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… CHAPTER I : The Establishment of the Indian Community: The Beginnings of Protest, 1860-1923 …

… CHAPTER I : The Establishment of the Indian Community: The Beginnings of Protest, 1860-1923 …

… courtyard of separate rooms occupied by Coloured and Indian families. I learned later that this courtyard had been … to university. It was at University that I met a number of Indian and African students as well as several Whites with a … welfare, I worked during the day as a book keeper for an Indian company. Being drawn towards politics, I become active …

… Fact Paper Introducing Three Indian Communities Affected by the Group Areas Board … Fact Paper Introducing Three Indian Communities Affected by the Group Areas Board …

… was born in 1880 in  Port Elizabeth , the son of a West Indian father and an African mother. Ordained as an Anglican …

… held from 1946-48 against the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representative Act. He attended all the mass rallies held by the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) in Durban especially the rallies at Red … in an open public area.  In 1949 Nair joined the Natal Indian Youth Congress and became its secretary in 1950. He …

… businessperson. He was one of the founders of the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) on August 22, 1894, and was elected …

… African Government passed the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act , commonly called the “Ghetto Act.” … to all areas save those specifically reserved for Indian use. In Durban where Indians numerically equaled … exile. Scott used his contacts to sway the government’s opinion and the British government relented. The two returned …

… operetta, various strains and styles of music circulate: Indian classical ragas, blues, isicathamiya or Zulu a capella … calling upon music hall, folk, political songs, opera and Indian classical and folk traditions. The operetta reminds us … acts are three moods deriving from the raga tradition of Indian classical music. The first act is in Yaman, usually …

… UDW. He was a lecturer in History of Art, specialising in Indian Art, at UDW, before leaving Durban to take up a …

… , the only university for Blacks (African, Coloured and Indian) in South Africa at the time. At Fort Hare, Mandela befriended African, Indian and Coloured students, many of whom went on to play … objective and then psychological warfare. International opinion, Mustafa said, 'is sometimes worth more than a fleet …

… bananas as well as vegetables. Repeating the pattern of Indian families who were able to lift themselves out of … at Sastri College, the first high school established for Indian male students in Durban, Reddy acquired a place at the … University was designated solely for students from the Indian community. Despite the strictures imposed on education …

… leading forum for the expression of African political opinion. Using the power of his paper to promote the downfall …

… The Afterlife of Indenture in Early South African Indian Writing by Nienke Boer …

… be South African": Cultural Politics in Durban, Contesting Indian Identity in the Public Sphere . Accessed on 19 January … be South African": Cultural Politics in Durban, Contesting Indian Identity in the Public Sphere …

… Nandha Naidoo (2012) The ‘Indian Chap’: Recollections of a South African Underground … The ‘Indian Chap’: Recollections of a South African Underground …

… Is there an Indian Question in Post-Apartheid South Africa? by Rehana …

… From Survival to defiance: Indian Hawkers in Johannesburg 1940-1980 edited by Coco …

… The Development of Indian Political Movements in South Africa 1924-1946 - by …

… Statement To The Indian People On The Eve Of His Trial, January 30, 1941 …

… The impact of the First World War on the Indian commercial class in Natal …

… The Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Bill is introduced in House of Assembly …

… Natal Indian Congress (NIC) calls a mass meeting to protest against …

… Article in the Indian Opinon by Jordaan K Ngubane on James Moroka, 28 …

… freedom struggle. In 1947, she was imprisoned during the Indian Passive Resistance Campaign shortly after her husband … to protest against the appointment of the South African Indian Council , a puppet body created by the Apartheid regime. When the Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) was revived in 1983, she was elected …

… Father, Ebrahim Dinat, who was a member of the Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) and the Communist Party of South Africa … In the 1950s Dinat became joint secretary of the Transvaal Indian Youth Congress together with Indres Naidoo, and was … Ama and Naran Naidoo. Ramnie had worked in the Transvaal Indian Youth Congress since childhood and had also come from …

… role in winning support of parents during the Coloured and Indian students’ schools boycott.In 1981, he became involved in rent issues in Coloured and Indian areas. He served on the Working Committee set up by … in Newlands East ( a Coloured group area) and Phoenix (an Indian group area) were actually living below subsistence …

… in the National Assembly in 1994, and the  South African Indian Congress (SAIC) . During his studies at Wits Azhar … 1983, Azhar was elected to the executive of the  Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) . He was an office holder of the  …

… became involved in politics as a member of the   Transvaal Indian Congress  (TIC), which was an affiliate of the … the government’s attempt to forcibly remove the  Transvaal Indian Congress  (TIC) president Nana Sita from his home by …

… Searle refused to recognise Hindu and Muslim marriages, Indian women joined the Campaign for the first time. When …