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… he died. In judgment handed down Judge President of the Transvaal Justice W. G. Boshoff said that there was prima …

… Town. Later, after her banishment to rural Northern Transvaal, she set up the Isutheng Community Health …

… Lazarus’s maize (‘ mealie ’) farms of Middelburg, Eastern Transvaal were of such importance during the Second World War …

… Fort Carltonville police cells Johannesburg Fort Balfour, Transvaal Butterworth, Transkei John Vorster Sq., Jhb Sanlam …

… also changed, and there was grave danger that the Transvaal basis of " no equality between black and white in … VI and above 1815 were in the Cape Province, 165 in the Transvaal, 155 in Natal, 15 in the Orange Free State. To the … industrial revolution that followed, it was found that the Transvaal Whites were not able to adjust themselves to the …

… to occupy municipal and Crown lands in controlled areas. TRANSVAAL PASSIVE RESISTANCE COUNCIL The Transvaal was not far behind Natal in organising for … Indians, held in Johannesburg under the auspices of the Transvaal Indian Congress, resolved to set up a passive …

… Progressives within the Natal Indian Congress and the Transvaal Indian Congress had initiated the new strategy of … the conservatives led by the Kajee-Pather Group; in the Transvaal the same result followed a year later when Dr Y.M. Dadoo and his group took over the leadership of the Transvaal Indian Congress. The African National Congress did …

… Day" when people were advised not to go to work in the Transvaal. On April, 1950, MR. C.S. RAMOHANOE, the Transvaal-President, issued a statement asking the Branches of the Transvaal not to participate until a ruling was given by the …

… The 68 year-old Ross was born in the Cape, but moved to Transvaal where he spent the greater part of his life. During … Second World War Ross served as an Officer in the Third Transvaal Scottish Regiment. After the war he devoted himself …

… campaign against two small Afrikaner republics: the ZAR (Transvaal) and the Orange Free State. The scandalous campaign … to end the war. But after the British occupation of the Transvaal capital, Pretoria, on 5 June 1900, there was no end … of 66 black concentration camps where set up across the Transvaal and Free State where conditions were just as bad …

… during a lull in the passive resistance movement in the Transvaal, hailed the event as representing “the awakening of … and immigration restrictions against the Indians in the Transvaal and led the passive resistance movement in which about a third of adult Indian males in the Transvaal went to prison. He had already ceased to limit his …

… was read into it by some of the political leaders of the Transvaal immediately after the publication of the Draft Act … as members of Parliament. ( sic ) In the year 1906, the Transvaal received the boon of Responsible Government, but, … was incorporated in that Act as had found its way into the Transvaal Act. The invidious colour distinction which …

… was done to out-manoeuvre both the "Free State" and the Transvaal, both of whom claimed it for obvious reasons. With … Campbell lands, while M. W. Pretorius, President of the Transvaal, gave his illegal blessing to the "Diamond Fields … of such chiefs as desired to be taken over." The Transvaal claims were brushed aside. Then, on the strength of …

… the Cape and Natal, and the Afrikaaner republics of the Transvaal and Orange Free State into the Union of South …

… The detonation occurred directly after a Free State - Transvaal rugby game. Two spectators were killed in the blast …

… members of the UDF. The rest were members of UDF-aligned Transvaal or Natal Indian Congress (TIC and NIC).The trial …

… Association, the Natal Indian Patriotic Union, and the Transvaal Indian Political Association were founded and began …

… and couple of years later he was made the judge of the Transvaal Supreme Court. Towards the end of apartheid, …

… was then teaching in the Marico district of North-Western Transvaal, became involved in a quarrel with his stepbrother …

… accused him of betraying the Indian cause. In 1906, the Transvaal government promulgated a new Act forcing …

… and his Matabele were completely removed from the western Transvaal. In 1838, more Voortrekkers were attacked in Natal …

… in the township of Sharpeville, near Vereeniging in the Transvaal. On March 21st the PAC led what was supposed to be …

… a stop on the journey from Port Natal -Durban and the then Transvaal! Whilst today's major road, the N3, between the two … the Orange Free State and the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (Transvaal), the town was to grow rapidly. In 1876 with the … Zulu Kingdom of Cetswayo and the pending annexation of the Transvaal by the British the colonial authorities decided to …

… out of the schools, especially in the townships in the Transvaal. Therefore, the attempt to deliver a servile and … and by January 1984 students at Saulridge High began the Transvaal’s first sustained class boycott. Further demands … as High Commissioner of South Africa and Governor of the Transvaal and Orange River Colonies until 1910. The area was …

… of the Industrial Council for the Clothing Industry, Transvaal, the labour force in the clothing industry in the … cent to 70.6 per cent. For the clothing industry in the Transvaal Province, alone, the figures are as follows: … only about twenty-two per cent of the total in the Transvaal. In 1953, they formed sixty per cent. 2. The number …

… the National Executive, 23 from Cape Province, 41 from the Transvaal, 2 from Natal, and 23 from the Orange Free State.] … Mr. L.K.Ntlabati added that pending the arrival of the Transvaal Secretary it was difficult to accept any Transvaal Credentials as true or not. Mr. Pitje seconded by …

… It is a very large country. Indians wishing to go to the Transvaal from Natal can do so only if they have a permit. … on their movements. Many have succeeded in moving to the Transvaal and the government this time has been decent. They …

… Association, the Natal Indian Patriotic Union, and the Transvaal Indian Political Association were founded and began …

… and rail links were repeatedly being disrupted. The Transvaal commandos were despondent and exhausted after …