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… Indian South Africans in Struggle for National Liberation …

… doing manual labour. The shop stocked, among other items, Indian foods and spices, which were much loved in the region. … married a better man,” [13] and Albert held a similar high opinion of his wife, counting himself “fortunate among men” … met Luthuli,” Daily News, http://www.iol.co.za/dailynews/opinion/when-kennedy-met-luthuli-2028227 , ↵ [31] P. Rule, M. …

… National Congress, Dr G.M. Naicker, President of the Natal Indian Congress and Dr Y.M. Dadoo, President of the Transvaal Indian Congress ("Three Doctors' Pact"), 9 March 1947 This … statute book. This Joint Meeting is therefore of the opinion that for the attainment of these objects it is …

… and their home was a particular meeting place for visiting Indian leaders and dignitaries, including Mohandas Gandhi . …

… a conference organised by the ANCYL between the Transvaal Indian Congress Youth League and the Students Liberal …

… began schooling around 1941/1942 in Dundee at the Dundee Indian High School until the beginning of 1951 when he and …

… Union. Furthermore, Carneson helped organise the largely Indian Sugar Workers Union and served on the Durban CPSA …

… Howa, who was a prominent member of the South African Indian Congress (SAIC), which stood for justice, equality and …

… interest in politics, which led him to join the Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC). In 1959, he joined the South African …

… Joint Planning Council of the ANC and the South African Indian Congress, signed by Dr. J. S. Moroka, J. B. Marks, W. …

… at about the same time called together a group of African opinion leaders and thinkers to draft an African response to …

… many campaigns and had experienced numerous differences of opinion over the years. John Tengo Jabavu was awarded the …

… for those about to appear in court. Bizos shared his opinion with Mandela: I said you know this last paragraph, …

… the post-apartheid South African scene, organised by the Indian National Social Action Forum (New Delhi, June 11, … so-called "passenger Indians." Today, the South African Indian community is a million-strong, and it forms a full … before and after independence, to focus world public opinion on the evils of the apartheid system. India's …

… will elbow us out of the Country': African Reactions to Indian Immigration in the Colony of Natal, South Africa by …

… was very involved in the early days with the Transvaal Indian Congress . Dr. Vallabh Jaga had a vast collection of … strategically it was important for Black persons (African, Indian and Coloured) to stand up for themselves and build …

… African National Congress  (ANC) and the South African Indian Congress's "defiance campaign against unjust laws". …

… Coloured People’s Congress (CPC), and the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) In1953, as part of the South African …

… The majority of Chinese were repatriated, but the Indian question was thorny. Indians were very dissatisfied …

… careers. In 1961, Asvat graduated from Johannesburg Indian High School and left South Africa to pursue a two year … of the TCB membership was aligned with the Transvaal Indian Congress, while Asvat was a member of the Black … the first match from occurring. Shortly after the protest, Indian and coloured students launched a nationwide school …

… Durban in Opposition to Mr. P. W. Botha's Meeting with Indian Leaders in Durban City Hall, 14 November 1983 …

… the left wing or nationalist Block of the Natal Indian Congress . The group developed into a student group of …

… Moodley, a teacher and later Director of the Durban Indian Child Welfare Association. Moodley matriculated from …

… was born on 4 October 1931, in Signal Hill, Cape Town of Indian-Portuguese heritage. According to South Africa’s …

… the debate regarding the legislation that would not allow Indian people to live or enter the province. During his time …

… ‘Between Two Fires’: Racial Populism, Indian Resistance and the Beginnings of Satyagraha in the …

… Was the system of indentured Indian labour "a new system of slavery"?as Hugh Tinker … of these descriptions are not applicable to the indentured Indian because he voluntarily contracted his labour for a … Settlement and subsequently reporter and editor of Indian Opinion. In 1906 he was articled under Gandhi and in 1908 …