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… and here we also say that Comrade Bukharin's speech and in fact the Communist International literature in general, treats those races to a certain extent in somewhat Cinderella-like fashion. We know the theoretical …

… west of Greytown, on the route to Kranskop. It was named in honour of Wilhelm Ahrens, Principal from 1880 to 1906 of … falls under the Umvoti Local Municipality Administration. In this Area a Laager, that was Built as a refuge … Hermannsburg Laager! It was declared a national monument in November 1978. The charcoal industry in Kwa Zulu-Natal is …

… will on Tuesday lead the movement`s election campaign in the Western Cape, Gauteng and the Free State provinces. … Station 09h30: Walkabout, door-to-door and public meeting in Atlantis 11h00: Walkabout, door-to-door and public meeting in Khayelitsha 13h00: Walkabout, door-to-door and public …

… It is a great privilege having been able to travel here in our 90th year and be in the presence of so many good friends. Thank you for the continuing support in the fight against the terrible scourge of HIV and AIDS. …

… Document adopted by the ANC in 1943 following the Atlantic Charter ANC CELEBRATES THE 70 … DEFEAT OF FASCISM AND NAZISM We join the rest of the world in celebrating the memories of the decisive defeat of fascism … take this moment to remember the role of African soldiers in world war 2 (WW2).  While we together with the world …

… Sir Rama Rau's successor, Sir Shafa'at Ahmed Khan arrived in South Africa, Kajee had several talks with him on the … with the extinction of the identity of the two old bodies. In effect, this meant that the Natal Indian Congress was … a fact that the membership roll contained 2,000 names in Durban and 1,500 names in the branches. Refusing to …

… (Ray) Budd, who also played a role internationally, died in Tonbridge, London, England. On 25 May 1933, Budd joined … African government often used his expertise and talents in various commissions of inquiries relating to his work. It … conference of the International Metalworkers Federation in Stockholm in 1974 that he fell ill in France, returned in …

… With the death of Ruth Prowse in 1967, her Mansion Property “the Retreat” located on … She was also the Curator of the Michaelis Collection, in Cape Town. Erik Laubscher , the first Principal, opened the only Non-Discriminatory Art Centre in South Africa on the Estate in Woodstock in 1970. In 1980 …

… The foundation stone of this church was laid way back in 1838. The first section of the building which comprised of the nave only was taken into use in 1840. The vestry was added two years later and two wings were added to the building in 1861. The impressive church tower was completed in 1895. …

… University where he taught political science. Ake died in a plane crash in 1996 when the airplane that he was travelling in crashed into a lagoon in a mangrove jungle 25 miles …

… the ANC from 1958 to 1969. Born to working class parents in Evaton, he studied at St. Peter's School in Johannesburg, Fort Hare, and the University of the Witwatersrand, where he pursued law. In 1956 he qualified as the first African advocate in the …

… for the Southern African Indian Community by C. H. Calpin In the early nineteen twenties the Indian problem had not … today. Never­theless the Indian community, particularly in Natal, was undergoing a difficult time. During the … Enquiry to investigate the complaints made against Indians in trade and residence. Although this Commis­sion found that …

… not strong workplace organisation, at least strong bases in many townships. But, as one such activist reflected later: "What was disquieting in the closing years of the 50s was that even in these townships active support for the movement was …

… Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai In 1946 the Government passed the Asiatic Land Tenure and … Indian Representation Act (referred to as the 'Ghetto' Act in the next document). The Natal Indian Congress rejected it … declared: ‘That with 8 000 000 out of 10 000 000 organised in a determined struggle, supported by India and Asia, and …

… In 1946 the Government passed the Asiatic Land Tenure and … Indian Representation Act (referred to as the 'Ghetto' Act in the next document). The Natal Indian Congress rejected it … declared: ‘That with 8 000 000 out of 10 000 000 organised in a determined struggle, supported by India and Asia, and …

… and participants at this important Conference. You meet in our country at the beginning of the First Century of the … the elimination of the colour line as a defining feature in the ordering of human relations. The realisation of this … intelligentsia, acting together with the intelligentsia in the African Diaspora - we whom an earlier and extended …

… seafarers sought a trade route to link Europe and the East in order to cut out the Arab middlemen who controlled the … by Manuel I of Portugal, was the first to reached India in 1498 sailing around the Cape. Dutch East India Company (VOC), established a refreshment station in 1652 at the Cape of Good Hope to supply ships of the …

… The Jubilee Art Centre in central Johannesburg joined these alternative art education centres in the 1970s but was forced to relocate to the Mofolo Art Centre in Soweto when the Group Areas Act made it illegal for Black …

… was established on 7 January 1814 by Sir John Craddock, In 1811, he was appointed Governor of the Cape Colony and commander of the forces on that station, resigning in 1814 and being succeeded by Lord Charles Somerset. He was promoted full General in 1814, elevated to the Peerage of Ireland as Baron Howden …

… Natal planter, industrialist and politician, was born in England and came to South Africa in 1857 at the age of 19. Hulett pioneered the country's … sugar industry when he founded the Hulett Company in 1892, which had extensive cane plantations and erected the …

… The gallery, Stevenson, was founded in 2003 after two of its founding directors Michael Stevenson … that something new was afoot that had yet to find a home in South Africa, which at the time had only one serious contemporary art gallery. In 2005 and 2006, Stevenson was the first South African …

… This Village of Greyton, in the Cape , was established in 1852. Although the first plots of land were only sold in 1854. It was named in honour of Sir George Grey , Governor …

… the pleasure of being a close associate and comrade-in-arms of Dr Naicker - MONTY to all of us - in the political arena for the last forty years, it can be … of Gandhiji. Monty was a man of the people who believed in collective leadership and made an invaluable contribution …

… the pleasure of being a close associate and comrade-in-arms of Dr. Naicker - MONTY to all of us - in the political arena for the last forty years, it can be … of Gandhiji. Monty was a man of the people who believed in collective leadership and made an invaluable contribution …

… home outside Zululand. 2 Gumede was born on 9 October 1867 in Healdtown Village, Fort Beaufort in the Eastern Cape. His history, however, does not start there. It dates back to a historical period in the history of the Zulu nation which historians call the …

… measures weakened the Coloured, African and Indian vote in the Cape in relation to the White vote. The Women's Enfranchisement … At a mass meeting of over 2,000 Coloured citizens held in the Cape Town City Hall on the night of April 27 1931, the …

… since well before Jan van Riebeeck, administrator in the service of the Dutch East India Company (also known as the VOC) founded the Cape settlement in 1652. As it was found that heavy winter storms caused much damage to shipping in the open roadstead of Table Bay, in 1743 Simon's Bay (in …

… On 19 January 1984, the Stander gang robs three banks in less than an hour in the Johannesburg city centre. The Stander gang was a group … and even during his lunch time. He robbed several banks in Durban before he was caught. He was sentenced to seven …

… Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai Indian traders arrived in the wake of indentured Indians. The services they rendered are highlighted in the first document, reproduced in this section, which contains a request for permission to …

… Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai Indian traders arrived in the wake of indentured Indians. The services they rendered are highlighted in the first document, reproduced in this section, which contains a request for permission to …