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… final blow from the government was the introduction of the Native Labour (Settlement of Disputes) Act . This Act made … union representatives. After the introduction of the Native Labour (Settlement of Disputes) Act, CNETU split up …

… the new system, education would be transferred to the Native Affairs Department (NAD) where Verwoerd (as minister) … of the provinces and made the responsibility of the Native Affairs Department, African education would be treated as a “native affair’ and be seen in its “proper” context as a …

… rest of his proposed trip abroad as a result of increased unrest within South Africa 31 March, The ANC decides not to … but harshly criticised the looting that occurs during the unrest. April, Last minute talks were held in the Kruger Park … if production costs rose because of unnecessary labour unrest and he called on workers to assist in making the ANC's …

… the Japanese. The economy slumped, prices rose and labour unrest increased. On 20 January 1905, a church-led procession … crimes. Following the Bloody Sunday massacre, civil unrest and strikes erupted throughout the country. In St. … up to the November Revolution were marked by growing unrest. By July 1917, Bolshevik supporters were hankering for …

… blamed ‘shocking wages’ and industrialists for the labour unrest. On Monday, 5 February, 3000 Durban Corporation …

… strike is brutally suppressed during a meeting between the Native Representative Council and Smuts, Walter and the ANC … to persuade members of the Residents Committee and Native Advisory Boards to join the ANC. 26 June, Sisulu … to Johannesburg, and precluded from any "location, native hostel or native village". 1963 11 January, Sisulu …

… and registered as White, Coloured, Indian/Asiatic or 'Native'. 'Native' was later labelled 'Bantu' and still later 'Black' by … as Zulu, Xhosa, Tswana or Sesotho. The already existing 'native reserves' were to be turned into 'independent states' …

… cleaning. Other segregation laws and policies included the Native Land Act of 1913 and the Pass laws . National Party … cleaning. Other segregation laws and policies included the Native Land Act of 1913 and the Pass laws . National Party …

… women form the Johannesburg region. The Minister of Native Affairs, Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd , under whose …

… a first in sociology, anthropology, economic history and native administration. 1947 First gets a job at the Social …

… he attributed firstly, "to the existence of a large native population which is four times as great as the White … look upon the Indians in the same wayas he regards the native." Pearson was intensely aware of the situation, one …

… were imprisoned. The women were demanding to see the local native commissioner about their grievances. But before they … The spokesperson of the group talked to the Assistant Native Commissioner and police officials; the women were then …

… affairs of the CPSA after the adoption of the so-called Native Republic resolution, passed by the CI at its sixth … task of the YCL of South Africa is the organisation of the native youth.” Sarah Sable retired from the YCL activities …

… comprising Sophiatown, Martindale and Western Native Township (later Western Coloured Township). In 1928 …

… During the 1920s, the South African Native National Congress (SANNC) - which changed its name to …

… Harry Haynes, is read out voicing his objection to the ‘native policy’ which had been under serious debate. 1924 John … “suggesting” the CPSA adopt a new slogan: “An independent Native republic as a step towards a workers’ and peasants’ … Hall, Johannesburg. The full slogan read: ‘An independent native South African republic as a stage towards a workers’ …

… reporter in the 1950s as well, and witnessed the political unrest and resistance. [xi] Bessie Emery married Harold Head … friends. Perhaps, Head was interested in the political unrest and was a major part of the discriminated population, …

… the period 1907 and 1922 there was considerable industrial unrest and action in the mining sector. The favoured form of …

… rather than coming to it from somewhere else. A synonym: native. Missionaries:  A person who is sent to a foreign …

… requested Uncle Sauda, the leader of the Johannesburg ‘Native’ Brass Band, to teach Masekela the basics of … love for his country. Bibliography Brown, R.L., (2011). ‘A Native of Nowhere: The Life of South African Journalist Nat … ↵ [iii] Ibid., page 106-108. ↵ [iv] Ryan Lenora Brown, “A Native of Nowhere: The Life of South African Journalist Nat …

… It remained in force until the enactment of the Native Labour Disputes Settlement Act of 1953. Its …

… Bloemfontein Joint Council to gather information for the Native Economic Commission (which tours the country gathering … for the Alexandra Health Committee by the Department of Native Affairs. 1942 May, With Molly, helps set up a Soviet … through an announcement by Sam Kahn (a Party member and Native Representative in the House of Assembly) in …

… Committee’ of lobbyists to be in contact with the Native Representative Council (NRC) at the AAC conference in … that rejected participation in advisory boards and the Native Representative Council. The Manifesto announced a more …

… Moroka as President of the ANC 1954 Dr Verwoerd's (Min of Native Affairs) speech to Senate: My department's policy is …

… Land Act became only very slightly better in 1936 when the Native Trust and Land Act increased the amount of land to …

… the 13 and 18 September with members of the South African Native Labour Contingent (SANLC) on board. It was established …

… 1953 the superintendent informed the Advisory Board of the Native Affairs Department that SOYA had been holding secret …

… FRANCHISE, JUST AS THE AFRICANS LOST THEIR VOTE AFTER THE NATIVE AFFAIRS COMMISSION HAD BEEN SET UP. It is all the more …

… leading to a series of campaigns of civil disobedience and unrest. Faced with developments in Moutse, NANO began to … were about to be printed, the continuing waves of civil unrest within Moutse eventually spread to encompass …