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… case that evening." 2005: Presented with the International Gandhi Peace Prize 2006 November, Quote: "The reprisal …

… active in public life. He was a loyal supporter of Mahatma Gandhi during the latter’s stay in South Africa from … Mauritius.21 Dada Abdoolla was responsible for bringing Gandhi to Natal and played an influential role in Indian life … brothers in Durban, Hajee Habib was a fervent supporter of Gandhi and secretary of the Pretoria Muslim Congregation and …

… who had savoured its speciality, the "beans bunny", Indira Gandhi, Yusuf Dadoo and Monty Naicker, Ahmed Deedat and … held receptions for many community leaders such as M.K. Gandhi, Srinivas Sastri, Sarojini Naidu. As the association’s …

… of the South African Indian Congress, 19 October 1956, Gandhi Hall, Johannesburg December 5, Chief Luthuli is …

… earlier meeting of 7 May) on 1 August. July 19, Mahatma Gandhi sends a telegram to Dr. Yusuf Dadoo suggesting the …

… from the passive resistance campaigns started by Gandhi in South Africa continuing to the independence …

… power. There was a Gandhian punch to this. Building on Gandhi’s notion of passive resistance, workers simply stopped …

… was very significant, from the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi to the rise of the apartheid regime in South Africa. …

… worked. ............... My father took part in the 1913 Gandhi Strike against the £3 "tax imposed on adult Indians in … At the first public debate in 1933, at the M. K. Gandhi Library Hall, Queen Street, Durban; H. A. and I were … - THE NATAL INDIAN CONGRESS - (founded by MAHATMA GANDHI in 1894 -) We in the Nationalist Bloc went all out to …

… King was influenced by the passive resistance ideas of M.K Gandhi, and became convinced that the same methods could be … obtain their civil rights. He was particularly struck by Gandhi's words: "Through our pain we will make them see their … Non-violent resistance was first introduced by M.K Gandhi during his time in South Africa. Dr. King wrote in his …

… working for the Transvaal Critic. He became friendly with Gandhi and, in 1904, became one of the founders of the … editor of Indian Opinion. In 1906 he was articled under Gandhi and in 1908 qualified as an attorney in the Transvaal …

… in their use of passive resistance, showed elements of Gandhi's Satyagraha movement. On the other, it foreshadowed … of the strike by African miners in 1946. 30 January, M.K. Gandhi is assassinated by a member of a right-wing Hindu …

… of the most important figures were young men and women.  Gandhi was only 24 years old when he helped found the Natal …

… 2003 4 October, Kathrada receives the Mahatma Gandhi Award by the Congress of Business and Economics, …

… presides over a national anti-pass conference held at the Gandhi Hall in Johannesburg. The conference elects Xuma as …

… in Colony. [17] The founder of this movement was MK Gandhi who later spearheaded a massive peaceful resistance … Indians to carry passes, passive resistance campaigns of Gandhi and NIC succeeded in Indians not having to carry …

… after a protracted period of Passive Resistance led by Gandhi, following the report of the Solomon Commission. The …

… had become defunct after a split with Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi in 1913. 1921 The Indian population of Durban …

… despite its limitations, the first head-on clash since Gandhi's campaigns between the authorities and the Indian …

… passing of the Act also ignited a protest march by Mahatma Gandhi. In addition, the African People’s Organization  (APO) …

… of the Waaihoek women. Abdurahman was a great admirer of Gandhi’s passive resistance and he encouraged the women to … centre. Although Indian women had become involved in Gandhi's passive resistance of 1913 they did not attempt to … them women such as Amina Cachalia, Fatima Meer and Ela Gandhi (who had been elected as vice-president of the revived …

… V.R. Verster, in the previous issue in response to Manilal Gandhi's scathing article about his experience in prison, …

… (NIC) that had become defunct after a split with Mahatma Gandhi in 1913. 1921 Mary Fitzgerald is the first female City …

… by the Indian youth, who supported the campaigns of Gandhi and the Congress movement in India. He then called for …

… the star of the film “Cry the Beloved Country”. Manilal Gandhi, son of the Mahatma and about a dozen others made up …

… April 1967 30/11/1967 Pietermaritzburg Ramgobin, Ela (nee Gandhi) Act No. 44 of 1950Sec. 9 (1) 1971, 197331 July 1978 … Wife of Mawalal Ramgobin and grand daughter of Mahatma Gandhi. Child welfare worker and former field worker for the …

… of Indian descent, including the grand-daughter of Mahatma Gandhi, were told they could not travel to New Delhi to attend the funeral of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Officials of the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) said …

… Ngoyi’s banning order is renewed for five years. Ela Gandhi is banned. Mamphela Ramphele founds Zanempilo …