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… calculation based strictly on records shows over 16 300 slaves from the Indian subcontinent having been … of the Anglo-Zulu war, while others claim that the 12 January 1879 (first attack) or the 22 January 1879 (first … British in 1877. The first attack of the war took place on 12 January 1879, when the position of Sihayo's kraal, …

… following a resolution passed at its 1917 Conference. 12 In addition the ISL through mass meetings supported … can stand alone today under its own elected leadership". 16 The regular meetings of the organisation took place at the … trading and manufacturing career he died in June 1961. 30 The factory, in which approximately 120 Indians were …

… the idea and wanted to retain their independence. On 12 April 1877 a proclamation of annexation was read out in … him to lead in the extra soldiers from Newcastle. On 16 February 1881 Colley agreed to stop fighting on condition … The fort’s low walls didn’t provide much protection.On 16 December 1880 the Boers replaced the Union Jack at the …

… of the Boer Republics, held a meeting in Rustenburg on 16 March 1852, and to inaugurate the event a Council House … held by the Volksraad, with Rustenburg allocated three of 16 members. Paul Kruger was appointed as a member of a … of annexation was announced in Pretoria’s Church Square on 12 April 1877, and Rustenburg became the first town where the …

… The World Health Organization (WHO) estimated that yearly 12,1% of 100 000 women are victims of femicide in South … Rights Week” in New York for the past two years. [12] She commented on the gender-based violence protest she … 2020), Available at: https://www.lyla-illing.com/ ↵ [12] Ibid. ↵ [13]T. Head, “SA women “shutdown” New York to …

… Eight days after unrest broke out at Naledi High School (16 June), Tsietsi Mashinini led the peaceful protest of learners in Soweto, in what became known as the June 16 uprising. This event is recognised annually in South … Online, [online] Available at www.org.co.za   [Accessed: 12 May 2011]|Anon, (n.d.), ‘ Teboho Tsietsi Mashsinini ’, …

… any political meetings in commemoration of the June 16 Soweto uprising.The UDF were informed that the police … only interfere with the meeting if they discussed June 16 or the Freedom Charter of 1955 …

… Kaizer Motaung was born on 16 October 1944 in Orlando East, Soweto, a township South … at a young age and turned professional at the age of 16 when he joined Orlando Pirates. He entered the …

… investigating traces of gold on the farm Kromdraai, some 16 km North of Krugersdorp. The venture ultimately ended in … -how-and-by-whom-controversy-of-wits-gold-discovery-2016-02-12 https://www.sahra.org.za/sahris/node/13299 …

… the Pegging Act came into operation on 22 March 1943. On 16 April 1943 the house was paid for in full and PR and his … of the world's quislings. I can not say anything further." 12 The question of who had paid the fine and why was the main … in, headed by Dr. GM Naicker who held that position until 1961. At that meeting women were not allowed to vote because …

… diamond fields [11] , and around 2,000 in Cape Town. [12] The attitude of the governments of the Boer republics was … £3 annual membership fee, most members were merchants. [16] Until 1899 the strategy of Gandhi and the NIC was … Mayor J Ellis Brown spent £50,000 feeding and clothing 12,000 white refugees, while the Durban Town Council provided …

… online [online]. Available at http://mg.co.za [Accessed on 12 October 2011] Molefe, A (September 10 2007). ‘Mpho … [online]. Available at www.sowetanlive.co.za [Accessed on 12 October 2011]       …

… army to fight against United Nations (UN) troops and in 1961 he was charged by a UN investigation commission for …

… of South Africa, Cape Town Campus] pg 1 Karis, T.G., 1961. ‘The South African Treason Trial’ in Political Science …

… joined the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC). On 1 September 1961, Bessie Emery married Harold Head, and became Bessie …

… accommodate non-Whites. Vorster became a full minister in 1961, given the important portfolio of justice, as well as … (1962), 'Concern over State Safety,' from  Cape Times , 16 February 1962, (National Library of South Africa, Cape …

… and he held his first solo exhibition in Johannesburg in 1961. His artworks - characterised by their warm colours, …

… construction of housing in Bonteheuwel (proper) started in 1961 and was completed in 1964. In the 2001 national census, … construction of housing in Bonteheuwel (proper) started in 1961 and was completed in 1964. In the 2001 national census, …

… of the Rights of Man, which became part of French law on 16 August 1789. This document was based on the ideas of …

… Assembly, the journey to independence was underway. On 12 October 1968, Equatorial Guinea became an independent … Nguema as the first President. References: Boddy-Evans A. (12 October, 2007), ‘Equatorial Guinea Gains Independence from …

… match against South America, marking the start of his 12 year international rugby career. Botha is regarded as one … 28 caps during his career with the Springboks during his 12 year career and was the highest scorer in South African …

… of instruction in 50% of subjects in secondary schools. On 16 June 1976 unrest broke out at Naledi High School, Tsietsi … of learners in Soweto, in what became known as the June 16 uprising. This event is recognised annually in South …

… State Provincial Memorial Service Free State Stadium 10h00 12 December 2013 ANC North West Provincial Memorial Service James Motlatsi Stadium, Tlokwe 11h00 12 December 2013 ANC Mpumalanga Provincial Memorial Service … National Memorial Service FNB Stadium. Johannesburg 10h00 12 December 2013 ANC Women`s League National Church Service …

… Town was issued although most areas were not zoned until 1961. Protea Village was proclaimed a white group area in 1961, parts of the city such as Boo-Kaap and parts of … For example Mowbray was proclaimed a white group area in 1961 and the Cavendish Square area in Claremont was …

… as the editor of the New Age (successor of The Guardian ). 1961 29 March, The charges are dropped against the 156 in the …

… the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the founding in 1961 of the (white) Republic of South Africa. The federation …

… 30 days to leave South Africa. He returned to Lesotho in 1961 and continued his involvement with the ANC while in …

… moved back and bought a small shop were he also lived. In 1961 he became a French citizen. …

… best estimates by historians suggest that approximately 12 million Africans were forcibly transported from their … slaves transported by European traders, to at least 12 million people. The first record of enslaved Africans … Leyland, three times mayor of Liverpool, made a profit of £12,000 (about £1m today) on the 1798 voyage of his ship …