SAHO global search

… ground, when this failed almost all of the population of Johannesburg packed their goods and left, many going no … October 1899 three separate migrations took place out of Johannesburg. These had important repercussions upon the … the conflict can be said to have had a minimal effect upon Johannesburg. Curfews imposed by successive Republican and …

… L. (1981). Gold and Workers 1886-1924 . (online) Johannesburg: Ravan Press. Callinicos, L. (1987). Working Life 1886-1940 . (online) Johannesburg: Ravan Press. Callinicos, L. (1993). A place in the city . (online) Johannesburg: Ravan Press/Maskew Miller Longman. Economic and …

… Southern Africa Farming people did not inhabit the Greater Johannesburg region until the Late Iron Age. Then, beginning … not drop below 15ËšC. The Magaliesberg valley north of Johannesburg was ideal, and farmers settled there by the 6th … best-known site is at Broederstroom, west of Pretoria. The Johannesburg area, however, was generally too open, dry and …

… Born: Harare, Zimbabwe, 1983. Resides in Johannesburg. Studied at the Harare National Polytechnic and the Market Photo Workshop, Johannesburg. Received a Diploma in Photojournalism and …

… Born: Johannesburg, 1976. Attended the Market Photo Workshop, Johannesburg and the World Press Photo Foundation. Has …

… The Cape had finished building a railway line to Johannesburg and tried to get as much of the Transvaal's … personalities started in the turbulent early days of Johannesburg, with the support of Cecil John Rhodes. British … discriminatory attitude to the Uitlanders (foreigners) in Johannesburg, who had contributed in no small measure to the …

… full length of the main reef in the present district of Johannesburg. By August 1886, the mining camp, as yet … However Randjeslaagte, the site of present-day central Johannesburg, was not declared until 4 October 1886, and its village was only officially named ‘Johannesburg’ for the first time the previous day, 3 October …

… mine recruitment office. Sisulu travels 1000 kilometres to Johannesburg by train, only to be judged too young for … initiation rite. 1930 Again a migrant, Walter returns to Johannesburg to reluctantly work 9 hour days loading ore … a white pharmacist. 1933 Returning to Doornfontein, Johannesburg and staying with his washerwoman mother, Walter …

… Ntsukela Kuzwayo , on 2 October 2005 at his Forest Town, Johannesburg home. Fezekile was known as Khwezi during and … a charge on 4 November at the police station in Hillbrow, Johannesburg. Questions arose whether then Minister of … a painting of President Zuma at the Goodman Gallery in Johannesburg entitled ‘The Spear’. The painting depicted …

… of the Black Women's Federation. They were detained at Johannesburg's notorious Fort Prison. Sections of her six …

… might have preferred, first in Port Elizabeth and then in Johannesburg. By the turn of the century the company had …

… James 4. Salojee, Suliman 24/01 09/09 ? 28 Port Elizabeth Johannesburg ? 65 Suicide by hanging Suicide, jumped from the … Town Held:Modderbee Prison Died: Far East Rand Hospital Johannesburg Fort Johhanesburg Fort Carltonville police cells Johannesburg Fort Balfour, Transvaal Butterworth, Transkei …

… Day protests:  Port Elizabeth rail link to Johannesburg and Cape Town Line damaged by explosion … at three Progressive Federal Party (PFP) offices, Johannesburg. No injuries 04/06/81  SAP building:  SAP station, Johannesburg  SAP building:  SAP station, Meyerton, …

… result, attracted more labour away from the countryside to Johannesburg. It was also capital-intensive and because the … in this war paved the way for more foreigners to settle in Johannesburg and exploit gold resources. Early Settlements: … discovery of gold in the Rand, more blacks were coming to Johannesburg to make a living and increase their fortunes. …

… of Africans from “any area in the magisterial district of Johannesburg.” This Act was specifically instituted to … Africans from Sophiatown, a largely African township of Johannesburg, which had become a threat to the apartheid … of political activists; and its proximity to other (White) Johannesburg townships. Through organisations, protests, …

