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… White suburb of Capital Park is established. 1923 Natives (Urban Act) is passed, which leads to the creation of locations to house Black workers in White urban areas. 1928 ISCOR is established. 1929 The White …

… History Museum. It is a museum that documents Durban's urban growth, the interaction, relationships and …

… amid government suppression, growing curiosity among the urban black and growing political awareness, study groups …

… passed, such as the Native Trust and Land Act, Natives (Urban Areas) Act, Trading and Occupation of Land Restriction …

… in the cities a school built jointly by Africans and the Urban Foundation. urban foundation leaders Harry Oppenheimer of Anglo-American … links to black communities also examined housing and land issues. While they lacked the funds available to the up and …

… breeding centres and sanctuaries to show that wildlife and urban development can be compatible. …

… on the Vaal River, forming part of the Vaal Triangle urban area with Vereeniging and Sasolburg .  The town was …

… a sprawling, poverty-stricken illustration of Cape Town’s urban sprawl, Nyanga is one of the oldest Black townships in … the then local authorities enacted the Natives (Black) Urban Areas Consolidation Act of 1945 (as amended in 1952 and … of Illegal Squatting Act 52 of 1951. The Natives (Urban) Areas Act made provision for the creation of locations …

… Congress (ANC) fail to reach agreement on certain key issues. CODESA was a negotiating forum created to facilitate … the setting of a date to finalise the outstanding issues in March 1992. This session came to be called CODESA …

… in Johannesburg as a magazine of quality, focusing on issues of concern to Blacks and non-establishment Whites in …

… Black Economic Empowerment Charter. It also noted that issues of media diversity in South Africa transcend issues of economic empowerment. Over the years, a number of … for rural areas and public institutions. FURTHER ISSUES FOR CONSIDERATION 16. Government should consider the …

… February, The ANCYL national president, Anton Lembede, issues an article entitled Some Basic Principles of African … Sisulu joins the ANCWL. The ANCYL executive committee issues a statement which covers the “ Basic Policy of the Congress Youth League .” 5 April, Dr. A.B. Xuma issues a statement on the upcoming general election. 26 May, …

… The discussion group reached consensus on several issues such the release of political prisoners, return of …

… One of the many issues confronting post – apartheid South Africa is that the …

… It embarked on a programme of active support for community issues and focused on days of political importance such as … are probably well known. Students boycotted over three issues: they had to write exams on June 16, a day of … twice: over anti-Republic Day and graduation ceremony issues. The SRC felt a third boycott would not get community …

… million in 1976/77 to R117 million in 1977/78. June, The Urban Bantu Councils collapsed when the majority of its … the limited easing of restrictions on the mobility of urban workers. 335 people were charged in terms of Section 16 … resident and the police leave 70 dead and 140 injured in urban townships. The Congress of South African Students was …

… of which 174 (83%) were on the platteland and 36 (17%) in urban areas. In 1964 Volkskas, together with General Mining … group’s 282 branches, only 25 per cent (71) were in the urban areas and 75 per cent (211) on the platteland in the … Volkskas' business was divided fairly equally between its urban and rural customers. Volkskas had by 1982 become the …

… believe that the industrial movement of the native urban workers will provide the main lever whereby the racial … it will become quite fashionable in time. In view of these urban successes some tend to forget the other side of the … derives what theory it has almost exclusively from its urban (largely trade union) experience. The theory of "pure …

… at least for a while, if the ANC is to be the party of the urban marketplace or of the patronage barons who take … of the so-called premier league. This shows that the urban-rural divide between voters is more complicated than it …

… of its slum areas for security purposes and segregate urban areas. The Council was now compelled to take action on … number of Blacks who lived at Cato Manor without rights to urban residences. Some of these people may have vanished in …

… of 16 studios, workshop spaces and a gallery in an urban context location which has greatly influenced the work …

… Bay of Algiers, Capital City of Algeria. Algiers is the urban area of Ganyesa, which is a town with a population of …

… that engage in transformative ways within our contemporary urban, African and global contexts.” Notable graduates and …

… and moved in 1900's, to Red Location, where the first urban Black families settled. It became a site of struggle …

… incredible. The Square is probably the most significant urban space in the City. Originally the landing beach was …

… Bevil Gordon d’Urban Rudd was born on 5 October 1894 in Kimberley, Northern …

… later, in 1835, the Governor of the Cape, Sir Benjamin D'Urban, made it a grant of the government farm Grootfontein …

… of young Africans not liable for poll tax, from working in urban areas unless their parents live there. The proposals …

… in Cape Town to deliberate extensively on international issues, the situation in their respective regions and, in …