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… in 1964: Proteapark, Cashan 1 and Avondrust Extension 5. In her autobiography, PhenyoVictory , Maggie Bopalamo … Rustenburg Platinum Mines had already been established by 1940. When the price of platinum began to climb, Dr Merensky …

… September, Adelaide and the children land in London. 1961 5 August, Delivers a speech, Racial Problems in South Africa … or Government of Non-Aligned Countries in Havana, Cuba 5 November Delivers a press statement 1980s 1980 2 January … Hans Dietrich Genscher for talks in Bonn, Germany 5 May Delivers "Racism Apartheid and a New World Order": …

… serves as the conference’s deputy speaker of the house. 1940 March: Xuma becomes the physician-in-charge at the … at the annual conference of the Transvaal Indian Congress. 5 April: Xuma issues a  statement  on the upcoming general … in the commission appointed to investigate the riots. 5 December: ANCYL members Nelson Mandela, Walter Sisulu and  …

… 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 …

… South African Indians to India. The Bill became an Act on 5 July of the same year and thousands of Indians were sent … Indians who agitated against the various restrictions. On 5 July 1927 the Nationality and Flag Act denied Indians the … (Transvaal Land and Trading) Bill was presented and in 1940 it became law. It provided for the protection of Indians …

… 1903 The Peace Preservation Ordinance and Ordinance No. 5 of 1903 permits to regulate the re-entry of Indians who had … Department to check against illegal Asiatic entries. 5) Education Act, No 25 of 1907,Transvaal . Coloured children … to buy land and obtain trading licences on their behalf. 1940 The Asiatic Land and Trading (Transvaal) Act passed. It …

… Mussolini declared war on Britain and France on June 10, 1940. Once the Battle of Britain was over and the threat of … cone-shaped capsule far lighter than Vostok, and on May 5, astronaut Alan Shepard became the first American in space …

… death to protest the Thakore’s refusal to negotiate. March 5, The Thakore releases Kasturba, so she can be at her … 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 … 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 … dies at age ninety-two "In/sight: African Photography, 1940 to the Present" is held at the Solomon R. Guggenheim …

… catalogues for the years 1907-1917, 1924-1936, and 1936 - 1940 survive, but Press reports and old reviews have helped … Early controversy erupted within SASA itself in about 1904-5 with Roworth's and Smithard's (qv.) use of "impressionist" …

… of Congress Alliance and other associated organisations on 5 December 1956. [xv] Twenty-three of the accused individuals … in 1929 and was married to Eli Weinberg from 1937 until 1940. She became active in the Communist Party of South … Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa, 1981). 5. ↵ [ii] Weinberg, 6. ↵ [iii] Colin Tatz, Worlds Apart: The …

… in the United States of America. After WWII, in the late 1940’s, mots American homes had television sets. The first … we are eating or what is happening around us. The 9 to 5 workday has also been greatly affected, through cell phones …

… the Transkei, and also Kaizer Matanzima, the Thembu chief. 1940 After putting himself through school while working as a … Among others, Sisulu said the following, "We need 5 000 volunteers but we must get them before the removal of … Sisulu is served two notifications, in terms of Section 5 of the Suppression of Communism Act (Act 44 of 1950). …

… volunteer for service. 1915 The British settlers take 5,186 hectares from the Africans, and the Crown Lands … training during the Second World War. Image source 1940 The KCA is banned. 1942 The Kenyan African Union (KAU) … reform. The World Bank withholds disbursement of $5 billion in structural adjustment credit. August 14 – 200 …

… [xx] By 1982, under the Group Areas Act of 1950, over 3.5 million people were forcibly removed and many more faced … Africa), 1983. Forced removals in South Africa: Volume 1[-5] of the Surplus People Project report, Pietermaritzburg: … Africa), 1983. Forced removals in South Africa: Volume 1[-5] of the Surplus People Project report, p 31. ↵ [v]Baldwin, …

… Nasionale Party (HNP) [Reformed National Party] on 29 Jan 1940. Hertzog was the party’s leader, with Malan as his … with the British Monarchy, and establish a republic. On 5 October 1960 South African whites were asked: “Do you …

… sit on the council. She serves on the council until 1951. 1940 Cissie Gool is elected president of the Non-European … of economically active women in South Africa is at 15.5% Fatima Meer organizes night vigils against detentions … Human Rights Award Di Bishop joins Black Sash. 1980 31.5% women are economically active in South Africa. Fatima Meer …

… Indians who agitated against the various restrictions. On 5 July 1927 the Nationality and Flag Act denied Indians the … did in South Africa, if it occurred in any other country? 5.Who was in control of the land known as the richest known …

… whites were the superior race and Africans were inferior. [5] In the mid-1880s, a German Professor, Friedrich Tiedemann … to keep Australia white. In 1912, white mothers offered £5 childbirth bounty in order to grow the size of wealthy … the case of South Australia." In Crime and Empire 1840-1940, pp. 71-89. Willan, 2013. [28] Ibid., [29] Ibid., [30] …

… labour . Author: Ruth First. Article in Africa South Vol.5 No.3 Apr-Jun 1961 pages 7 to 31. To read some more related … 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 …

… and also other imprisoned or exiled ANC leaders. On 5 July 1989, Botha and Mandela had their first meeting in … The seating worked where if a party received at least 5 percent of the votes, they would be have a place in the …

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

… the first Indian-owned cinema in the Grey Street area. In 1940 Kajee and Moosa opened the Avalon Cinema which also …

… retreats south beyond the South West African border.  1917 5 February 1917 With the new colonisers keen to establish … (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 …

… given for segregated workplaces and suburbs in Cape Town. 1940 Pier built in 1925, demolished to make way for a massive … 3 April, Prime Minister B.J. Vorster announces that the 5 'non-White' University Colleges-those of Fort Hare, … them that the government cannot meet their demands. 5 September, The Prime Minister again meets Coloured leaders …

… of themselves, as well as the interests of the slaves.”’ [5] Brand was a legal adviser to The South African Commercial … and found a sponsor in Pieter Neethling, who pledged £5,000 if a thousand other contributors would donate £100 … and Society, p 33 ↵ [4] Giliomee, The Afrikaners, p112 ↵ [5] Giliomee, p114 ↵ [6] Davenport, p33 ↵ [7] Tomaselli et al, …

… proposed Transvaal Asiatic Land Tenure (Amendment) Bill. 5-6 October, An emergency conference of the South African … contentious Transvaal Asiatic Land Tenure Bill of 1930. 5 April, The Report on the Second Round-table Conference …

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