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… so the British were less interested in ruling over the Transvaal, which, being a white state, was granted more … states that had been conquered. During their rule in the Transvaal, the British had defeated the Northern Sotho (the … had resisted the Boer armies. The failed annexation of the Transvaal (1877-81) was to be followed in 1899-1902 by the …

… new leadership that took over Natal Indian Congress, the Transvaal Indian Congress, and the South African Indian … organisations: the Natal Indian Organisation and the Transvaal Indian Organisation, which affiliated themselves to …

… meeting in Johannesburg organised in his honour by the Transvaal Passive Resistance Council on his release from … four and a half months the leadership of the Natal and Transvaal Indian Congresses and the Joint Passive Resistance … nothing to do whatsoever with any decision taken by the Transvaal or Natal Indian Congress or by the Joint Passive …

… idea of C.O.P. had can be measured by the fact that in the Transvaal 1,300 delegates came to the provincial conference … of bringing theC.O.P. to a virtual standstill in the Transvaal, would have raised it to greater heights. When the … Cape and 50 from the O.F.S. The balance came from the Transvaal, mainly from Johannesburg. Your N.A.C., without …

… was born in the district of Amersfoort, Eastern Transvaal. He was the second child of Jurie Johannes Kemp and …

… the Cape prior to 1688.  Smit, a Boer general in the Anglo-Transvaal War and Vice-President of the South African …

… of South Africa was formed in 1910, it consisted of the Transvaal, the Orange Free State, Natal and the Cape …

… leaders during that conflict, was buried in Lichtenburg, Transvaal. On 15 September 1914 de la Rey was on route to …

… that could happen only in South Africa." In reaction, the Transvaal mining quarters said  that the treatment of the …

… The inability of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR or Transvaal Republic) under President Francois Burgers to score … War, presented the opportunity to the British to annex Transvaal in 1877. Soon afterwards, Britain declared war … 2 December 1879 and sent to prison in Pretoria. When the Transvaal again became independent after the Anglo-Boer War …

… Colony, the Natal Colony, the Orange River Colony and the Transvaal Colony. The entire force had to be restructured and …

… old his family moved to Dukathole near Germiston in the Transvaal (now Gauteng). He attended school in Germiston …

… in John Vorster Square police station, in Johannesburg , Transvaal (now Gauteng ). This police station gained a …

… which was constituted in 1910 with the merger of the Transvaal Colony (former Boer Republic of the ZAR), the …

… workers on potato farms. In areas like Bethal in Eastern Transvaal  (now Mpumalanga), recruited workers were expected …

… Province, sixteen in the Orange Free State and four in the Transvaal. The results for the other political parties …

… A Boer general and statesman, he was leader of the Transvaal army in the Second Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902) from …

… of the Indian community.  The Natal Indian Congress and Transvaal Indian Congress reacted to this arrogance by … Natal Indian Congress, and Dr Yusuf Dadoo , President of Transvaal Indian Congress. The resistance was launched on 13 …

…   11 April Nchabeleng, Peter (59) President of Northern Transvaal UDF Schoonoord, Lebowa Allegedly tortured by …

… In September 1984, riots broke out in the Transvaal and spread to other parts of the country. These …

… Following the restoration of independence to the Transvaal in 1881, Kruger moved permanently to Pretoria . At … condition. The following year it was handed over to the Transvaal Museum to house its collection of Kruger relics . …

… deemed to be threatening public order, would apply in the Transvaal Province with immediate effect for one year. The …

… in Pretoria before Justice Rumpff, Judge-President of the Transvaal (now known as Gauteng). The Magaliesberg farmer was …

… 1983 the Natal UDF region was launched, followed by the Transvaal in June and the Western Cape in July. The national …

… in Sebokeng, a township in the southern Gauteng (then Transvaal) area, on 26 March 1990. After F.W de Klerk gave …

… West Africa (now Namibia). The two former Boer republics, Transvaal and Orange Free State (now Free State), and South …

… with astonishment and anger. On 05 February 1982, Aggett, Transvaal organiser of the Food and Canning Workers Union and …

… a large group of other women in an illegal march from the Transvaal to Natal. In October 1913, once again mother and …

… his secondary school education at Lemana in Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo) after which he registered at Wits …

… until 1896 between the fragments of the Zulu kingdom, the Transvaal and the British. The battlefield of …