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… new suburbs were proclaimed in 1964: Proteapark, Cashan 1 and Avondrust Extension 5. In her autobiography, … Benatar, and Joey Ramone. The project raised more than $1-million for the Anti-Apartheid movement, and drew attention … Rustenburg Platinum Mines had already been established by 1940. When the price of platinum began to climb, Dr Merensky …

… South,  across the Bechuanaland (now Botswana)  border.  1 May, Tambo’s first visit to northern Europe was to Denmark, … behalf of the ANC, to leave South Africa and go into exile 1 May, Addresses the annual gathering of the Swedish Social … Consultative Conference in Morogoro, Tanzania 25 April – 1 May Delivers a public statement: Intensify the Revolution …

… in medicine at Northwestern’s commencement ceremony. 1 July: In order to be awarded his MD degree, Xuma begins a … does observation work at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. 1 September: Xuma boards a German-bound steamer and then … serves as the conference’s deputy speaker of the house. 1940 March: Xuma becomes the physician-in-charge at the …

… in a clothing company and that's possibly how they met. 1940 'When I reached Standard Six, I was sent off to boarding … 1996 Exhibited as part of In/Sight, African Photographers, 1940 to the Present, Guggenheim Museum, New York 1998 …

… (Transvaal Land and Trading) Bill was presented and in 1940 it became law. It provided for the protection of Indians …

… is passed in the South African Republic, or the Transvaal. 1. This law shall apply to the persons belonging to any of … be shown to police on demand. Act 2/1907 is operative from 1 July 1907. 1) The Vrededorp Stands Ordinance, Act 27/1907 … to buy land and obtain trading licences on their behalf. 1940 The Asiatic Land and Trading (Transvaal) Act passed. It …

… weapons reached its height with the outbreak of World War 1 and 2, as well as the Cold War. Tin this case, two of the … Mussolini declared war on Britain and France on June 10, 1940. Once the Battle of Britain was over and the threat of … Earth, traveling in the capsule-like spacecraft Vostok 1. For the U.S. effort to send a man into space, dubbed …

… revealed that this figure had dropped to 11% with only 1.3% having three wives or more. The practice of polygamy …

… back from Zululand, he takes a vow of celibacy. September 1, The draft of the Asiatic Bill is introduced. If passed, it … the resolutions adopted at the March 29 mass meeting. July 1, Permit offices where Indians need to go to register open … ends his fast, and returns to Sevagram with Kasturba. 1940 October, M.K. Gandhi launches a civil disobedience …

… the Gikuyus, with an introduction by Bronislaw Malinowski. 1940 April, Nelson Mandela , future leader of liberated South … Amendment Act , entry of black South Africans to cabinet 1,000 killed in fighting between MPLA government and … dies at age ninety-two "In/sight: African Photography, 1940 to the Present" is held at the Solomon R. Guggenheim …

… the Gikuyus, with an introduction by Bronislaw Malinowski 1940 April, Nelson Mandela , future leader of liberated South … Amendment Act , entry of black South Africans to cabinet 1,000 killed in fighting between MPLA government and … dies at age ninety-two "In/sight: African Photography, 1940 to the Present" is held at the Solomon R. Guggenheim …

… Academy, where a strong and united people may meet. 1 MORE THAN A CENTURY AGO, the launching of the South African … catalogues for the years 1907-1917, 1924-1936, and 1936 - 1940 survive, but Press reports and old reviews have helped …

… in 1929 and was married to Eli Weinberg from 1937 until 1940. She became active in the Communist Party of South … and Conscience: The Jews in Apartheid South Africa, 60-1. ↵ [xviii] Treason Trial: The Accused, December 1956. ↵ … and Conscience: The Jews in Apartheid South Africa, 1-3. ↵ [xxxvii] Cohen, 126. ↵ [xxxviii] Shimoni, Community …

… in the United States of America. After WWII, in the late 1940’s, mots American homes had television sets. The first … cell phones available now, the Motorola DynaTAC weighed 1.1 kilograms and was 22.9 centimetres long. Before its …

… the Transkei, and also Kaizer Matanzima, the Thembu chief. 1940 After putting himself through school while working as a … co-operation of the black community in this connection. 1 April, Sisulu addresses a meeting of the ANC in Cradock. 4 … to allow themselves to be removed from the Western areas. 1 May, Sisulu acts as speaker at an ANC meeting in the …

