British churches … the UN to send monitors to South Africa. Observer missions were then established by the OAU, the Commonwealth …

… They had to pay a rent of R1.55 a month. The removal of Missions Rodewal Mission was founded in 1874. The mission … reacted, and towards the end of 1968, the University Christian Movement was banned from the Turfloop, Fort Hare, … of SA (Medunsa), based outside Pretoria. The Zion Christian Church An institution that has a presence …

… Theology. Black Theology predominated in the University Christian Movement, which from its inception in 1967 had … students involved both in NUSAS and in the University Christian Movement began to discuss the establishment of an …

… is part of the University’s delegation at a conference of Christian students in Des Moines, Iowa. 1920 17 June: Xuma … July: Xuma address a Conference of the European and Bantu Christian Student Associations at the University College of …

… of Christianity can be seen in the buildings and culture. Christian religious books were translated into the Nubian …

… Searle declares that marriages not celebrated according to Christian rites and/or not registered by the Registrar of …

… militias from the earliest days of all their West African missions. [19]  The Nova Scotians formed the core of the new …

… to have been located some 10km north of the town GEALEKA MISSIONS , Cape: see WILLOWVALE , Cape GENADENDAL , also … the missionary brethren, where we were received with much christian affection. A more pleasant spot than that in which … Race. They had always professed, among themselves, the Christian religion; and at one time were the dupes of a …

… newsmen from Holland who wanted to record material on the Christian Institute were refused visas. (IRR 1966 p72) Joseph …

… Dyani has only one name instead of both an African and a Christian name like many other Xhosa children had at the … magazine covered his story in great detail. He was given a Christian funeral despite being Muslim. [32] As a tribute to …

… this is a recent development brought about by the work of Christian missionaries, but the validity of such an assumption needs be questioned. Not only do the Christian churches which enjoy the largest following in …

… has played a role in shaping South African society. Christian based education began during the 1730s with arrival … fates of ancient Rome, and Greece, it must maintain its Christian purity and avoid homosexual debauchery, since …

… was refused. The decision virtually nullified non-Christian and non-registered marriages. It was suggested in … is drafted as a compromise. The £3 tax is abolished, non-Christian marriages are recognised, and importation of …

… preceded and influenced by the formation of the University Christian Movement (UCM) in 1967. UCM was an …

…   Mohammed Haniff   DA   Horn   Werner   DA   Hunsinger   Christian Hans Heinrich   DA   Jafta   Steven Mahlubanzima   …

… LPSA to be banned were Mr and Mrs CK Hill of the Durban Christian Community. The bannings forced a number of members …

… and, before the demolitions, contained 20 schools, various missions, 17 churches, 2 cinemas, and shops. Yet, it also …

… on a mission to kill Matanzima. Although all of these missions were thwarted by the police and in some cases by …

… ideas quickly spread to other print media such as the Christian-nationalistic journal Koers, Inspan and were … to fully implement an educational programme called Christian National Education (CNE). [37] The CNE was a … advocated for an Afrikaner state which would create a Christian civilisation. Thus, the notion of ‘divine right’ of …

… modern Angola, about ninety per cent of the population is Christian, mainly Catholic, as a result of Portuguese … Portuguese regarded this as a continuation of the 'holy Christian war' they had been fighting against the Muslims in … Bantu languages. Only thirty per cent of the population is Christian, mostly Catholic. The majority of the population …