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… Gedleyihlekisa Zuma is born in Nkandla in northern KwaZulu-Natal. 1958 Zuma joins the African National Congress (ANC) … in the re-establishment of ANC underground structures in Natal. 1975 December, Zuma leaves the country for Swaziland. … Zuma is elected chairperson of the ANC’s Southern Natal region. 1991 He is elected as the Deputy Secretary …

… announces in the Viceroy's Council that emigration to Natal is prohibited with effect from 1 July. 13 March, The … of the municipal offices. 19 October, At a meeting of the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) in Durban, NIC secretaries, M. C. … withdraw from the meeting and form a new body, the Natal Indian Association (NIA), at Parsee Rustomjees house. …

… province); north-east towards Durban (today’s KwaZulu-Natal), and towards today’s Free State province. One of the … as they became known, was Piet Retief . He moved to Natal and tried to negotiate with Dingaan to secure a … of Blood River, the Boers established colonies called Natal, Transvaal and the Orange Free State, where they …

… as ‘indirect rule.’ This system was adopted in colonial Natal. Theophilus Shepstone, the Secretary for Native Affairs … which led to civil war between ANC supporters in KwaZulu-Natal and IFP members. This further led to the party’s … was particularly applicable to the Zulu Monarch in KwaZulu Natal. However, powers and responsibilities given to …

… about a quarter of the land owned.      1902 August, In Natal, the Zululand Land Delimitation Commission is appointed … identity where new areas could be established. 1906 The Natal Native Affairs Commission is appointed to investigate … demand for higher wages and rent increases. In Natal, Orange Free State and the Transvaal access to land for …

… to receive some recognition. In the British Colony of Natal, this was the Natal Code of 1878. In addition to implementing English law, … land (Cape Articles of Capitulation, 1806). Although the Natal Code of 1878 was a relatively disorganized initial …

… 2005 the LPM only had local structures in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and Limpopo. [17] In KwaZulu-Natal, one of the main activities of the LPM were campaigns … of legitimacy for the movement. [18] The LPM in KwaZulu-Natal were also involved in mediation between tenants and …

… their freedom. Thus, the Ambulance Corps was formed in Natal, was and became active on the British side during the … incursions into the area by Free State commandos. In Natal, the Zulu Native Police were armed with rifles and a … food resources in some already overpopulated districts of Natal, Zululand and the Transkei. In the Transvaal and Orange …

… was a bus driver in the rural village of Harding, southern Natal. 1966 Derrick McBride, the father of Robert McBride, … by an elder friend, Ashley, a medical student at Natal University's Alan Taylor Residence right next door to … 1981 Robert McBride gains entrance to the University of Natal and begins studying Mechanical Engineering. He joins a …

… (who had been elected as vice-president of the revived Natal Indian Congress ) were opposed to this new form of … conditions. A number of strikes were held (particularly in Natal) in 1973 and between 1973 and 1975 many new trade …

… first battle took place at Talana, near Dundee in northern Natal on 29 October 1899. The battle was indecisive because … on 16 December 1899, although he remained in charge in Natal. Battles at Spionkop on 24 January 1900 and Vaalkrans …

… did not come from merchants who were the leaders of the Natal Indian Congress . The initiative was taken by HL Paul, … Standard four. From 1868 to 1899 education for Indians in Natal was limited to standard four. Educated colonial born … twentieth century, provided education. The delegation of Natal Indians to London in 1909, listed the Policy on …

… the City Hall, where the background and development of Natal’s multi-cultural heritage converge.  The exhibitions …

… Police (SAP) and the South African Government in KwaZulu-Natal; it is about their alleged support of right-wing vigilantes in KwaZulu-Natal. A lot has been written about how the SAP and the … in the interest that the Government had over KwaZulu-Natal and its fear of communistic ideologies being …

… to curtail Indian property ownership in White areas in Natal. Natal was divided into controlled and uncontrolled areas. The … with two provincial councillors who could be Indian. The Natal Indian Congress rejected the Act and took its case to … The Case of Indian South Africans , Durban: University of Natal Press.|Davenport, T.R.H. (1991). South Africa: A Modern …

… a colonising imperial Britain Cape traders settle at Port Natal, later renamed Durban The Dutch Reformed Church … Piet Retief and his followers trek eastwards to Port Natal, which will later be known as Durban. Other groups move … recognise the Republic of Natalia and hence occupy Port Natal, thereby denying the newly founded republic access to …

… as the president of the African National Congress in Natal. June, Pixley Seme , a founder member and … M.B.Yengwa and other members of the ANC Youth League in Natal nominate Albert Luthuli for the President of the African National Congress in Natal and Luthuli is subsequently elected to this position. …

… Mission station of the American Zulu Mission (AZM) in Natal to James and Elizabeth Dube. His father, James Dube was … he married Nokutela  Mdima  Dube . He later founded the Natal Bantu Teachers Association, which was known as the Natal African Teachers Union (NATU) for professional Black …

… Hare), but dropped out after two years. He returned to Natal and joined the African National Congress (ANC) in 1949 and became secretary of the Natal branch. Gumede was very active in the Natal ANC, leading the delegation to the Congress of the …

… in political, educational social and religious life in Natal. On 5 June 1928 Sir James Liege Hulett passed away at the age of 90 in Durban, Natal (now kwaZulu –Natal).  …

… marriage was to hold up certain negotiations between the Natal Indian Congress and the Natal Municipal Association. The Natal Municipal Association was originally established to …

… 1850s, when the British began to consolidate the colony of Natal in what is today Kwa-Zulu Natal , they claimed that only 4 000 to 5 000 inhabitants of … taken. In light of this the British claimed that much of Natal had been 'vacant' land at the time of colonisation and …

… SASO is formed at the conference held in Marianhill, Natal. The conference was exclusively attended by Black … July, The first General Council (GC) of SASO is held in Natal. 1971  SASO Policy Manifesto sets out the Black …

… Africa. Under the banner of the revived Transvaal and Natal Indian Congresses, they had mobilised the vast majority … that he led a joint delegation of the Transvaal and Natal Indian Congresses to Lusaka, to meet with the banned …

… SASO is formed at the conference held in Marianhill, Natal. The conference was exclusively attended by Black … July The first General Council (GC) of SASO is held in Natal. 1971 SASO Policy Manifesto sets out the Black …

… British in this period annexed land too, particularly in Natal (with its accessibility to the east coast port) at … reserves were established from as early as 1848 in Natal by Theophilus Shepstone  and these became a feature of …

… history of the early trade unions in the Colony of Natal. 2 We will try to outline the birth and development of … concerning strikes in general and labour organisation in Natal in particular will be challenged, namely: - (a) … period were the "white" unions. 5 INDIAN TRADE-UNIONISM IN NATAL There is a great lack of information and research on …