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ArticleHistory of Women’s Struggle in South Africa
… how Afrikaans women formed 'wives clubs' to support the Afrikaner cause of 'Broederbond'. Callinicos writes that as … the "transmitters of the mother tongue…
ArticleGrade 11 - What were the consequences when pseudo-scientific ideas of Race became integral to government policies and legislation in the 19th and 20th centuries?
… programmes for inferior population. Image showing ideal pictures of the Aryan race. Image source Negative …
ArticleCongress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa
… Members of CONTROLESA CONTRALESA, because of its ideal of a unified South Africa, quickly gained support from …
ArticleSouth African Congress of Trade Unions Timeline 1919-1997
… are rejected, we must look for ways of establishing our ideal-unity. 14 April - 16 April, National Stay-At-Home. …
ArticleA History of the South African Film Industry timeline 1895-2003
… Poland and World War II broke out. The war accelerated Afrikaner nationalism and motivated the movement to produce … 1969 The Kinekor organization was formed…
ArticleTimeline 20 years of Democracy 1994 to 2014
… during the apartheid era. 3 April, Five members of the Afrikaner Resistance Movement (AWB) are sentenced to … to enjoy. 23 April, Eugene Terre'Blanche ,…
ArticleHistory Grade 11 - Topic 3 Contextual Overview
… ancestor but some had drifted away from the Biblical ideal than others. Following this trend, in the mid-1880s an …
ArticleWhat has been the impact of the democratic transformation on the position of women within South African society? by Lucy Doyle
… the state.’ The Termination of Pregnancy Act provides an ideal example, a strong alliance between women’s advocacy …
“Caught in the toils of our own selfishness”: Paton’s exploration of causes of, and responses to, societal failings in Cry, The Beloved Country by Eleanor Evans
… country, come together to work for it” (Paton 37). This ideal is supported throughout the novel through an … and Mdangayib, Pumeza. “Paton's Novels and the…
ArticleNdebele
… has come to play a central role in the development of Afrikaner nationalism. From the Boer perspective, African …
ArticleAfrican National Congress Timeline 1910-1919
… also enters to the war. A revolt is staged by anti-war Afrikaner nationalists, as many had German family ties and …
ArticleRustenburg Timeline 1850-2001
… Kerk) with its strong Cape influence, causes a rift in the Afrikaner community. The church is now called Nederduitsch …
ArticleThe turbulent 1950s - Women as defiant activists
… for women's rights since the 1930s, Ray Alexander was the ideal woman for the job. She co-opted a number of influential …
ArticleAfrican National Congress Timeline 1970-1979
… here . 16 May, Winnie Mandela is banished to Brandfort, an Afrikaner town in the Orange Free State. June, The ANC …
South Africa in the 1900s (1900-1917)
… plight was exacrbated in 1914 by the formation of the Afrikaner National Party (NP) under General Hertzog . The NP …
ArticleWomen in the Cities and the Resistance Movement
ArticleTuberculosis
Tuberculosis, also known as TB, occurs all over the world and is one of the most infectious diseases, causing more deaths than HIV/AIDS and Malaria [1] [2]…
Biography of Bessie Emery by Elizabeth Venditti
… Emery’s existence to be “taboo.” [iv] This “racial purity” ideal, which formed acts like the prohibition of mixed …
ArticleBiography of Mongane Wally Serote by Matthew Williams
… South Africa through Verse and Unity As a result of the Afrikaner National Party gaining power in 1948, the people’s …
Abdullah Ibrahim and the Politics of Jazz in South Africa
… entrenched in African society, most obviously under the Afrikaner government’s policy of “forcing Africans to develop …
ArticleStaffrider magazine (1978-1993)
… in the Natal Education Department. Beyers Naude was an Afrikaner cleric who left the mainstream Dutch Reformed …
Colonial history of Rustenburg
… today, having been turned into a museum in honour of the Afrikaner leader. The Volksraad, or People’s Council of the …
South African and World leaders
… to as the `Mother of the Nation’. She acted on her ideal of human rights throughout her life, assisted by her …
ArticleThe Black Sash: A History of Transformation
… Defending the rights for Black groups was not exactly ideal for many of the socially conservative Sash women. …
ArticleGeneral South African History Timeline: 1980s
… our Own Future) (AET) is founded in Pretoria, mainly by Afrikaner academics. It stands for strict racial segregation … its ranks. This is interpreted as…
ArticleAfrican National Congress Timeline 1980-1989
… was beginning to crumble, business delegations, white Afrikaner intellectuals, labour and political parties such as … Thabo Mbeki holds talks with Willie…
ArticleYusuf Dadoo Timeline: 1930 - 1939
… votes to sixty-seven. The anti-war parties led by the Afrikaner Nationalists leaders Hertzog and Malan refuse to …
'Presidential Address' by the Rev. J. A. Calata, ANC (Cape), July 1948
… Sometimes I am tempted to suggest we should look for an Afrikaner for one of our Parliamentary Representatives and …
Segregationist Legislation Timeline 1950-1959
… that the Communist Party of South Africa might have on Afrikaner, and later African, working class. However the Act …
The Rise of Women’s Trade Unionism in South Africa by Peter LaNasa
… leader of these militant workers. Johanna Cornelius , an Afrikaner member of the GWU, was arrested while participating …