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… the Boers made an effort to stop the advance south of Johannesburg. They however had to abandon their positions as … since he took over command. Subsequently, on 31 May 1900 Johannesburg was occupied by the British forces. Roberts …

… he enrolled at the Jan Hofmeyr School of Social Science in Johannesburg. While in Johannesburg he came under the influence of Dr Nkosazana …

… and mines on the Witwatersrand. They also attacked Johannesburg's main post office and power station in a mass … Prime Minister J.C. Smuts declared martial law and entered Johannesburg with detachments of the army, supported by the …

… Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) passed a resolution on the Johannesburg area "Fietas", (the name by which Pageview and Vrededorp was known).They objected to a Johannesburg City Council meeting statement made on 17 …

… was the centre for sabotage training for MK cadres. In Johannesburg, Joe Slovo became instrumental in bombing the Johannesburg Drill Hall. Jack Hodgson and Lionel 'Rusty' … Bernstein planted successful explosions in Pretoria and Johannesburg. Looksmart Ngudle, who died in police detention …

… at street corners. At the St Mary's Cathedral in Central Johannesburg, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and other people … prayer by staying at home. As a result, many businesses in Johannesburg close down for the day. …

… from twenty groups agreed after preparatory talks in Johannesburg on a date for the start of substantive … Democratic South Africa (CODESA) . Its opening session in Johannesburg was going to be on December 20 - 21. The SA …

… The Jubilee Art Centre in central Johannesburg joined these alternative art education centres … the Federated Union of Black Arts and the Open School in Johannesburg. Have emerged in most major cities in response …

… cemetery, where Sontonga was buried, the City of Johannesburg invited city officials, archaeologists and … first post-apartheid Heritage Day. On 18 April 2005 the Johannesburg City Parks planned an event to commemorate his …

… main gold reef was discovered in the Roodepoort area of Johannesburg in 1886, Langlaagte was incorporated into a … were set up. These digger's camps led to the formation of Johannesburg , which is also known as "Egoli" or "Place of …

… History: Book 1: Ancient Civilisations and Global Trade. Johannesburg: STE. Around 10 000 years ago, in different …

… Two exhibitions were subsequently held in Pretoria and Johannesburg. Selection of works for exhibition was made by …

… seven men arrested at the Lilliesleaf Farm, Rivonia, near Johannesburg. After three months’ detention in solitary …

… Am I an African? The Political Mem^oirs of H. M. Basner. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press, 1993. Bonner, … Press, 1987. Brookes, Edgar. A South African Pilgrimage. Johannesburg: Ravan Press, 1977. Bruce, Dickson. "Ancient … African: A Study of the Life and Work of H. L E. Dhlomo. Johannesburg: Ravan Press, 1985. Davenport, T. R. "African …

… Down Roots. Indian Migrants in South Africa. 1860 -1911. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press, 1990 Bhana, S-, … The Years of Afrikaner Nationalist rule in South Africa. Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball Publishers. Kuper, 'H., Indian … 1960 Lodge, T., Black Politics in South Africa to 1945. Johannesburg: Ravan, 1985 Marks, S., and Trapido, S., …

… Metaphysics. After completing her studies she relocated to Johannesburg where she took up employment with the "The … for the Cape Times between 1937 and 1950. While she was in Johannesburg, Gutsche enrolled for a Doctoral Degree in … member and Trustee of the Association of Friends of the Johannesburg Art Gallery. From 1968 to 1981 she served on the …

… of  white trade union leader, Dr. Neil Aggett, the Johannesburg magistrate, Pieter Kotze, found that no one was … 28 years old. Aggett was buried on 11 February, 1982 in Johannesburg and around 15 000 people attended his funeral. …

… Motswai was born on 27 May 1963, in Soweto, South of Johannesburg. Although he was born deaf, he became a prolific … classes at FUBA (Federated Union of Black Artists) and the Johannesburg Art Foundation. Motswai's superb visual memory … Sack, S. (1988). The Neglected Tradition, Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery.|Ngcobo, Gabi,  Tommy …

… Maxims and a 12½ pounder field gun. They were heading for Johannesburg in an effort to facilitate a rebellion by … the impression that by a sudden advance he would reach Johannesburg before Boer forces could be mobilised to stop …

… 1963, the duo exhibited jointly at the Apollo Gallery in Johannesburg.Mohl died in Soweto, Johannesburg in 1985.   … tradition: Towards a new history of South African art , Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery. p.116 …

… also elected an executive with its headquarters in Johannesburg. Andrews was elected as secretary, CB Tyler as … Organisation organised a “Freedom of Speech Convention” in Johannesburg. The Convention was called to protest the … banned all meetings and sent police reinforcements to Johannesburg. However, the protest went on and on 1 May the …

… the Chamber of Mines succeeding the Chamber of Mines in Johannesburg formed in 1887. 1897 White mine workers go on … Unions emerge among tobacco workers in Cape Town and Johannesburg. 1902 The Transvaal Miners Association (TMA) is … members of the International Socialist League (ISL) at the Johannesburg Trade Hall during 1917 – organise on the …

… ,1984) . In the same year, Gwala was in Braamfontein, Johannesburg when he took the position of Editor with the …

… M. K. Gandhi pointed out the implications of relocating Johannesburg Indians. Source: Collected Works of Mahatma … vol. 3, pp. 86-90. On behalf of the Indian community in Johannesburg, I beg to lay the following before Your Honour: … without having to trouble Her Majesty's Government. 4.In Johannesburg and the suburbs, apart from the present Indian …

… George Harrison and the history of Johannesburg are closely bound together: it was he who first … display in the mining district in Main Street, in downtown Johannesburg. On view are two original shafts and sweeping …

… located in the Thokoza Township on the East Rand, near Johannesburg. Tension between hostel dwellers, who were … Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 266. …

… Norman Levy and his twin brother, Leon Levy were born in Johannesburg to Mary and Mark Levy, immigrants from … Yeoville Boys’ primary school and Athlone High School in Johannesburg and matriculated in 1946. He was introduced to …

… been at the centre of the waves of political turmoil in Johannesburg's African townships. The Johannesburg City Council JCC) opened a beerhall in Western … reported that it would be fatal to introduce the system in Johannesburg. Lastly, "the local Native Advisory Boards have …

… and were assassinated. Women's group in Newlands, Johannesburg. It was not only African women who formed social … lodgers' permits. The third campaign was masterminded in Johannesburg from 1954-1956, culminating in the march in 1956 … outside parliament about inadequate food supplies. In Johannesburg, women formed the People's Food Council in 1943 …

… you still think of our study class here at 11 Main St, Johannesburg. When we saw that you do not write to us we … next year? With best regards from students at 11 Main St, Johannesburg. … Johannesburg …