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… , Transvaal: see CANA, Transvaal KANGELANI , Natal: NMS 1914 KANYE , also spelt KANYA , Botswana: LMS 1871; SDA … a goat enclosure". KEETSMANSHOOP , Namibia: RM 1866; SAfMS 1914 KEILANDS , Stutterheim, Cape: No data available …

… the country, and Rustenburg was not untouched by the rebellion. Many schools saw lessons disrupted as protests …

… and agriculture. They resisted so much in fact, that a rebellion took place, which was quelled in the 1950s. Later …

… also contributed to Abantu Batho’s early publications. In 1914 he published a poem and a letter, the latter of which … leader in the late 19th and early 20th century who led a rebellion against the Germans. [81] The diary he kept from …

… the relocation of blacks was still in its early stages. In 1914, Alexandra, located beyond municipal boundaries, was …

… of Africans into wage labour in the mines Between 1890 and 1914 there were challenges with labour and capital and as a …

… War of 1880-1881 (or also known as, the Transvaal Rebellion). An image depicting British soldiers under Majuba … caused the SANNC resisting against the 1913 Land Act. In 1914 Sol Plaatje and national executives of the SANNC sent a … and sent a delegation to Prime Minister, Louis Botha in 1914. This appeal failed and a few members of the SANNC, …

… were instances of mutinies, beyond that of the initial rebellion of the Nova Scotians. For example, in January 1939 …

… of Indian Opinion, M.H. Nazar dies. February 27, Zulu rebellion breaks out. March 21, Addresses coloured people's …

… and other places. However, emigration was stopped in 1914. Between November 1860 and 1911 (when the system of …

… via Soekmekaar; to Louis Trichardt by 1911 and Messina by 1914. The line to Rhodesia was completed in 1929. Other types … Club twice won the Wolf Krause trophy, in 1912 and 1914.  The young captain of the team, Jozua Francois Naude, … global developments when World War I broke out in August 1914. The foreign policy of the Botha administration, in part …

… who was sent by the Government of India to Natal in 1914 to act as an "observer," was a more impartial critic, … by previous Protectors, then it becomes obvious that by 1914 there was complete indifference on the part of the …

… first year.  While there was not much action in terms of rebellion against apartheid in his first year, demonstrations …

… to pay the cost of survey or quitrent per year and for rebellion. Squatters Law Act (No: 21) 1895 Law21 passed in …

… labour” (287)), it would be illegitimate and vulnerable to rebellion (356). The Property Clause outlines a similar …

… first recipient of the Hertzog Prize for Literature. In 1914, Afrikaans was recognized by the Cape Provincial Council …

… kingdom. Quarrels over who should succeed the throne and rebellion by the Fulani people in Senegambia and the Songhai …

… by South African Troops 1976 Following the Soweto student rebellion, Tambo approaches the international community for …

… Madodana Camagu, John Magigo, Ngenisile Siqwebo. The Paarl rebellion was violently put down when police reinforcements … recruits at Itumbi camp in Mbeya district in Tanzania. The rebellion was aimed at the High Command headed Templeton M …

… Jews rose in defiance, however the Romans suppressed the rebellion and persecuted the Jews. [45] Many Jews escaped and …

… in 1970 was that it was tense in racism and political rebellion. In a shorter letter, Head wrote, “My friend …

… landowners in Cato Manor result in an Africa-Indian race rebellion. Two days of murder, pillage and arson leave some …

… resident over 18 years of age February, The Bhambatha Rebellion erupted in Natal in protest against a so-called “ … The Durban Technical Institute (DTI) opens its doors. 1914 Outbreak of WWI. Many residents of Durban lost their …

… Asiatic persons undesirable. Indian immigration stopped. 1914 26 June, Indian Relief Act passed after a protracted …

… states to claim the interior of Africa for themselves. By 1914, the whole of Africa had been colonised with the …

… Jagersfontein and Winburg, in the Orange Free State. In 1914 the government relaxed Pass laws for women and the …

… to make the African “a pariah in the land of his birth.” (1914: 1). Africans who had purchased land outside of …

… Biko born in Kingwilliamstown 1952 October, The Mau Mau Rebellion begins in Kenya. Jomo Kenyatta is arrested by the … on the suspicion of being the main architect of the rebellion. His Africanist approach is influential on the …

… colour-bar laws" and, concluded: "We answered the call in 1914-1918. What was our reward? Misery, starvation and …