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… of the temples and the various nobles who held government jobs. Nobles were quite wealthy as they kept a part of the … of the temples and the various nobles who held government jobs. Nobles were quite wealthy as they kept a part of the …

… proletariat wit little or no skills with which to find jobs in an urban economy. Finding themselves in competition …

… musicians in South Africa had to resort to taking on other jobs just to survive. During Apartheid, Sophiatown became a …

… who took part in strike place their already precarious jobs on farms at risk. According to The South African Labour …

… Coloured South Africans would eventually threaten White jobs, living spaces, and lifestyles. Therefore, segregation …

… migrant (or recently immigrated) workers performing menial jobs. Unlike the kholwa elite, working-class Zulu men had …

… housing was scarce and conditions were poor) and seek jobs in the nearby towns. In the 1920s there were not yet any … paid the lowest wages and were given the least skilled jobs. More than 50% of women who were employed outside the … example, about 12% of women of all racial groups had taken jobs in the industrial sector. This exposure to city life and …

… ESCOM had 13,000 employees. Many of these salaried jobs were reserved for white workers and were a mechanism of … upskill white people who had upward mobility through good jobs. [30] At the same time, inspired by their arms-length …

… bank. Increasingly affluent Afrikaner workers, with jobs at parastatals such as Iscor and Escom, opened accounts …

… benefit from training for better paid, more highly skilled jobs and if he is to communicate effectively with White …

… industry and also excludes Indian miners from skilled jobs. July, The African World is closed down by the ANC. 1927 …

… to their head Office and they will certainly lose their jobs. You, leaders of the people, must not allow the people …

… racist by choosing White employees for higher paid jobs (Sherer, 2000). Regardless of the reason, the fact that …

… effect of high inflation and a shortage of manufacturing jobs. As one group of workers won wage increases, others …

… pass laws to them made it more difficult for women without jobs to take their children and join their husbands in town. …

… of cheap African labour by reserving certain types of jobs for whites and also introduced a system of differential …

… employed in the migrant labour market, lost their jobs and returned home to their families, thus increasing …

… the unskilled African workforce, the opening of skilled jobs to non-Europeans, proper provision of foodstuffs to … to those released from prison and those who had lost their jobs on account of participating in the passive resistance …

… began, so too did African urbanization, as migrants found jobs working on railways, docks, and in manufacturing. Along …

… family cohesion. Males had greater access to education and jobs, were more involved in sports, community and political …

… who failed to resist the act for fear of losing their jobs would incur the wrath of the parents and selfhumiliation … municipalities for decades were jittery about their jobs. How different it all seemed at that moment. Instead of …