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… But the British granted the Transvaal self-government from 1 January 1907, leaving the new administration under General … border 60km from Newcastle. They were given 1,5 pounds of bread and some sugar, and told to submit to the … armed struggle. It was the Sharpeville Massacre  of 1960 that became the turning point for the ANC, after which …

… celebrated with festivals such as the Union Festival in 1960 and the Republic Festival in 1966 when the Republic of … century many of them lived in isolation, some as far as 1 000 km from Cape Town. As a result of their constant battle … political system. During apartheid, Afrikaans was 1 of only 2 official languages. However, today it is one of …

… to leave South Africa and move to England on 5 February 1960. Maharaj believes that she moved from South Africa at … but rather it was sparked by the Group Areas Act in 1960. The Group Areas Act stated that residents of the …

… 000 with 51 unions between 1956 and 1961. Between 1957 and 1960 SACTU organised major workers' strikes and actions …

… in 1956 it organized the march on the Union Buildings. In 1960, when the ANC was banned, the ANCWL was also affected as …

… White population increased from 2186 in 1951 to 4247 in 1960. The population explosion accelerated even further …

… had settled in the summer rainfall regions within the last 1 800 years to grow crops and tend their stock. They also …

… Business Movement. The major outcome of CODESA 1 was the creation of five working groups.  Working Group 1 was responsible for the creation of an environment for free … African National Congress  (ANC) which was banned from 1960 to 1990. It was agreed that the “Final” Constitution …

… fifteen years after the discovery of diamonds in 1867. [1] More than diamond mining, the discovery of gold in 1882 … and grow technologies which pollute less than coal.   [1] Sylvy Jaglin and Alain Dubresson. Eskom: Electricity and … A Short History of ESKOM, Part 1 (1923-2001) …

… Africa participated at the Paris Games of 1900. Of the 1 318 athletes who participated, 12 were women. South … remained the colours for South African Olympians until 1960. Reg Walker From a South African perspective the … to represent the country at the Olympic Games in Rome in 1960. If the 1956 team were accused for a lack of “discipline …

… charges arising from recent events. The crowd swelled to 1,000 and were forcibly moved by riot police. The rest of the … were involved. Many of the adults remembered the events of 1960 and the stories of that time must have been handed down … were reported in Natal; probably the first since the early 1960's when these had been part of the sabotage campaigns of …

… The seasonally dictated working day ran from 6:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. the following morning. Workers then had to walk home … area of Vryburg in the Northern Cape under Section 5 (1) (b) of the Native Administration Act No. 38 of 1927 . … Journal of African Historical Studies Vol. 16, No. 1. Cameron, M. 1986. “The Introduction of Bantu Education and …

… Africans being shot dead by the police in 21 March, 1960. This event is remembered as the Sharpeville Massacre e … moved to Manhattan where he studied classical trumpet from 1960 to 1964. Being in the middle of the golden era of jazz … contesting Zimbabwe’s independence election. [xxii] Figure 1: Hugh Masekela performing at the Zimbabwe Emergency Concert …

… new suburbs were proclaimed in 1964: Proteapark, Cashan 1 and Avondrust Extension 5. In her autobiography, … Benatar, and Joey Ramone. The project raised more than $1-million for the Anti-Apartheid movement, and drew attention … was developed. By the early 1990s, Implats was producing 1-million ounces every year. In 1968 it had acquired a mining …

… 1959 Heads the ANC’s Constitutional Commission 1960s 1960 Tambo is detained in South West Africa (Namibia). He was … South,  across the Bechuanaland (now Botswana)  border.  1 May, Tambo’s first visit to northern Europe was to Denmark, … behalf of the ANC, to leave South Africa and go into exile 1 May, Addresses the annual gathering of the Swedish Social …

… were added to the Immorality Act of 1957, which were: 1) increasing the age of consent from 16 to 19. 2) Outlaw … to ensure that schools were more inclusive. On December 1, 2006 the South African government passed the Union Bill, …

… from the Defiance Campaign  to the Sharpeville Massacre in 1960. It served as a means to unite and mobilise resistance, …

… to remove it from the political landscape. Starting in 1960, the Government embarked on a concerted effort to …

… defended the accused. A short while later, on 21 March 1960, the Sharpeville Massacre  took place when the Pan … programmes into which all its activities fell: Programme 1 would focus on political trials and secure funding for … several bodies to effect these money transfers: 1.      The Freedom From Fear International Charitable …

… and development of Lückhoff High School from 1939 until 1960, focusing on the school’s  challenges and achievements … it stated that the school could be expected to open on 1 January 1934.  The school would cater for Standards 6 and … as the number of learners enrolling kept increasing. By 1960 an extra classroom was needed to accommodate the number …

… profiles that you may want to explore in class include; 1. Helen Joseph 2. Emily Hobhouse 3. Steve Biko 4. Albert … way or another. Activity: Examining South African Leaders 1. Choose one of the South African leaders that we discussed … a checklist of the points that make a good leader.   2.1 *Write all the points below each other.   2.2 *Then draw 3 …

… However, because the movement had been crushed after the 1960 Sharpeville Massacre, there was a general mood of … The Case of Arthur Nortje. English in Africa vol. 11, no. 1 , Rhodes University, pp. 1-14 Bunn, D. (1996). Some Alien Native Land. World …

… for Indians for reasons of sanitation (Dison and Mohamed, 1960: 24). The Asiatic Bazaar law was reinforced in 1932 by a … the African “a pariah in the land of his birth.” (1914: 1). Africans who had purchased land outside of homelands were … Act in different regions. For example in Port Elizabeth by 1960, approximately 90% of the African population was housed …

… Ruth Foley, Jean Sinclair, Jean Bosazza, Helen Figure 1 Cape women stand in mourning over a book draped with a … gave the organization the title ‘Black Sash’(See figure 1). The failure of the initial protests by Black Sash women …