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… day, I was back on the first list. So it’s not just a question of will. It’s a question of what things call to be drawn. What things meet … about how the world operates are very thinly based. The question of uncertainty, ambiguity, and doubt is the bedrock …

… 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: …

… increasing Muslim population, for there were [1904] forty Indian schools in Natal, ten of which were privately run by … following the passive resistance tactics of the Natal Indian Congress. Haji Ojer Ally, married to a Cape 'Malay', … of teaching Arabic at the School. 1914 Publication of The Indian Views 68 The Indian Views was founded by Mahomed …

… 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 …

… with a new democratic order. Let us look at each question in turn. 1. The current level of repression … apartheid. If anything is still in doubt, it is the question of how high up the line command originates. Evidence … representation to those classified as 'coloured' and 'Indian' but retains effective control in the hands of the …

… contributing to the overall reframing of the poverty question by the end of the 1970s. Grace Davie is Associate …

… Contemporary Archive Project and VAR DBN to reflect on the question of “A shared vision? The role of non-profits in the …

… The new constitution caused a split in the Coloured and Indian communities between those who saw it as a chance for …

… 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). …

… after seeking Trotsky’s opinion. But on the trade union question they continued on the same lines as the Stalinists. … that made most of them unapproachable, and in Natal the Indian workers and students, if active politically, were strongly attracted to Gandhi, Nehru and the Indian National Congress. In the western Cape, the groups …

… A successful boycott of elections for the South African Indian Council (SAIC), Footnote when these elections … the ANC. The president's attempts to draw sections of the Indian population into alignment with government policy lay … the emerging trade unions were similarly fractious. The question of union registration was, if not the actual casus …

… have established that and are not satisfied, then the next question you should ask is: "What is the alternative? What … Coloured children, 210 000 more than in 1960, 163 000 Indian children, 35 000 more than in 1960. For each … if, in addition, you think of Russian occupation of the Indian Ocean and the inspired terrorist offensives in various …

… ‘Bantu’, and especially singling out Winnie. Coloured and Indian prisoners were treated much more favorably by the …

… 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 …

… can't always get what they choose, but that is a different question. We have, then, three problems: First, why is it … decision as to precisely who will be so pushed around. The question "Can I exploit?" is prior to the question "Whom can I exploit?" South Africa is a capitalist …

… the kind of politics that was represented by the Natal Indian Congress (NIC). The NIC had been part of the South African Indian Congress which, in the 1950s, had been an affiliate of … Day movement of early 1981, the Anti-South African Indian Council campaign of late 1981, and various local and …

… of the Communist doctrine. The central issue is the question in the minds of many South Africans as to why the … representing a wide range of African, Coloured and Indian organisations attended this historic two-day … into a very loose defensive alliance with the APO and Indian activists. Gumede cast his vote in favour of a set of …

… of every meeting held in the Transkei on the boycott question. (4) urge Africans in other provinces and the … the teachers for the first time posed to themselves the question: What is the position of an African teacher in the … For decades the Teachers' Associations have treated the question of African education as if it were the exclusive …

… this time onwards we hear continually about the "Native Question" or the "Native Problem." For the rulers it is … honourable friends are right in their views on the Native question. . . . Well, I have made up my mind that there must … policy. The elaborate business of "Settling the Native Question" has been an attempt to reverse the natural process …

… a column entitled "African Viewpoint" in the Natal paper "Indian Opinion." It is difficult to write at all temperately … unspecified persons or organisations outside Congress. In "Indian Opinion" of February 17, he wrote: "My own view is …

… 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 …