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… living areas. 1927 The Native Urban Areas Act is passed. 1930 'Africans' are moved out of the south of Fietas (between … a resident of Fietas and a member of the TICYO is the no. 1 accused in the Treason Trial. The area south of 22nd Street … mosques, four churches, two cinemas, 4 Islamic schools, 1 Hindu school, 1 Tamil school/temple/hall, 1 Indian girls' …

… and Municipalities all began broadcasting. By the 1930’s commercial radio stations became what they are today, … transmitted the first moving television picture and in 1930 he made the first public broadcast of a TV show, from … cell phones available now, the Motorola DynaTAC weighed 1.1 kilograms and was 22.9 centimetres long. Before its …

… offices. The site is currently occupied by Woolworths. 1 October, William Dunn appointed Customs Officer and in … an average of 10 cars a day are assembled. In October 1930 a new factory is opened in Harrower Road and in 1948 its … stone for a new coloured school in Fairview is laid. 1930 Lights are switched on in New Brighton. April, New …

… Venture in Brakpan, will facilitate the re-processing of 1.7 billion tonnes of gold tailings to refine a further 15 … Indians the right to become citizens of South Africa. In 1930 the Transvaal Asiatic Land Tenure (Amendment) Bill was … Mall in 1976, and Eastgate in 1979. Discussion questions 1.What was the Mineral Revolution? 2.The Mineral Revolution …

… Station sets out 120 stands for future development. 1891 1 July, the railhead from Lourenço Marques reaches Komatipoort, then Hectorspruit on 1 October, Malelane on 28 December, Kaapmuiden in March 1892, … park is extended and renamed the Kruger National Park. 1930 March, Edmund Caldwell, illustrator of Jock of the …

… Indian schools" and the establishment of Sastri College in 1930, the first Indian High School and Teacher Training …

… in Africa: A South African Case Study. Africa Vol 47, No 1. pp 31-40. FOSTER, Joseph, TENNANT, Hercules and JACKSON, … and the Southern Transvaal Ndebele. African Studies, 37.1: 107-123. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press. … Africa: 1834-36. Cape Town: Balkema. SOGA, John Henderson. 1930. The Ama-Xhosa: Life and Customs. Lovedale: Lovedale …

… On my part I shall certainly search for another. India, 1930 Manilal, Sushila and Sita visited India in December … British monopoly over salt production and sale. In March 1930, he started out with a group of volunteers, including … to the sea-side at Dandi. Gandhi was imprisoned in May 1930; Manilal too spent nine and a half months in jail and …

… for forthcoming screenings) started to appear. 1930 In August 1930 the first sound film of Black traditional life, In the …

… 1930 Born in Randfontein, South Africa, in 1930, the third son of Eli Goldblatt and Olga Light, both of …

… QUESTION 1: HOW WAS AFRIKANER NATIONALISM PROMOTED IN SOUTH AFRICA … the factors which gave rise to Afrikaner Nationalism? (2 x 1) (2) It was for political control Resentment over the … was excluded from ordinary civil rights in South Africa. (1 x 2) (2)  Black South Africans. Comment on the meaning of …

… of your answer using relevant historical evidence. [1] Introduction : A number of scholars agree that race was … who were held in orphanages and other institutions between 1930 and 1970. [22] Conclusion Racial ideologies were not … by Ayabulela Ntwakumba and Thandile Xesi End Notes   [1] National Senior Certificate. “Grade 11 November History …

… a wage of 8 shilling and 6 penny per day, and increase of 1 shilling per day is offered and it is refused. Clements … (ICU), from the Rand and A. W. G. Champion from Natal. 1930 The Industrial and Commercial Union's (ICU) split into a …

… The British colonial government imposes an annual rent of 1 pond on every male adult who was considered to be … and in many ways.” The Supreme Court rules that Section 1 of the 1913 Natives Land Act could not be enforced in the … and analysis. However, little progress is made until 1930. Hertzog tables four bills in Parliament, the …

… South Africa: Labour Appeal Court 28 Feb. 2013: Web. 1 Sept. 2010. [Accessed 30 November 2014].|Gasa, N. Women in … in South Africa." South Africa.info 27 Mar. 2013: Web. 1 Sept. 2010. [Accessed 10 November 2014].|United Nations …

… fifteen years after the discovery of diamonds in 1867. [1] More than diamond mining, the discovery of gold in 1882 … and grow technologies which pollute less than coal.   [1] Sylvy Jaglin and Alain Dubresson. Eskom: Electricity and … A Short History of ESKOM, Part 1 (1923-2001) …

… In this period SACTU led two major strikes: the £1 a day campaign and the Amato Textile Mills strike. …

… the educational needs of the children of the Free Indians. 1 August, The Board felt that Dunning?s work/report was … School under the charge of European Teachers? adopted. 1 February, No pupil under five or over fourteen years of age … to1928, on Government and Aided schools, only £22,843.00. 1930 Provision was made for bursaries for Indian students …

… The end of the First World War and the great depression of 1930 made matters worse. There was no sign that school …

… by the Kenyan government in the 1970s. Chinua Achebe (1930-2013) One of Nigeria’s great intellectuals and writers, … around 260,000 Zebras move across the plains, followed by 1.7 million wildebeest and more than 470,000 gazelles. It is …

… ‘safe’ due to the materials used to build the prison. [1] The second prison - Pretoria Central On 3 March 1873, the … cornerstones of the new South Africa. [13] Notes [1] Mabule Dorah Riah, 2018. "Who Cares What We Speak: A Case … instrument of healing" Brand South Africa.com, (Online: 1 March 2012) (Accessed: 19 October 2020) Available at: …

… by the discovery of diamond and gold in South Africa [1] . It was then only through cheap wage labour that African … of competency that were issued only to white workers. [1] Seabela, M. 2021. A brief history of labour control in … Kruger and Milner. Journal of Southern African Studies, 2(1), pp.3-29. [31] Hutt, W, H. 1964 p 51 [32] Levy, N., 1983. …

… scattered throughout the country; this increased to almost 1 400, distributed over 80 clandestine cells during the …

… The meeting proposed a one-day stay-away on May Day (1 May) to protest the banning of communist leaders. Many ANC … known as the Suppression of Communism Act. The May Day (1 May) strike was immensely successful and the government … 7 June, Pixely ka Isaka Seme president of the ANC from 1930 to 1937 dies in Johannesburg. His funeral is attended by …

… the Second Pan-African Congress in London. 30 July – 1 August, The founding conference of the Communist Party of … to further segregation and are to be tabled in Parliament. 1 September, Black (Native) Administration Act No 38: Section … people are injured. << ANC Timeline 1910-1919 ANC Timeline 1930-1939 >> …