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… Court. 25 August: Clara Bridgman invites Xuma to speak at the Bridgman Memorial Hospital’s opening ceremony. … and Tropical Medicine. 1938 January: Xuma and DDT Jabavu speak at the Quaker-run Friends’ House in London. The … and nominates  ET Mofutsanyana  to serve as Secretary for Labour in his cabinet. 1941 Xuma is elected Chairman of the …

… presidents in the 1920s (which included removing labour laws and reducing business taxes and tariffs) provided … to suffer. [12] The previous gains made by the American labour movement also suffered. The pro-business policies of the decade were a reaction to the progressive labour policies that characterised the early 20th century. …

… Proclamation" to regulate the use of Khoi-San and coloured labour to satisfy the labour needs of white farmers. This entails the curtailment … coloured employees with legal protection with regard to labour, "Circuit Commissions" are instituted. Many charges …

… and adequately to concerns that had led to intermittent labour and civic unrest that erupted in the aftermath of … escalated, becoming more frequent and determined. Labour unrest too was in evidence during this period. After … and 8 Coloureds. The trial became a major political event. Labour struggles The struggle was also extended to the labour …

… deprivation of Africans' right to own land.   Land, Labour and Apartheid Several hundred members of South … unions. Organisation of the working class, formation of Labour organisations During and shortly after WW1 Black and … CPSA marked a decisive turning point in the evolution of labour politics in South Africa. Up until then the organised …

… massive deprivation of Africans’ right to own land. Land, Labour and Apartheid Several hundred members of South … unions. Organisation of the working class, formation of Labour organisations During and shortly after WW1 Black and … CPSA marked a decisive turning point in the evolution of labour politics in South Africa. Up until then the organised …

… a growing number of settlers, the demand for more land and labour increased tensions between colonial authorities and … Kinjigitile Ngwale in 1905. The revolt was against forced labour and tax policies forced upon the people by the German … which was increased by 8 shillings in 1909, and unfair labour practices on white owned estates. The First World War …

… he thought he could trust. He feels 'naked' and unable to speak of his concerns with others because of this … of the people of South Africa from being prohibited to speak on the radio by discouraging media censorship. ICASA … South Africans' access to the radio and to the voices that speak against apartheid and remember its existence. Langa …

… to denote the hunter-gathering communities who did not speak Khoi languages – known to white settlers as ‘Bushmen’ - … in wider South African identity. The populations who speak these indigenous languages are generally rather small, … no written record.  Many Khoisan today, including Van Wyk, speak Afrikaans and English, but have only limited knowledge …

… was also used to refer to subordinate Blacks who could speak Dutch, ride and shoot. On White owned farms, Bastaards … – Colesberg, Hantam, Roggeveld and Namaqualand. They could speak Afrikaans, had European names and their children were …

… was also used to refer to subordinate Blacks who could speak Dutch, ride and shoot. On White owned farms, Bastaards … – Colesberg, Hantam, Roggeveld and Namaqualand. They could speak Afrikaans, had European names and their children were …

… to provide some overview of what is meant when people speak of South African Heritage. Culture Like 'heritage' and … race or class also influences one's identity. When people speak of 'intersectionality,' they are broadly referring to …

… and corporate social responsibility work. Project:  SPEAK Magazine Devon Wall Devon Wall is a senior at Southern …

… their informed consent. Slavery, servitude and forced labour No one may be subjected to slavery, servitude or forced labour... read on …

… last President of the OFS dies in Bloemfontein. 1917 Labour organiser, Henry Selby Msimang, leads a strike of … The ICU was originally established as a Cape Town labour union. H.S Msimang is elected president of the …

… it occupies an important place in the history of Black labour. Not only was it the first black trade union movement, … was the introduction of a Wage Board, to which organised labour could make representations on matters concerning wages …

… Officer also played the role of the Sanitary Inspector. Labour: shockingly, the Commission emphasised only two cases … Another group of Colonists demanded that all Indian labour should cease and that Blacks should be employed.  …

… Dullah Omar Chris Fismer ; from March 1996  Sheila Camerer Labour Tito Mboweni Land Affairs; from July 1996 merged with …

… with sections of the largely unorganised Durban African labour force. Her contact with activist academic Rick Turner …

… THE DEATH OF PROFESSOR JAMES THAELE: Please allow me to speak to you shortly about Prof. James Thaele of Cape Town … difficulties and backed by the system of migratory labour [which] recurs in the rural areas and makes the task … education and religion usually get better fruits of labour. I have come to the conclusion that factors which …

… and Natal since 1 January 1927. 1 June, The Native Labour Corp, one of many native military units established … such as pass laws, poll tax, segregation and the white labour policy.  20 September, The Indian Agent-General, Sir … H.I.E. Dhlomo of the ANC and L.A. Smith of the APO speak at the meeting and pledge the support of African and …

… economy, while extending existing controls over labour tenancy. This meant that a farmer could expel the … tenant family if any one member defaulted on his or her labour obligation. The Act had additional elements allowing … system for registering and controlling the distribution of labour tenants and squatters was introduced under the Act. …

… by the job colour bar becoming official. The 'Civilized Labour Policy' and the Apprenticeship Act entrenches … a section of White workers and the chamber of mines on labour issues, miners in the Witwatersrand embark on a strike … of 2000 semi-skilled White labourers by cheap Black labour. Initially Whites were protected by the Colour Bar …

… laws that controlled and restricted black movement and labour. The end of the South African War (1899-1902) paved …

… Cheadle and their colleagues then used loopholes in the labour laws to mobilise and organise workers (who by now were …

… to their own organisation.' Trade Unions A Trade Union or Labour Union is an organisation of workers. Trade union … and in 1973 and 1974 there was a countrywide increase in labour opposition.  Police used tear gas and violence against … up a commission, headed by Professor Nic Wiehahn, to study labour issues. The commission report of 1979 suggested …

… survive become westernised, Christianised and learnt to speak Dutch, which later became Afrikaans, and dress in …

… was to make arrest, detention, court appearances and court-speak part of our political culture: “Yes, your worship”, … Act of 1954 used by the Eisenhower administration against labour unions. By that time however, the McCarthy repression … in November 1952 after Kahn’s expulsion, was the last to speak in parliament on the latter bill.75 “This sort of …

… to place itself above the political parties and “speak” for the whole of the volk.8 In 1933 it tightened its … a self -professed Nazi supporter who concentrated on the labour movement, especially the Afrikaans-speaking miners on … it entered into an electoral pact with the all-white Labour Party, defeating Smuts’ in the election that followed …