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… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew FELLOW NON-EUROPEANS, Business men, … Africa to the unrestricted exploitation and subjection by the Boer Imperialist in exchange for the assurance that … make this a "white man's country" has often been expressed by leading members of the reactionary white population. What …

… From: Lessons of the 1950s By Richard Monroe, March-May 1984 Chapter 6 - The Birth of … The old "official" trade union movement was dominated by a leadership reared in the worst traditions of craft … the privileges of a mainly white minority of workers, by methods of class-collaboration with the employers. The …

… to guide the resistance or were imprisoned or deported by the oppressive regimes but continued to inspire the people … and inspiration has been provided in a protracted struggle by a triumvirate - Oliver Tambo, President of the African … significant contributions have been made to the movement by many others - such as Chief Albert Luthuli, Moses Kotane, …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume Two 1943 - 1964, by Allison Drew Document 6 - Report of Delegation to … is a federal organisation which came into being in 1935 by rallying around it all the different African organisations … the really great step forward which has been made by A.A.C. We should avoid falling into this error, and we …

… (ii) He shall be responsible for due performance of duty by each official. (iii) He shall supervise the carrying out … President. (c) Secretary: (i) He shall call all meetings by letter or any other approved method. (ii) Shall take and … or meeting and move that such minutes be accepted by the Conference or meeting as a correct record of a …

… the South African government to deflect early attempts by India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka to introduce discussion of … white club of six members, the Commonwealth had grown, by the end of the decade, to 31 members. The Commonwealth … Mr Louw about the racial situation in his country. By this time the Anti-Apartheid Movement had begun its …

… political history after colonialism was characterized by an early period of multiparty competition that proved unstable, and multiple interventions by the military, until the coup that brought Mathieu Kérékou … Benin. Centered in the town of Abomey, the area was ruled by the kings of Dahomey (from which the territory took its …

… now exists because the people of South Africa, supported by your efforts have made it so through their determination … constitution. We have sought a constitution freely adopted by the people of South Africa, reflecting their aspirations. … the first ever Bill of Rights in South Africa was adopted by the ANC, human rights and the attainment of justice have …

… Congress is a member of the CongressAlliance which is led by the African National Congress. The policyof the Movement … majority of the Indianpeople. Figures published by the South African Institute of RaceRelations in 1966 … this claim. The Council is a puppet body established by the South African Governmentto lend semblance of democracy …

… A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai The People's Candidates … below, was made on 27 November 1977. Source: Copy supplied by Dr. Salojee. WHY DID THE MEMBERS OF THE PEOPLE'S … created a crisis of commitment because the authorities, by their insensitive handling of the detention-without-trial …

… of Queen Adelaide . In November 1836 a survey was made by John Rex and John Bailey of the Buffalo River mouth. Their … distance above Fort Buffalo . The structure, designed by Capt J Walpole, Officer Commanding the Royal Engineers , … in 1819-52. A Stone Jetty was also built in 1848, and by the end of 1849 at least four Streets had been laid out. …

… From the book:  Freedom In Our Life Time by Anton Muziwakhe Lembede 11. A. M. LEMBEDE, "Congress on … ”” the spirit which is being interpreted and applied by the A.N.C. It can be stated emphatically that the movement … hostile African organisations which are supported or run by Europeans and which aim at destroying the A.N.C. and thus …

… a so-called block-house style and its cornerstone was laid by Lord Kitchener on 12 June 1902. It originally served as a … was founded around 1905, just after the 2nd Anglo Boer War by the British Army to garrison the City of Pretoria, and … Base and removing the name of Lord Roberts – a man loathed by Afrikaners – and for good reason for many Afrikaners – the …

… A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai The agitation by anti-Asiatic vigilante groups grew strong after 1902. … out for the criticism of unfair competition largely by white traders, who felt particularly threatened. The next …

… Letter Wrttten by Nelson Mandela to Sir de Villiers Graaff, Leader of the … to state that this intention has never been endorsed by the non-White majority of this country. The decision has been taken by little over half of the White community; it is opposed by …

