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… to the site                 Timeline pre 1900 1902-1910 1910-1924 1924-1939 1939-1948 1948-1960 1960-1994 1939-1948:- … Registration Act No 26 is passed James Calata tours the union in the hope that dormant ANC branches could be revived. …

… ruthlessly suppressed. Zulu Communities in Durban after 1910 The establishment of the Union of South Africa in 1910 removed the colonies from direct Imperial control, and …

… Africa, located North of the Vaal River, that existed from 1910 to 1994. It's now part of the Provinces of: ' Gauteng ; … became the Transvaal Colony under British rule. In 1910, it became the Transvaal Province within the Union of South Africa (later the Republic of South Africa). …

… segregation into legislation for the first time since Union in 1910. The law created reserves for Blacks and prohibited the … would have been in conflict with the constitution of the Union of South Africa, as Cape property-ownership was one of …

… there. Mabizela then went military training in the Soviet Union before returning to work for the ANC in Southern …

… politics and served as vice-president of the National Union of South African Students (NUSAS) . It was during this …

… until 1919. Stanford was knighted in 1919 and retired as a Union Senator ten years later in 1929. Stanford fell ill and …

… known as the Second Afrikaans Language Movement. When the Union of South Africa was established in 1910, Dutch became an official language alongside English. On …

… Bay on 16 May 1488 and named it the Cape of Good Hope. In 1910, Walvis Bay became part of the newly formed Union of South Africa. Prior to that, the region was a German …

… A history of the National Party Founding and ideology (1910-1914) In 1910 the Union of South Africa was established, and the previously …

… iconic landmark on Hatfield Campus was laid on 03 August 1910 and the building was officially opened by General Jan … a student of Sir Herbert Baker, the architect of the Union Buildings. The sandstone building is characterised by …

… a leading organiser of the march of 20,000 women to the Union Buildings in Pretoria , where a petition against the …

… Workers’ Unity , and helped the black Metal Workers’ Union and other small unions survive the near-illegal …

… as a reporter on the World newspaper and joined the Union of Black Journalists. Nyanda's parents were members of …

… a leading organiser of the march of 20,000 women to the Union Buildings in Pretoria, where a petition against the …

… a Committee dealing with Industrial Legislation and Trade Union Work. He stopped taking part in the activities of the …

… Movement (SASM), an affiliate of the All-Africa Students’ Union (AASU). Following his expulsion from Turfloop, Tiro was …

… anti-apartheid politics, and was the chair of the National Union of South African Students   (NUSAS). Tobias, then 19,  …

… following year he was included in the Parliament of the Union of South Africa as the Minister of Justice and Native …

… charter "from the standpoint of the Africans within the Union of South Africa" called the African Claims, and draft a …

… courts as interpreters and in other jobs such as teaching. Union in 1910 persuaded many educated Blacks to unite into a single … regarded as increasingly repressive legislation by the Union Government. The contribution of Black soldiers to the …

… Adhikari Albert Lodge, Mount Street, Cape Town, 31 May 1910 The inauguration of the Union of South Africa marks an important step in the … for an exclusive nationality, then the 31st of May 1910 will surely be remembered by white and Coloured with …

… a leader in the Afrikaner rebellion of 1914. From 1907 to 1910 de Wet served as minister of agriculture in the Orange … convention (1908-09) that framed the constitution of the Union of South Africa. After the split between Prime Minister … influential people and a procession of women to the Union Buildings, the Government granted him a reprieve from …

… the Orange River Colony and was later incorporated in the Union of South Africa in 1910. Its name became the Orange Free State once more and …

… the colonies were represented, settled on the terms of a union rather than a federal state. White South Africans … VII on 20 September 1909 and it came into force on 31 May 1910. The constitution in its final form had some federal …

… occupation of the Cape in 1652 through the creation of the Union of South Africa and the period between the formation of the Union and the Nationalist Party coming into power - (1910-1948). Jan van Riebeeck and his expedition of Dutch …

… replaced the old coat old arms which had been used since 1910. This new coat of arms represents the change in South …

… politics and helping found the Cape Peninsula Students’ Union, which educated radical political leadership, Alexander … a Marxist and joined the German Socialist Students’ Union (GSSU). Since his Unity Movement had asked him to … language policy and planning agency of the African Union, with the permanent objective to design a …

… renowned leader of the Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union (ICU). Sisulu said later that his experience in the … and in 1953 spent five months touring China, the Soviet Union, Israel, Romania and the United Kingdom. The tour to …

… Kleinschmidt served on several committees of the  National Union of South African Students (NUSAS)  at both higher … also successfully opposed the best efforts of the European Union to gain access to local fisheries resources.    In …