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… Albert Luthuli Oral History Competition 2019   For info on how to conduct oral history research, click here …

… and Bloemfontein. The writer, Sol Plaatjie commented on their strength and courage when he went to see them in the …

… and life of the area. 1961 Professional Soccer introduced on a National basis. 1964 Currie's gets floodlights. Late …

… election results or to pose a threat to their acceptance. On the contrary, a realignment of the political landscape, …

… also created the first radio broadcasting organisation run on a commercial basis, and from this the SABC emerged. Lionel …

… election results or to pose a threat to their acceptance. On the contrary, a realignment of the political landscape, …

… spirits of their dead relatives dead relatives lived went on to a spiritual world and they had power over this world. …

… to creating a culture of caring This culture was based on living in a healing environment which was essential to … her political actions. She was a leader who placed herself on the front line, because she did not want someone else to …

… meets and President James Madison decides to declare war on Britain for Canadian territory. 1812 The Anglo American … chief Black Hawk is captured after years of waging war on white settlers. 1834 Griqua, Kora and Rolong forces, in …

… more radical leadership when Dr. Yusuf Dadoo emerged on the scene (see SAIC section). Dr. Dadoo was elected to the … legislation in the area. The organization depended on petitions and deputations to the authorities and appeals …

… African Students (NUSAS) by developing a working alliance on the Education Charter Campaign. As the number of Black … realities of the poverty datum line. AZASO also focused on the Education Charter campaign, specifically the need for …

… 1943 Dr Alfred Bathini Xuma  invites Kotane to serve on the Atlantic Charter Committee which draws up a document on African Claims. 1942 17 June, Kotane and Sophie Human have …

… South Africa (CASA) conference and festival in Amsterdam on 14 - 19 Dec 1987. The CASA conference was a week-long …

… most likely to garner support from white women were keen on the franchise being extended to them. It is possible that … particular, that may have promoted this measure. For more on women’s campaigns in South Africa read "Women and … the only elections ever held in South Africa before 1994 on a national level in which blacks indirectly took part”. …

… close made it easy for Korana 'raider' groups to prey on the herds, and their activities aroused the ire of the … The Khoisan from www.khoisan.org, especially the section on 'raiding'. 3.  Hunters and herders of southern Africa: a …

… clearly warranted, and when spontaneous strikes did occur on the Witwatersrand and in Durban in 1927, the organisation … to which organised labour could make representations on matters concerning wages and working conditions. In the …

… merchants. meant that Islamic faith was imposed forcibly on their entire societies facilitated the export of Christian …

… occasion for the South African Society of Arts to reflect on its history, it also presents it with an opportunity to …

… (from positive to destructive) leading up to the day, on the day itself, and through the tumultuous period …

… together with the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) on some of their campaigns, until Gumede lost the presidency …

… had a total of sixteen emperors. This article will focus on the changes that took place during rule of the following … women worked in the same conditions as men. Urban women, on the other hand, were employed in the fields of weaving and … sea. [39] Another way that they traded was via ships on the ocean. Chinese junks were unique ships that were used …

… a hunter and to show that he could support his wife-to-be. On the day of the wedding, the bridegroom had to bring an … medicine to supress their appetite.(So when the men went on long hunts they would not get hungry) The San also … that go into a trance to do rock art. The images painted on the rock often show scenery of hunting, animals that are …

… severe. [iii] The impact that these forced removals had on identity was profound and manifested itself in a myriad of … Act became at once defining and confining.  From then on in South Africa, racial identity became a burden or a … of South Africa. [vii] While the financial implications on people affected by the Group Areas Act of 1950 were harsh, …

… to Black. The second phase of the struggle focused on participating in national campaigns, backed by financial … politicised and this resulted in expulsions and attacks on Black education. Boycotts and school closures followed as …

… The need for a permanent body to represent Blacks on a national level was the reason for the transformation of …

… generated an independent resource base and by drawing on workers’ own traditions, they deepened democratic …

… to struggle against apartheid and scholarly work on South Africa. 2000 March, Reddy is awarded Padma Sri …

… time. In the final, held at Ellis Park in Johannesburg on 24 June, South Africa wins the tournament, defeating New …

… detrimental effect social and political changes can have on both the privileged and the underprivileged within a … dominance (Boehmer 344), as will be discussed further on. Coetzee highlights more than just sexism and racism … with his fatherly intuition. David is unable to move on from his role as sole protector of Lucy, which is evident …