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… these parts, often addressing the plight of the indentured Indian and African labourers. I was happy to hear that the graves of indentured Indian and African labourers which were found on the site in … of a Memorial Garden at the Dube TradePort Agrizone. The Indian tradition of cremation was not allowed by the …

… national hero whose name was a household word among the Indian community. I faintly realised in those early days the … visitors of the day. We had come to meet the Father of the Indian Nation, and the welcome we received was naturally that … It is our pride and our delight that he was born on Indian soil. It will be our privilege to follow his …

… Madagascar is the largest African island situated in the Indian Ocean, about 450 km (280 mi) east of the coast of … The Mozambique Channel is the channel of the western Indian Ocean, threading between the island nation of …

… Then in 1947, a Medical School for African, Indian and Coloured students, in Durban. ( now known as the: …

… was ‘White’ owned, 26% ‘Coloured’ owned and 18% was 'Indian' owned. This meant that P. W. Botha ’s 1966 …

… one of the few vantage points where both the Atlantic and Indian oceans can be seen.  Built from Cape granite quarried …

… who had supported the school boycotts by Coloured and Indian students. They were released on bail the following …

… primarily composed of affiliated women's groups, African, Indian, Coloured and White political organisations and trade …

… concentration camps, Hobhouse was also concerned with the Indian situation, and reportedly assisted M.K Gandhi in his …

… put in place and specified that no Coloured, Black or Indian person could work or live on a mine except as the … campaign for the 16th of December when Black and Indian people all over the country would gather to burn their … and spatially separated White, Black, Coloured and Indian people. The Separate Amenities Act, which was passed …

… cultural groups. This led to many Black, Coloured, and Indian citizens being limited as the apartheid government … for audiences of other races. Many Black, Coloured, and Indian musicians in South Africa had to resort to taking on … to allow greater freedoms for Black, Coloured, and Indian South Africans, Ibrahim commented that “the recent …

… restricted any and all movement. Indians played for the Indian community; Colored bands played jazz for their … to play together; you have to have a permit to play for Indian people, for whites – you’re mainly restricted to your … his new approach was to absorb everything, stating “Indian ragas or Stockhausen; for us its music, it doesn’t …

… groups. Other liberation organisations, such as the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) and the Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC), were not banned. These were …

… German offensive at Verdun. 29 April 13 000 British and Indian soldiers surrender to the Turks in the five month …

… successfully beaten back by a joint force of British and Indian armies. Battle of Neuve Chapelle, 10 – 13 March 1915: …

… Urban Bantu Councils, Coloured Advisory Boards and Indian Affairs Departments it is inconceivable that the … apartheid. Bantu Councils, Bantu Authorities, Coloured and Indian Affairs Departments must me opposed. In order to avert … all organisations, Black and White, African and European, Indian and Coloured, who subscribe to this programme to work …

… school and tertiary students in the African, Coloured and Indian areas of the Western Cape embarked on a class boycott. … areas, and included students from African, Coloured, and Indian schools. Parents and entire communities were soon … many debates the boycott eventually ended at Coloured and Indian schools but continued at African schools. After the …

… a boycott of elections in August 1984 of the new Indian and Coloured chambers of Parliament and a 90 days …

… The rest were members of UDF-aligned Transvaal or Natal Indian Congress (TIC and NIC).The trial followed an anti-Tri …

… Born in the predominantly Indian community of Cato Manor near Durban, Sipho Gumede …

… respectively, while Bhandara Ranchod, a member of the (Indian) House of Delegates, was appointed Minister of …

… Passive resistance campaign mounted by the South African Indian Conference (SAIC). In 1952, the young guard in the …

… (ANC), the South African Communist Party (SACP), the South Indian Congress (SAIC) and the Congress of Democrats (COD). …

… question: firstly, the political liberation of all the Indian national groups from Imperialism: and secondly, the right of every Indian national group to complete cultural and political … of an independent India. This movement for autonomy by the Indian national groups is a very strong one because they had …

… African people are 4,044 making up 99.85% of population. Indian or Asian are 5 people. White is 1 person. (This was …

… has a predominantly Black African population, with fewer Indian, Coloured and White groups, mostly residing in Sun …

… the world are greatly affected as well, for example, the Indian subcontinent, which alone contains half of the world's …

… From the book:  A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal …

… The 1918 Cape Town Musicians' Strike Chapter 5 - The Indian Tobacco Workers Strike of 1920: A Socio-Historical …

… its head. "Coloured" South Africans, along the black and Indian population, waged a long battle to have their …