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… Youth League (ANCYL) is articled to him as a law clerk. 1946 Lembede and Seme become partners in their legal …

… made and re-made; drama and farce competing. Beginning in 1946 with the “sedition trial”, it became a feature of … my last year at high school during the miners’ strike in 1946. In that instance the Communist Party committed itself … was directly related to the strike by African miners in 1946. The tension on the goldmines had been simmering for …

… mine workers were violently beaten back to the shafts in 1946 , and called for the continuation of the cheap labour …

… the youth wing of the African National Congress is formed. 1946 African Miners Union (AMU) organises a strike by miners …

… renewed for further period of three years to 31 March 1946. ii) In Durban the position is to be pegged. No Indian … owned by Indians. Provisions to continue until 31 March 1946. 22 April, The "Pegging Act" goes to Senate. May, The … Town Planning Ordinance. All four ordinances are passed. 1946 The Asiatic Land Tenure and Representation Act 46(Ghetto …

… the Indian community by infusing a younger leadership. In 1946 Dr. Monty Naicker became leader of the Natal Indian … against racial intolerance by the government. In June 1946 the government passed the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian … in spearheading defiance against the Act. On 13 June 1946 Indians across the country went on a one day strike. The …

… many hominids, but World War II stopped the work until 1946. Professors Broom and Dart and John Robinson returned to …

… population of the country virtually doubled from 1939 to 1946. In 1942 Prime Minister Smuts appointed an … control laws and to debate the revision of Pass laws. The 1946 Fagan Commission, under Judge Henry Fagan, was appointed …

… higher wages and the recognition of African trade unions. 1946 January: Xuma is able to convince representatives of the … grant to cover their expenses for 1944-1945 and ₤100 for 1946. 14 January: Xuma issues a  statement  on the African …

… ” [ Accesssed: 23 January 2015]) 1945:  Cold War begins 1946:  Winston Churchill delivers his ‘ Iron Curtain’ speech …

… begins studying at the University of the Witwatersrand. 1946 First completes her degree and graduates with a Bachelor …

… Josie Palmer works with the National Anti-Pass Council. 1946 Passsive resistance campaign led by Dr's Naicker and …

… Cape Town: C Struik. APOSTOLISCHEN VIKARIAT IN WINDHOEK. 1946. Geschichte der Katholischen Mission in Sudwestafrika: 1896-1946. Windhoek: Apostolischen Vikariat in Windhoek. …

… was growing at an unprecedented rate. In December 1946 land surveyor Manaschewitz laid out 396 residential …

… by the ANC and South African Indian Congress (SAIC). In 1946 when African mine workers engaged in industrial actions, … of African Trade Unions (CATU) with limited success. In 1946 CNETU participated in a potentially crippling strike … its support for a strike by mineworkers. On 12 August 1946 about 60 000 to 70 000 miners stayed away from work. …

… active in the FCWU, and was elected a shop steward in 1946. In 1943, Rahima Moosa became the shop steward for the … The FCWU had already attracted some 4 000 members by 1946 and had opened 23 branches in the region. Workers were …

… 1940’s the Pegging Acts of 1942 – 43 and the Ghetto Act of 1946 were passed. This act gave the government the right to … community activism ( see Passive Resistance Campaign 1946 ). The Ghetto Act paved the way for the Group Areas Act … and led to the two year passive resistance campaign from 1946 to 1948 when several thousand Indians courted arrest. …

… and other forms of non-violent resistance, similar to the 1946 Passive resistance campaign mounted by the South African … - 1967 After the illness and the death of John L. Dube in 1946 Chief Albert Luthuli defeated Selby Msimang in a …