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ArchiveCollective bargaining: trade union perspectives on 1992 and 1993
ArchiveInqaba ya basebenzi Number 12 November-February 1983-1984
ArchiveHeroes of our revolution: Uncle JB Marks (1903 - 1972)
1983, Volume 7 Dawn pages 4 and 5 Article: The great illusion
THE GREAT ILLUSION First of all 22 percent of the whites did not even bother to vote which is approximately 700,000 voters, i.e. about half the votes cast in…
ArchiveMunicipal bye-election, Ward 9, Johannesburg, November 18th, 1953
S.M. Makgatho, ANC Presidential Address, 6th May 1919
ArticleApartheid Legislation 1850's-1970's
… Act No 27 of 1956 Black Land Act No 27 of 19 June 1913 Prohibited Blacks from owning or renting land outside … 7 per cent of land in the country). Commenced…
ArchiveA mapping of the KwaZulu Natal political conflict with reference to Inkatha (1990-1993)
Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree magister philosophiae in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Port Elizabeth. The…
KwaMsiza - A Ndebele village: References/Bibliography
BATTISS, JUNOD, FRANZ and GROSSERT. 1958. The Art of Africa. Pietermaritzburg: Shuter and Shooter. BEINART, Julian. Undated. The Popular Art of Africa…
BiographyFrank Alexander Landman
Raised in the close knit community of Dowerville, Port Elizabeth (P.E.), Frank was the youngest of three sons and the third of the six surviving children of a…
BiographyDr James Sebe Moroka
Dr. James Sebe Moroka was the great grandson of Chief Moroka I of the Barolong, from Thaba Nchu in the then Orange Free State. Moroka was born on 16 March…
The White man’s task by Jan Smuts, 22 May 1917
Before the country had time to settle down under Union, South Africa was fighting in the Great War. After the conquest of both German South West and East…
Polokwane the Segregated city
… Constabulary, a national police force was instituted in 1913. Pietersburg got its first constabulary under Sgt JPJ … Mikado and The Pirates of Penzance were…
Freedom In Our Life Time - Notes
… Union of South Africa in May 1910. The Natives Land Act of 1913 was a cornerstone of a segregated South Africa. The law … Act (1937) aimed at bringing urban…
ArticleHistory Grade 10 - Topic 6 Essay Questions and Answers
… Impact of the 1913 Land Act Based on the 2012 Grade 10 NSC Exemplar Paper: … 10 Source Addendum Grade 10 Past Exam Memo The Land Act of 1913 was the final…
’Black reaction to Apartheid, 1948-1973’, Statement by Oliver Tambo to the annual meeting of the African Studies Association, Syracuse, 1 March 1973
Document 46 - D. Tloome, “The Origin and Development of Non-European Trade Unions”, lecture delivered to the Johannesburg Discussion Club on 27 February 1953, Viewpoints and Perspectives. L 1,21 February 1953
From: South Africa's Radical Tradition, a documentary history, Volume Two 1943 - 1964, by Allison Drew Document 46 - D. Tloome, "The Origin and Development of…
Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union of Africa, Annual Conference Agenda, St Phillips School, Chapel Street. District 6, Cape Town, 18 January 1923
BiographyJames Randolph Vigne
James Randolph Vigne was born in 1928 in Kimberley and grew up in Port-Elizabeth. He went to school at St Andrew’s College in Grahamstown where he enjoyed a…
BiographyPauline Podbrey
Pessel Podbrez (name given at birth, later changed to Pauline) was born in Kovna, Lithuania in 1922, the eldest of two children. In 1933, the family immigrated…
Black Reaction to Apartheid, 1948-1973 - Address to the Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association by O. R. Tambo, Syracuse, New York, United States of America, 1973
Examination of the black reaction to apartheid during the period 1948-1973 is topical and should help us to understand what is now happening in South Africa…
ArticleUnion, Segregation, apartheid and Democracy: From Union to non racial democracy
The 1910 election: The Union of SA The first election that created the modern South African state, held in accordance with the provisions of the Union of…
ArchiveUpdate on Eastern Cape Removals: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1983
Update on Eastern Cape Removals: Paper Presented at the Black Sash National Conference on 12 March 1983 discussing homelands, forced removals and resettlements…
ArchiveMalnutrition: Fact or Fiction: Fact Paper presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1973
Malnutrition: Fact or Fiction: Fact Paper presented at the Black Sash National Conference on 18 October 1973, discussing: Malnutrition, migrant labour, infant…
ArchiveOpening Address presented to the Black Sash National Conference held at Cape Town, 1983
Opening Address by National President Sheena Duncan at National Conference held at Cape Town on 10 March 1983, discussing: Total Strategy, reform, Black Vote,…
ArchiveAddress to the National Conference of the Black Sash held at Cape Town, 1983
Address to the National Conference of the Black Sash by Allan Boesak on the 10 March 1983, discussing: Apartheid, theology, total onslaught, police action,…
BiographyFlorence Barbara Ribeiro
Born on the 3rd November 1933, community worker Florence Barbara Ribeiro was the fourth of five children. Her father, Henry Mathe, was a labourer in a Coal…
BiographyHeidi Holland
Heidi Holland was born on 6 October 1947 in Johannesburg, South Africa, the daughter of a British father and a Swiss mother. When she was three years old, the…
BiographyHarry Snitcher
Harry Snitcher was born on 10 May 1911 in Uniondale. His early schooling was in Uniondale and then in Gouda. After the premature death of his father in 1924,…
BiographyJürgen Schadeberg
Jurgen Schadeberg was born in Berlin, Germany on 18 March 1931. He was raised by his mother, Rosemarie, the only child in a single-parent family of limited…