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… of M.K Gandhi , who lived in South Africa between 1893 and 1914, has inspired many non-violent movements, including the …

… of 1903, 1913 and the Tuberculosis Commission of 1914 condemned ill chosen sites, absence of sanitary services …

… in the Albany. 28 July, Port Elizabeth is declared a city. 1914 World War One declared 1915 10 November, The Humphries …

… jailors), she falls seriously ill and becomes bedridden. 1914 January 27 , A petition is written and submitted by the …

… the Chamber of Mines recognised white trade unions in 1914. Production increased between 1911 and 1920. This was a …

… took place during the New Imperialism between 1881 and 1914. The focus of this lesson will be on the causes and …

… of workers were on second and third contracts. In 1914, this tax was abolished after the Passive Resistance …

… Gandhi during the latter’s stay in South Africa from 1893-1914, and served as secretary of the Natal Indian Congress … evidence on Muslim marriages to the Solomon Commission in 1914. Indian Opinion reported on his death as follows: The …

… ANC came calls for a ‘ people’s w ar’, for a revolutionary rebellion to topple the government. The government was …

… ANC came calls for a " people's w ar", for a revolutionary rebellion to topple the government. The government was …

… (PNP). This faction of the original National Party of 1914 was built on deep-seated Afrikaner Nationalism. The …

… to the South Africa Parliament as Labour Party member. 1914 Sidney Percival Bunting is elected Labour Party member … Revolution takes place after the Bolshevik Revolution of 1914. 1919 The Communist International (Comintern), also …

… and San servants left the farms and joined the Xhosa in a rebellion against colonial rule, commonly known as the Third …

… modern armed conflict in South Africa’s history. 1914 - 1918 CE What is known as the  Great War , breaks out …

… in Cato Manor result in an African versus Indian race rebellion. Two days of murder, pillage and arson leave some …

… Madodana Camagu, John Magigo, Ngenisile Siqwebo. The Paarl rebellion was violently put down when police reinforcements …

… who want freedom are those who want to support a violent rebellion and militant action. That is the only way to be … remarks were not intended as a prescription for violent rebellion (the moment was not a propitious one anyway) but an …

… has decided to abolish the Smuts-Gandhi Agreement of 1914.  The South African Indian Congress responds in a letter …

… Many of its founding members are mission school graduates. 1914 The Laurence Commission is established to investigate …

… African National Congress, paid a passionate tribute in 1914 to the "two hundred thousand subterranean heroes who by …

… ‘frontier wars’. This was similar to the backdrop of the rebellion in Zimbabwe from 1896-1897. [114] Masses of cattle …

… each to help stabilise the country confronted by the rebellion. 19 January - 10 February, South Africa hosts the …

… in 1956 were in dramatic contrast to the Soweto students’ rebellion against Bantu education in 1976. The uprising in …

… G.C. Kapitan Vegetarian Restaurant at 154 Grey Street. 1914 The Lorne Street Methodist Chapel is built as a result …

… of their duties. (New York Times) February, The Pondoland Rebellion: an uprising of peasants in the Transkei Protests and open rebellion breaks out in Pondoland. Albert Luthuli warns White …

… economic scene ↵ In the 1920s, with the First World War (1914-1918) over, the pattern of female employment began to …

… The Presidency, (2004), Chief Joseph Leabua  Jonathan (1914– 1987 ) , from The Presidency, 24 April, [online], …