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… community distinguished by different origins, languages, and religious beliefs. The first Indians arrived during the … made up the majority of slaves that came from the Far East and were by the 1880s totally integrated into the Cape White and Coloured communities. In the second half if the 19th …

… in Natal. He immediately re-organised the Voortrekkers and started to prepare a retaliatory attack on the Zulu. On Sunday, 9th December, Pretorius and his followers made a vow to God that in the case of victory; they would build a church to honour God and they would tell there children to observe a day of …

… had declined to examine the interrogation methods used, and had attributed detention deaths to natural causes, … circumstances of his death were said to be inconclusive, and death was attributed to a 'prison accident.' However, … prison cell he had been chained to a grill at night and left to lie in urine-soaked blankets. He had been …

… demanded that all such schools register with the state, and removed control of African education from the churches and provincial authorities. This control was centralized in … Department, a body dedicated to keeping it separate and inferior. Almost all the mission schools closed down. The …

… in the Orange Free State, he graduated from Healdtown and became a teacher. In 1923 he joined the  Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union  (ICU), becoming secretary of the Bloemfontein branch and later provincial secretary for the Orange Free State. …

… A collection of speeches and public statements that relate to the Rivonia Trial. These are text files and transcriptions from various sources, some were scanned by … Speeches and Public Statements: Rivonia Trial 1963-1964 …

… Gauteng) on 15 April 1923. She grew up in Johannesburg and when she was 12 years old, her parents – Sydney Dodson … department manager of a furniture business in the city) and Olive (neè Hiles) got divorced. After finishing school, … University of Natal (now the University of KwaZulu-Natal) and subsequently opened a child psychology practice in the …

… Kallenbach was the owner of Tolstoy Farm and was a prosperous German Architect in Johannesburg. He became a devoted friend and co-worker of Gandhi's and he placed his Tolstoy Farm at the …

… Hunter-gatherers and herders in Southern Africa 1.     What is herding? 2.     … did the Khoikhoi move often? 15.   Why did the Khoikhoi and San make war? 16.   What effect did this war have on the … Hunter-gatherers and herders in Southern Africa Activity …

… age in Cape Town, Cape Province, first as a telephonist and later a waitress. It was during her time as a waitress … who would deduct money for the waitresses’ lunches and breaks. Angered by this, Fourie decided to organise workers in the catering trade and was subsequently elected as the first secretary of the …

… Society  (IAS) along with Mirriam Sithole, Phindile Mfeti and Jeanette Curtis . The IAS aimed to provide information and training for workers and trade union organisers. In 1975 Friedman graduated with a …  [Accessed 28 November 2012] • Sithole, J. and Ndlovu, S., 2006. “The Revival of the Labour Movement, …

… Fact Paper on Employer and Employee Relationships and Low Wage Structure Presented at the Black Sash National … 1972, discussing: Employer and employee relations, wages, worker's rights, black labour, human relations, private … Fact Paper on Employer and Employee Relationships and Low Wage Structure Presented …

… workers to understand what the strength of the employers and what the strength of the workers consist in: it teaches them not to think of their own employers alone and not of their own immediate workmates alone, but of all … of Disputes) Act of 1953 , a vicious piece of anti-worker legislation, which was specifically designed to crush …

… Examples of exploration from Europe, Asia, the Americas, and Africa, and its impact on indigenous people (under construction) …

… Examples of exploration from Europe, Asia, the Americas, and Africa, and its impact on indigenous people (under construction) …

… Born in 1914 Mahlangu was a trade unionist. As a domestic worker, Mahlangu took part in the 1942 anti-pass campaign and was sacked. Later he was again victimised after taking …

… my concerns are with SANSCO's mobilisation of students and its collective actions, and especially the form and content of mobilisation and … days such as National Detainees' Day, International Worker's Day, and National Women's Day were all routinely …

… on 10 December 1948. His father was a minister of religion and his mother a domestic worker. In the sixties, his father and mother separated, and Thami was sent to live with his … Years of Staffrider 1978 - 1988</em>.Volume 7 no. 3 and 4. Published by Ravan Press. …

… in Cradock. He left school after Standard 8 (Grade 10) and worked for the Railways, where he joined the railway … Cradock in 1972. They had one child, Lonwabo. Mkonto lived and worked under trying conditions. The average wage of a railway worker in Cradock in 1983 was R242/month.  He lived in a …

… W. G. Champion  later assumed the ICU leadership in Natal, and Maduna became provincial secretary for the Orange Free … the ICU split in 1929, Maduna remained loyal to Kadalie and acted as his chief lieutenant during the East London …

… Prejudice, Politics and Patriarchy: The Social Decline and Changing Identity of David Lurie in J. M. Coetzee’s Disgrace   Charley-Ann Pearson Politics and the Novel January 2015     Abstract This essay sets out … 1988. Print.|Coetzee, J.M. Doubling the Point: Essays and Interviews . Ed. David Attwell. Cambridge: Harvard …

… emigrated to South Africa from Bavaria, Germany in 1894, and Chlothilde Theilheimer. Hellman was educated at Barnato Park and at the classical section of the Commercial High School.  … was a distinguished social anthropologist and a dedicated worker for education, welfare and race relations.  Hellman …

… Transvaal (now Gauteng) on 30 December in 1950 to Amina and Ismail Mahomed.Mahomed grew up in Jeppe, attending Gold Street Primary School and then William Hills Secondary School in Benoni from which …

… Savannah Landscape at the confluence of the Limpopo and Shashe Rivers. Mapungubwe developed into the largest … by way of the rich fossil deposits , Bushman rock art and gold artifacts of ancient civilizations that once flourished … the 14th century. Its highly sophisticated people traded gold and ivory with China, India and Egypt . What survives …

… Francis Zaccharius Santiago Peregrino was a journalist and public intellectual who, in the early 1900s, challenged … in the Cape at that time. He was born in 1851 in Accra, Gold Coast (Ghana) to Zaqueu Francisco. Zaqueu Francisco was the son of a West African woman who was enslaved and taken to Brazil, and who took her children with her when …

… South Africa. His parents, now late, were Nkokwe Peter and Moleseng Anna Tiro.  Tiro had two brothers and one sister. His mother was a domestic worker at Emmarentia in Johannesburg, Transvaal (now …

… 6 am. The only visitors  he was permitted were his  mother and medical practitioner. Aderem was a postgraduate chemistry … at the University of Cape Town. He was a voluntary social worker in teh informal settlements in Cape Town. His banning …

… He completed his high school education in Attridgeville and then studied to become a teacher at the Transvaal College … of the South African Communist Party (SACP) between 1992 and 1993. Between 1993 and 1996, he served as a member of the Provincial Executive …