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… that Thunders'. The Sahara Covering a surface area of 9.4 million square kilometres, the Sahara Desert is the largest …

… in July 1 504; during August 2015; and in September 2 058. The campaign gained momentum until October, but in … began to fall. However, by mid-December an additional 2 334 were arrested bringing the total number to 8 057. … Dadoo, Cachalia and Kathrada, began in November. On 2 December 1952, all 20 were found guilty of "statutory …

… – December: Gandhi was arrested for the second time. 1910 4 January, A petition was sent t the legislative assembly … to the Empire” was sent by the SAIC to newspapers. 1913 4 March, A Judgement is passed by the Cape Supreme Court that … of Indian passive resisters, consisting of 12 men and 4 women (including Mrs. Kasturba Gandhi ) are arrested at …

… in the mines. The influx of Black people increased to 23.4 per cent in 1946 from 18.4 per cent in 1936. As a result, the need for housing also …

… critical and that South Africa was to take precautions. On 4 August General Louis Botha, Prime Minister of the Union of … South Africa so that those troops could be used elsewhere.(2) The outbreak of the war also gave the African people of … because it was a 'white man's war', 83 000 Africans and 2 000 Coloured men did serve in a non-combatant capacity.(3) …

… energetic young man was to prove political dynamite”. [2]   The early interaction between the SACP and FRELIMO was … weSizwe (MK) operatives and other banned activists. [4] Aware of the fact that Portuguese colonialism had … Party 1915-1980” (London: Inkululeko Publications, 1981). [2] Christie, Ian. Machel of Mozambique (Harare: Zimbabwe …

… housing". At the beginning the brewery was run by 2 white and 24 black staff members working 12-hour shifts. In … that the brewery operated on a 24-hour system where "4 white brewers, 1 recorder and 80 black staff members brew … Sophiatown in 1955 and parts of Alexandra township in 1961-2, and the resettlement of residents in municipal locations …

… provocateurs bent on disturbing production at the plant. [2] At the time, this response was considered by a number of … Group, Volume 24, No. 1: Dossier: South Africa (2008) ↵ [2] COSATU press release quoted in: Ndandani, WM. “Sacked …

… or more popularly known as Mahatma Gandhi, was on born on 2 October 1869 in Porbandar, India. In 1888 Gandhi went to …

… out of Durban, displacing the earlier Beyer, Peacock 2-6-0T. They were occasionally fitted with small four-wheeled … railway station to Brakpan power station, a distance of 4 km. Kitson was re-located to serve at Rosherville power … station and Rosherville power station, a distance of 2,4km. After the closure of Rosherville power station in …

… trikes, trade unionism, shop floor issues and democracy; 2.  Progressive politics and civil society – the Natal Indian … arena; the South African Students’ Organisation (SASO);  4. The politics of reformism – Inkatha, KwaZulu bantustan, …

… declared war on Germany two days later. On September 4, 1939, the South African parliament refused to … Total casualties amounted to 12 046 dead (including 4 347 who were killed in action or died of wounds), 14 363 …

… 1799 2 March, British government lands troops in Algoa Bay. … 1820s The Hill, North End and South End are laid out. 1821 4 June, Frederick Korsten granted a piece of land on the … Daily Telegraph and ceases publication in December 1908. 2 October, The Port Elizabeth Public Library and Reading Room …

… evidence that Khoi and San people lived in the area about 2 000 years ago.  Walker Bay is a picturesque, pristine …

… suspected of having been funded by Cecil John Rhodes. [2] De Zuid Afrikaan De Zuid Afrikaan, probably the earliest … when it banned protest meetings against the measure.’ [4] Giliomee writes that Brand was one of the first generation … Endnotes [1] Hachten and Giffard, Total Onslaught; p179 ↵ [2] TRH Davenport, The Afrikaner Bond, p141-2 ↵ [3] Fourie; …

… Smith to reoccupy Port Natal. The force reached the Bay on 4 May 1842 and pitched camp on the site now occupied by the …

… Council (CBIC) which holds a conference, in Cape Town on 2 January 1919. 4 June 1923 The South African Indian Congress (SAIC) is … Indians in Natal and the Transvaal since 1 January 1927. 2 March 1941 The NIA convenes a mass meeting at the Durban …

… Treasury European scholars (£14 for scholars in the and £2 more for Transvaal scholars), each province to budget for … and after that year from the Con­solidated Revenue Fund. (2) In respect of the financial year 1925/26 there shall be … concerned. Under this last mentioned Act (Section 2) the provision for education of Europeans and non-Europeans …

… end the violence and to establish a democratic state. On 2 February 1990 the ANC was unbanned and soon thereafter … between the ANC and South Africans 1983–2000 1983 - 4 meetings 1984 - 9 meetings 1985 - 19 meetings 1986 - 27 … based on an interview with Thabo Mbeki in Die Beeld . 2–5 December 1984 H.W. van der Merwe met with ANC ( Alfred …