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… an old house in Glenwood, Durban, with a rich but sad history. The property was the site of a former underground …

… of culture, traditions, customs and values. During the pre-colonial era, the institution of traditional leadership was a … leadership control of traditional leaders changed when the colonial authority and rulers introduced their authority to the landscape of traditional governance. In the pre-colonial era, 1880 -1893, traditional authorities were …

… strikes they had developed various tactics to bring postal delivery to a complete halt. They formed a group known … |Mpho Sibanyoni. “Temporary postal workers on strike”, The Sowetan (14 September 2012) … w.sowetanlive.co.za/news/business-news/2012/09/14/temporary-postal-workers-on-strike …

… in 1947), he was awarded a BA, with distinctions in both history and economical history. He was later awarded an LLB by Wits. In 1949 Schwarz … Declaration marked the first time in South African history that acknowledged white and black political leaders …

… of community among our practising artists across former colonial and provincial divisions, and that it demanded the … for the South African Society of Arts to reflect on its history, it also presents it with an opportunity to …

… she won a seat on the Woodstock City Council during a history-making election which gave Woodstock three communist … H. (2007). Representation and reality: Portraits of Women’s Lives in the Western Cape 1948-1976. HSRC Press: Cape …

… African Football (CAF) expels South Africa. South African Women's football starts. 1961 FIFA suspends the Football … Football Associations (FIFA) announced, after a postal ballot of the executive committee, to allow foreign … FIFA World Cup. It is the first time in the tournament’s history that it was hosted by a country on the African …

… led her to become a founding member of multiple grassroots women’s organisations and a member of parliament from 1994 to … as ‘ the school syllabuses taught a distorted version of history, emphasising the defeat in war of Africans and stripping them of dignity ’. (Sithole 1994) The history that was taught under apartheid focused on the …

…   ↵ [iii] S Grant, Church and chief in the Colonial Era. …   ↵ [iv] http://www.polokwanecity.co.za/history-of-zion-christian-church-zcc/ ↵ [v] … ↵ [vi] www.sowetanlive.co.za/goodlife/2012/07/31/history-of-zion-christian-church ↵ …

… in multiple collections meant to empower South African women writers such as Malibongwe and One Never Knows. … 134. ↵ [25] Ibid., 135, 138. ↵ [26] South African History Online, “Diplomatic office of the ANC in Stockholm is Bombed,” South African History Online, accessed October 27, 2016, …

… end of the 19th century, imperialism became a policy of colonial expansion pursued by different European powers. The … www.fordham.edu Lugard further justified the policy of colonial expansion by saying that the benefits were not … ensure industrial success and overall economic prosperity. Colonial governments organised agricultural production in the …

… African National Congress “demarcated a milestone in the history of the struggle against colonialism and racism and … Esteva 1992). Indeed, Majid Rahnema states that former colonial rulers were “seeking a new system of domination, in … chief Unbeliever’s conservative attitude towards unmarried women – despite his daughter’s westernised educational …

… to look at the climate just before WW2. Rebellions Against Colonial Rule Before the Second World War After 1900, Europe began to introduce changes to colonial rule in an effort to increase revenues from the … demand for more land and labour increased tensions between colonial authorities and the white communities that had …

… led her to become a founding member of multiple grassroots women’s organisations and a member of parliament from 1994 to … as ‘ the school syllabuses taught a distorted version of history, emphasising the defeat in war of Africans and stripping them of dignity ’. (Sithole 1994) The history that was taught under apartheid focused on the …

… The Day Our Kids Lost Faith. 1976. © Bailey's African History Archives During the 1970s, and particularly in the … overseas. In this heightened resistance against the state, women once again played an important role not only within … military training and later specialised in Intelligence. Women and the Black Consciousness Movement in the 1970s The …

… Potato Boycott, Sophiatown removals, One Pound-a-Day, the Women Anti-Pass Campaign of 1959, the Pass Burning after the  …

… and Cape Town vigils were called by The Coalition of Women for a Just Peace in Israel and Palestine, to which she …

… aspirations or their basic needs. View Larger Map History and evictions Initially Waaihoek was a White owned … properties. The farm lacked facilities such as clinics and postal sevices. Crime, insufficient land for grazing, housing …

… From:  South Africa's Radical Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew Document 43 … Transport Workers, Chemical Workers, International Working Women. Mechanic and Motor Drivers Union, Etc etc. I also …

… pursued his academic studies and first obtained a B.A. (History and Criminology). He went on to attain a B. … University of South Africa (UNISA) in African politics and History. In addition, he was awarded four Honorary Degrees, …

… educationist, politician, lawyer and author of the history of the squalid living conditions and struggles of the …

… the things we have done, the most important - the one that history will record as the principal contribution of our …

… He was the author of considerable books in Hindi, namely History of passive resistance in South Africa, My experiences …

… and trying to take more than just a military approach, history will judge her kindly,” [viii]  Dlamini-Zuma was …

… of Indians in Natal awakened Bassa's interest in the history of Indian immigrants in South Africa and their …

… groups in Namibia and Zambia. While the Sotho people’s history is not directly intertwined with that of … From 1750 onwards, intensifying trade and more intrusive colonial expansion increasingly affected Sotho-Tswana … were also organized into age-sets, or groups of men or women who were close in age. Each age-set had specific …

… of Satyagraha, and chairman of the Freedom Park Trust History Durban Committee. Seedat has the most extensive …

… Seara-Robitaille and forms part of the SAHO Public History Internship … • Pietermaritzburg Local History. (2010)  Mhlabunzima Joseph Maphumulo , viewed 6 …

… armed campaign to suppression the challenge to British colonial rule. The protest and subsequent armed rebellion … to accept a new tax that was being implemented by the colonial administration. Together with a small group of supporters, he launched a series of attacks against the colonial forces, using the Nkandla Forest as a base. The …

… Natal is prohibited with effect from 1 July. 13 March, The Colonial-Born and Settlers Indian Association (CBSIA) is … of Indian passive resisters, consisting of 12 men and 4 women (including Mrs. Kasturba Gandhi ) are arrested at … Gandhi. 20 January, The first group of Transvaal Indian women satyagrahis are released from Pietermaritzburg Prison …