… Dom Francisco de Almeida arrives with 23 ships and about 1,500 soldiers. Mombasa is bombed and the occupied by … training during the Second World War. Image source 1940 The KCA is banned. 1942 The Kenyan African Union (KAU) … February – Reports allege that corruption has cost Kenya $1-billion under Kibaki’s presidency. Leading anti-graft …

… Africa), 1983. Forced removals in South Africa: Volume 1[-5] of the Surplus People Project report, Pietermaritzburg: … Studies and Urban Change in Southern Africa, Vol. 21, No. 1, 19-38. ↵ [iii]Serino, K. 2015. Gentrification in … Africa), 1983. Forced removals in South Africa: Volume 1[-5] of the Surplus People Project report, p 31. ↵ …

… and he left the SAP to form the National Party. From 1 to 9 January 1914, Hertzog’s supporters met in Bloemfontein … most of his supporters were Afrikaans people. On 1 July 1914 the National Party of the Orange Free State was … Nasionale Party (HNP) [Reformed National Party] on 29 Jan 1940. Hertzog was the party’s leader, with Malan as his …

… in effect the weight of the black vote is decreased from 3.1% to 1.4%. The first restrictions against the urbanisation of … sit on the council. She serves on the council until 1951. 1940 Cissie Gool is elected president of the Non-European …

… Venture in Brakpan, will facilitate the re-processing of 1.7 billion tonnes of gold tailings to refine a further 15 … Mall in 1976, and Eastgate in 1979. Discussion questions 1.What was the Mineral Revolution? 2.The Mineral Revolution …

… construct rather than a biological determinant. [1] However, the danger of eugenics and social darwnist … began in the late 1800s decimated the population of about 1 million Aboriginal Australians. Eugenics influenced … the case of South Australia." In Crime and Empire 1840-1940, pp. 71-89. Willan, 2013. [28] Ibid., [29] Ibid., [30] …

… between men and women had dropped only minimally to 6:1. Therefore official emphasis was still upon the provision … process, and of the 10,730 house contracts placed between 1940 and 1947, only 1538 were built. Instead it was thought … Coronationville was established. Noordgesig followed in 1940, but with the promulgation of the Group Areas Act in …

… was considered to be very poor as they received only 1.7 percent of the votes. The Pan-Africanist Congress (PAC) … Perspective,’ The American Journal of Comparative Law, 47(1), p.67. ↵ [ii] Hugh, C., 1994, ‘Towards a South African … in South Africa,’ Political Science Quarterly, 110(1), p. 85. ↵ [vi] Federal Research Division of the Library of …

… War of 1899 to 1902. The women, Florence Phillips (1863-1940) and Emily Hobhouse (1860-1925), could not have been …

… down this market but was unsuccessful. Consequently, on 1 August 1910 the Durban Corporation opened the Indian market … the first Indian-owned cinema in the Grey Street area. In 1940 Kajee and Moosa opened the Avalon Cinema which also …

… treaty. South Africa is mandated to administer SWA from 1 January 1921.SWA is established as a ‘C’ mandate under … (UNIA), originally founded by Marcus Garvey (1887-1940), sets up its first branch in the Namibia, in Luderitz, … in Aminus Reserve, with a capacity for 100 pupils. Until 1940 it would be one of only two schools established by the …

… do Cabo (the Table Cape) on account of its shape. 1510 1 March, On his way back to Portugal the Viceroy of … and marijuana with the foreigners at this stage. 1591 1 August, The English navigator, James Lancaster, barters … given for segregated workplaces and suburbs in Cape Town. 1940 Pier built in 1925, demolished to make way for a massive …

… were intended to sell not news so much as a party line.’ [1] The history of the press houses and their publications is … 16 pages long with a 24-page supplement, appeared on 1 October, 1937. An editorial in the first issue, on ‘The … Afrikaanse Pers (1962) Beperk merged to form Perskor on 1 April 1971, bringing Die Transvaler under the control of …

… Magazine Barracks found that the average family size was 6.1 persons with 1.4 wage earners per household.  The income of municipal … and 131 of the Gold Law are to be strictly enforced after 1 May 1930, even in townships like Springs, which were held …

… among Africans. When Tabata wrote his book on the AAC in 1940, he avoided any mention of class differentiation except …