… 1950 - 1960 In Fietas, Johannesburg, the Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) initiates … of South Africa. January, A crowd of Blacks in Newclare, Johannesburg attack a Black policeman attempting to arrest an … of South Africa (CPSA) before its dissolution is held in Johannesburg. It attacks the African National Congress (ANC) …

… in this study was research on the founding of the Johannesburg Art Gallery. I discovered, rather unexpectedly, … first time in 1887 to meet Lionel’s family, and moved to Johannesburg in late 1889. Between her first visit and the opening of the Johannesburg Art Gallery collection in November 1910, …

… As Johannesburg expanded, so did its need for African labour. … moved to the city. As the African working class grew in Johannesburg, the population of the freehold townships … is often used to refer to the entire Western Areas of Johannesburg, comprising Sophiatown, Martindale and Western …

… (1998) and at the Alexandra Community art centre in Johannesburg (1991). He was awarded a scholarship by the … Workshop (1995) and at the Market Photo Workshop in Johannesburg (1998-1999). He has taken up residency in …

… immensely relieved when we departed from the airport in Johannesburg on a British Airways flight to London. In … was asked by Sophie Mazibuko, one of their staff based in Johannesburg, if I would contact Dr  Mamphele Ramphele , a … in on the South African Council of Churches' offices in Johannesburg to see Sophie Mazibuko. We had hardly sat down …

… Museum of Photography and Library District 6 Museum JAG - Johannesburg Art Gallery Museum Africa Pretoria Art Museum … EOAN Group FUNDA Community College University of Johannesburg Department of Visual Art Jubilee Art Centre The … Workshop (CAW) Dance for All (DFA) Imvaba Arts Association Johannesburg Art Foundation Katlehong Arts Centre Loosely …

… at the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits University), Johannesburg, Transvaal.   He then began teaching at the …

… brought him into violent conflict with Frescura Snr. In Johannesburg Franco attended Houghton Primary and King Edward …

… returns to South Africa and sets up a private practice in Johannesburg. He goes into a partnership with Alfred Mangena. … for the SANNC is established by Seme and launched in Johannesburg. 22 March, An article on the South African … Seme works as an attorney with offices in downtown Johannesburg. Anton M Lemdedethe first president of the ANC …

… his profile in the Communist Party. He is elected to the Johannesburg District Committee of the CPSA. March, The … released on his own recognisance.  He goes on trial in the Johannesburg Magistrates Court.  The case is deferred to … areas were exempted from the provisions of the Gold Act in Johannesburg, Krugersdorp, Klerksdorp and Roodepoort; and it …

… Congress-inspired traditions were also re-emerging. The Johannesburg-based Sunday Post launched a nationwide 'Release … many other Black schools. Hundreds of school children in Johannesburg were arrested. When churches expressed their … for the school children, 53 clergymen were arrested in Johannesburg and charged under the Riotous Assemblies Act. By …

… of its leading members and detaining them at the Fort in Johannesburg.  Furthermore, the government issued banning … NCL established two regional committees - in Cape Town and Johannesburg, cities that provided bases as well as targets … explosives training to members of the NCL in Cape Town and Johannesburg.  In August and November 1962, the NCL carried …

… The Thupelo workshops were initiated in 1985 in Johannesburg by the South African artist, David Nthubu … centre in Rustenberg in 1985 and was supported by the Johannesburg Art Foundation (JAF), The Federated Union of … in Woodstock , Cape Town , and the Bag Factory in Newtown, Johannesburg . …

… mishap awaited him on the journey from Charlestown to Johannesburg which had to be covered by stagecoach. He was … for the Indians. He therefore decided to stay on in Johannesburg and enrolled as an advocate of the Supreme …

… workers’ strike of June 1972. TGWU’s headquarters were in Johannesburg, with branches in the Transvaal, Natal and the … an organiser after joining the union mobilising workers in Johannesburg rising to become head of the Transvaal region. …