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… "fighting from within". He demonstrated how the period of "Native representation" had seen an even greater load of …

… Mar 1866 Died: 16 June 1896 Note: Margaret Maud Hammond. Native of Lochee; Scotland. Wife of FJ Hammond. Drowned by …

… Century almost all people in South Africa lived off the land. They farmed for themselves and their families making … of a Zulu invasion. While Africans still had access to the land, they resisted working for the Boers. It soon became … the Pedi lost much of their cattle through raids. Their land was threatened by Swazi, Zulu and Trekker communities in …

… an ape. He lived quietly and well, and was served by one native servant, John, who came to him early in his life and … as a rule do not inspire life-long affection in their native servants. Fewer Europeans do now than did half a … get angry, and for whom he would always find excuse at native peccadillo. John might come home drunk. Kajee would …

… in a statesmanlike manner, should reconsider its 'Native policy' with a view to bringing it into conformity …

… and Sol T. Plaatje,decided to establish the South African Native National Congress on January 8, 1912; later named the …

… of the apartheid regime. Hendrik Verwoerd, Minister of Native Affairs, instituted the Bantu Education Act of 1953, …

… dependants must furthermore prove their eligibility to the Native Affairs Department before the pitiful lump sum payment … and suffering was the housing and rents crisis. Under the Native (Urban Areas) Act, Africans in urban areas were … the brutal practice of invoking Section 38 (3) (p) of the Native Urban Areas Act, which allowed for criminal …

… that Afrikaners struggled for centuries to master the land, locked in conflict with rival communities, and went on … driven so many of them off were formalised by the Natives Land Act of 1913. In 1980 Goldblatt accompanied two … most of his adult life as a sharecropper on white-owned land, with more than one unscrupulous landlord, until in the …

… Sir Grey’s ‘only’ motive “was coming to and ruling the land of the amaXhosa to change the customs of the barbarous …

… residents at the Green Point Common . In 1903, under the Native Reserve Locations Act of 1902 , all Black men who …

… Manuscripts, which tell the story that we have the native capacity, wisdom and intellect truly to determine our …

… of the ANC Central Executive refused to resign from the Native Representatives Council even after the 1949 Conference … “I had seen Afrikaner families living cheek by jowl with Native families on the outskirts of the town, their children …

… from my mother and sisters, to live as an outlaw in my own land. I have had to close my business, to abandon my …

… he would study political philosophy, geography, and native administration (colonial and Black South African …

… equality, and despite having an appointment with the chief Native Commissioner of Natal to discuss pass laws, he refused … several other women to protest pass laws outside of the Native Commissioner's Office, resulting in 600 arrests. [24] …

… Group and the Sunday newspaper, Rapport. His memoirs, Pale Native ”” Memories of a Renegade Reporter, were published in …

… its face. They could have remembered him only as an uppity native. Because remember that it was... well, a year or so …

… Police often invaded the school premises if the Native Affairs Department felt that principals were failing …

… assist your memorialists by making free grants to them of land in extent of from two to five acres, in the immediate …

… Nationalism and race superiority had engendered in this land. Exclusiveness, an essential of apartheid, is a … The indications are that the freedom struggle in our land is likely to be the fiercest in Africa. The government … live to remind South Africa of this great son of our land. For my part I am deeply touched by the conferring of …

… and this they could only do by controlling the Griqua. The land question was the core of the problem, as it was for all … obtained by fraud. . . . The real cause of dispute is the land. They wish to drive my people out." The missionaries … Boers who were being protected by the British in all their land seizures. As early as 1800 the London Missionary Society …

… curtailing the rights of free speech and assembly; and the Native Laws Amendment Act, making tens of thousands of urban … written to him directly rather than to the Minister of Native Affairs to whom, according to the Prime Minister, such … at any time accepted the position that the Department of Native Affairs was the only channel of communication between …