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… of this land for recreational use. General Louis Botha and Jan Smuts were eager to outvote him in the National Party, but …

… was based on a draft which South African premier General Jan Smuts had prepared. Governments and a number of …

… Images: Photography and Visual Art after Apartheid. Ed. Jan Erik Lundstrom. Exhib. cat. BildMuseet. Umea: BildMuseet, …

… and Skotnes completed joint commissions for the architect Jan van Gemert in large Catholic churches at Kroonstad and …

… To read more of  Xuma’s presidential address click here . 1942 E.T Mofutsanyana and Alpheus Malibu are selected by the … elections are held with the United Party, under General Jan Smuts winning a majority of seats in Parliament. The National …

… guidance, staged a boycott of classes in protest. In 1942, he was unanimously elected chairperson of the Students' … the young African elite in Johannesburg. Johannesburg In 1942, he met Walter Sisulu , an estate agent whose office was …

… to set foot in the colony. Between 1652, the year of Jan van Riebeeck’s landing at the Cape , and 1658, when the … the only clue to their existence is a line or two in a letter or Van Riebeeck’s journal. Abraham van Batavia Abraham … that he was unable to even earn half of his food. Eva and Jan Bruyn In December of 1654 Frederick Verburgh brought the …

… finally forced South African government under General Jan Christiaan Smuts to negotiate a compromise with Gandhi. …

… all adds up. Len Tau, who ran barefoot, finished ninth and Jan Masiani thirteenth in the marathon.   They were not only … join their ranks. He remained a member until his death in 1942. The eighth Modern Olympic Games, Paris, 1924 Today … Committee. On a “charge sheet” that accompanied this letter it was stated: That the President of the South African …

… won the peace through the machinations of Machiavellian, Jan Smuts – the nominally egalitarian Cape Franchise slowly …

… der Bijl , who was requested by the then Prime Minister Jan Smuts to advise on South Africa's industrial development. The …

… segregation of Indians, and Prime Minister General Jan Christiaan Smuts , worked out a subterfuge solution—there … by the Indian representatives of the Committee. In July, 1942, a further deadlock in the working of the Committee … Senate and the House of Assembly, together with an open letter to each member whereby the NIC made a fervent plea for …

… also with great distinction. He was a co-signatory of a letter to The Times in London that criticised the British …

… road around the Oppenheimer Gardens was originally name Jan Smuts Boulevard but has been renamed to Sol Plaatje Drive.   …

… disenfranchisement of people classified coloured by the Jan Smuts led United Party government. This United Party proposal …

… a new and better way of life. That man was Field-Marshal Smuts, who had played a leading military and political role … friendly chat with a group of militant trade unionists. In 1942 I was elected to a committee of the Trades and Labour … at my memorandum. I wrote to Smuts, and he returned my letter with a marginal note in his own handwriting, "Matter …

… Union holding office from 1910 to 1919. Botha appointed Jan Smuts as his Minister of Defence.   It was under Botha's …

… English and isiXhosa. As a result, Woods was arrested at Jan Smuts Airport on 19 November 1977. Woods and his family went …

… General Louis Botha (1862-1919), who led the SAP with Jan Smuts, and who had been Prime Minister of the Transvaal … the election of 1943, Smuts paid a visit to Pietersburg in 1942. A reception was held for him where he was welcomed by … families had been there for 100 years. Brenner received a letter from the Bantu Affairs Commissioner dated 30 November …

… not take them into confidence, when I approached General Smuts on the strength of the letter that was placed before me in the gaol-yard, and I … although there were two other gentlemen who signed the letter that was addressed to General Smuts, they did so fully …

… [2]   One of the reasons for this split, as outlined by Jan-Jan Joubert on Polititcsweb , was that “Mbeki had used his … its two-thirds majority in Parliament. [6] Endnotes [1] Jan-Jan Joubert, ‘The fall of Thabo Mbeki’, Politicsweb, 05 …

… two-thirds majority. After the coalition, the followers of Smuts and Hertzog met in Bloemfontein on 5 December 1934 to … membership and leadership were prominent. On 28 July 1942, a conference of 88 non-European organisations set at … and this increased after Japan victories in the Pacific in 1942. They saw in Japan a fellow coloured nation inflicting …

… very close relationship with South African Prime Minister Jan Smuts, who offered him great support during the Second World …

… On 5 March 1916 South African Troops, led by General Jan Smuts , invaded East Africa in their confrontation with …

… the NP forged a bond with the South African Party under Jan Smuts in order to ensure victory and the Fusion or Coalition … of the country virtually doubled from 1939 to 1946. In 1942 Prime Minister Smuts appointed an Inter-Departmental …   Revisiting Urban African Policy and the Reforms of  the Smuts Government, 1939-48. Workshop on South Africa in the …

… to a suggestion made by the Minister of the Interior, Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr , to come to some mutual agreement … of its members, the Lawrence Committee is dissolved in 1942. 15 May 1940 The Government established the Indian … M. D. Naidoo, Joint Hon. Secretary of the NIC, in a letter to Sorabjee Rustomjee, refuses to be associated with …

… First becomes a member of the Young Left Wing Book Club. 1942 After matriculating at Jeppe High School for Girls, … at the Centre for African Studies, First is killed by a letter bomb in Maputo, Mozambique. 19 August, Matilda First, …

… whom she sent approximately eighty letters to. The first letter presented in Everyday Matters, was Head’s twentieth letter to Kitchen. It was dated 16 October, 1969 and was … well.> PHS. "The Times Diary." Times [London, England] 29 Jan. 1969: 8. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 25 Oct. 2016. …