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Biography of Can Themba by Aisha Ahmed
… Nicol, M., 1991. a good-looking CORPSE. London, Great Britain: Secker & Warburg. "Pass Laws in South Africa … apparent. Mike Nicol, A good-looking Corpse,…
ArticleGrade 8 - Term 2: The Mineral Revolution in South Africa
… Britain, Diamond mining and increasing labour control and … labour. Most of the skilled miners came from the mines of Britain - from Cornwall or…
The Atlantic slave trade
… about the Industrial Revolution in Topic 3 Either way, Britain passed its Slavery Abolition Act in 1833, freeing all …
ArticleAmersfoort Legacy - History of education in South Africa
… and economic developments. The slave trade is abolished in Britain in 1807 and slavery is formally abolished in all …
Article1946 Indian Passive Resistance Timeline
… prepare for resistance and to send delegations to India, Britain and the United States of America (USA). Sorabjee … Mirza and S. M. Desai (Transvaal). The…
ArticleThe 1913 Mineworkers’ Strike
… the Cape. Several socialist parties, linked to parties in Britain, had been formed in the decade before union, and …
ArticleThe Pietermaritzburg Treason Trial, 1984
… of violence at Rowntree, and boycotts in New Zealand, Britain and Australia. The State planned to prove that SAAWU …
ArticleThe Roots of Segregation: 1860-1910
… It is against this context that the dramatic expansion of Britain into the entire sub-region during the late 1870's and …
ArticleuMkhonto weSizwe (MK) in exile
… to the NP’s unilateral declaration of independence from Britain and pulling out of the Commonwealth in 1961. The … across the African continent began in the…
ArticleThe International Defence and Aid Fund (IDAF)
… brought in people such as Mike Terry (who later became the AAM’s secretary), Margaret Ling, Barbara Konig, Jan Marsh, …
ArticleThe Natives Land Act of 1913
… contained in the Lagden Report marked a departure from Britain’s mission to ‘civilize’ its colonial territories in … to raise funds that would be used to…
ArticleGeneral South African History Timeline: 1980s
… the Supreme Council for Sport in Africa (SCSA) states that Britain and other countries maintaining sporting ties with … He is released on bail, flees the…
ArticleAfrican Resistance Movement (ARM)
… department. Rundolf Vigne also worked closely with IDAF in Britain and travelled to the United Nations (UN), campaigning …
ArticleWomen in African Literature: Writing and Representation
… She began to work as a Librarian following her move to Britain in 1960. It was there that she enrolled at the …
ArticleAnglo-Zulu Wars 1879-1896
… allegiance was to those who had appointed them, and Britain thus effectively began to administer indirect rule …
ArticleIndustrial and Commercial Union Timeline 1919-1989
… South Africa. July, William G. Ballinger arrives from Britain as an advisor of the Industrial and Commercial Union …
ArticleSouth Africa and the United Nations, 1946-1990
… of the Security Council have the right to veto, and Britain and the USA were not in favour of mandatory sanctions …
ArticleNamibian Timeline
… of all harbour sites up to Namibe in Angola for Britain. 1796-8 … Alexander on the vessel Star , claims…
Indian South Africans timeline 1940-1949
… that gave the British an ultimatum – India would support Britain if it was given full independence. This was … resolved to elect delegations to travel to…
ArticleMohandas Karamchand Gandhi (Mahatma Gandhi) - Timeline: 1890-1899
… Jubilee Day. July 10, Writes circular letter to public in Britain and India on discriminations against Indians. …
ArticleEarly hominid discoveries in South Africa and East Africa
… before large-scale agriculture changed the landscape in Britain and his writings are still useful because of this. He …
ArticleAfrican nationalism and working-class & popular protests, 1910-1924
… development for the two White groups and independence from Britain. The rise of Afrikaner nationalism during this period …
Control: 1910 - 1948
… predominantly undertaken by White workers 'imported' from Britain and Australia, and displaced Boers from the farms and …
The African Resistance Movement (ARM): An Organisational History
… department. Rundolf Vigne also worked closely with IDAF in Britain and travelled to the United Nations (UN), campaigning …
Article1910-1924: African nationalism and working-class and popular protests
… development for the two White groups and independence from Britain. The rise of Afrikaner nationalism during this period …
ArticleThe Zulu kingdom and the colony of Natal
… allegiance was to those who had appointed them, and Britain thus effectively began to administer indirect rule …
ArticleFootball in South Africa Timeline 1862-2012
… white sides. 1924 Whites only South Africa side tours Britain. 1929 The English Football Association sends an …
Colonial history of Rustenburg
… in 1878 presented a petition with 6500 signatures, but Britain remained unmoved. Shepstone, now administrator of the …
ArticleStaffrider magazine (1978-1993)
… Relations. He had previously taught in South Africa and Britain, and worked in the Natal Education Department. Beyers …
ArticleDecember 16 and the Construction of Afrikaner Nationalism
… led to the second Anglo-Boer War . The Anglo-Boer War When Britain went to war against the Boers in the second …