… Yard (*Working Title) Organised by ALMA MARTHA and Heinrich Groenewald In Collaboration with … and invited guests for 1 – 2 hours max followed by dinner. This is open to the public and all are welcome to … About the location: Erf 81 was originally built by the military in the 1890’s to store magazines and …

… four oak lined Avenues in Upper Kenilworth and surrounded by enchanting Gardens and mature trees, Stellenberg is the … of the three pre-eminent and successful slave women, freed by Simon van der Stel. Formerly a member of Van der Stel’s … in 1767 and transferred it to Charles van Cahman, and by 1783 the Estate extended over approximately 120 Morgen. …

… upon the site. This was opened on 17 November 1800 and by all accounts was considered by citizens of Cape Town to be a very fine building. However, … as a school for freed slaves. The proposal was supported by the Dutch Reformed Church, and the building, now named …

… Gueldenpfennig, acquired the mission land in 1860. By 1924 the land was subdivided and the major share was sold … to Whites. A larger proportion of the land is now owned by Sun Valleys, an orange growing company. It is alleged that … surrounding buildings until 1978, when it was purchased by Sun Valleys Estates for R20,000.00. The Society explained …

… brothers and sisters, Fellow Africans: I am honoured by the warm welcome extended to us by the wonderful people of Jamaica, and in particular, its … The ties that bind us, despite our physical separation by the Atlantic Ocean, are anchored in a painful and yet rich …

… A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai In 1961 the South … that South Africa’s future be determined non-racially by all her people in democratically representative … of our own oppression'. An Indian Parliament as envisaged by the Government's constitutional proposals of 1977 was a …

… probably built the manor in 1795-96 according to a design by Thibault. The gable is generally considered to be one of … and after a series of owners, the property was purchased by: 'Petrus Eksteen', in 1802. In 1883, the farm with its buildings was acquired by the colonial government who, for a time, used it as a …

… Work, Seal-Catching and all other necessary work, done by Slaves; in return for a plain Fare of Rice and Fish or … grave concern that due to ‘Increased Labour’ performed by a ‘much reduced number of the East Company’s Slaves’, … be completed, the old Lodge was completely destroyed, by fire. The building housed the company's Slaves for nearly …

… school are drawn from a feeder area which is represented by a vibrant and colourful community. Various academic, … Monument. A full history of the school was compiled by a Mr Myburgh and a Mr M.R. Gas. Berg had unfortunately … into the community. The school badge has been improved by altering the “H” to the accurate Old English “H”. We have …

… consisted of a shield on a scrolled cartouche, surrounded by six radiating flags and an eagle with spread wings above … arms. Van Wouw's sculpture was later removed and replaced by the British coat of arms, but reinstated in the 1950s.  … completed in December 1891, telephones were installed (by P.C. Paff) in 1892, and electric lighting was implemented …

… four years after the famous speech “The winds of change” by British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. The Country’s … Lunda. English, the country's official language, is spoken by only about 2% of the population as a first language, but … it's the most commonly used second language, especially by those with high education levels. The census indicates …

… private sector funding and built on land which was donated by the Urban Foundation and IBM. The centre was initially directed by art educator and activist Steven Sack. Charles Nkosi , who … young Black South African artists. Charles Nkosi (image by Oupa Nkosi) Image source Image by Oupa Nkosi Image source …

… in revolt against the British. They were given support by their neighbours the amaGcaleka, the amaThembu and, most … abstained from the fighting and, as a reward, were allowed by the British to settle on land east of Queenstown. This … of the district was settled during the wars of Cape Colony by Tembu (Tambookies) who were granted a location by the …

… By the late 1960s many black students increasingly began to … membership, NUSAS was essentially dominated and controlled by white students. It was this kind of situation that Biko … his objection to this type of 'intellectual arrogance' by whites. Out of the University Christian Movement (UCM) …

… African National Congress document produced by their provisional headquarters in Morogoro, Tanzania, regarding the subversion of the struggle by the Pan Africanist Congress. …