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… and brutal repression descended on South Africa: Dr. Malan's Nationalist Party seized political power in May, … the political situation at any given time.      On May 1, 1950, eighteen Africans were killed by the police during a … to a provincial campaign for universal adult suffrage.  On June 26, 1950, the Africans' first national protest strike …

… arms hung up for monuments;”¦ And therefore, since I cannot prove a lover, To entertain these fair well-spoken … who believe that we represent the good, what must we do to succeed in our purposes! Since no human action takes place … materialist goals. Necessarily, and inevitably, this cannot but negate social cohesion and mutually beneficial …

… resistance and humanization. Finally, African nationalism cannot be read outside the international context (as shown … towards Apartheid: In 1948 the National Party (NP) of DF Malan had won over support of majority of poor and middle … As the oppressive policies of apartheid were viewed to be succeed in crushing black resistance by creating more …

… the Transvaal struggle. Kallenbach called it Tolstoy Farm. June 2, In letter to Press, Gandhi said advent of Union was … combination of hostile forces" arrayed against Asiatics. June 4, Kallenbach and Gandhi settled on the Tolstoy Farm.  … with Provisional Settlement and praising Natesan's work. June 3, Gandhi, writing in Indian Opinion, set forth the …

… units, and 1742561 units by 1945, to 4083752 units in 1950, after which Eskom set up substations and became the … pounds in 1944, and passed the 30-million pound mark in 1950. In 1938, the SPCA was established in Rustenburg, by a … on increasing significance for the region's history: from June 1976 onwards, after students in the surrounding …

… gives us the strong confidence that this Council will succeed both to define its role and to assert the Africanness … gender equality, tradition - good and bad, then and now - cannot be seen as static. Our views on all these and other … we are meant to be leaders of the people, our challenges cannot be different from those that the people face. Foremost …

… Kgalema Motlanthe as the ANC's preferred candidate to succeed Mbeki. Sandra Botha of the Democratic Alliance (DA) …

… Makgatho’s illustrious political career was waning. On 17 June 1933, at a Transvaal Native Congress provincial …

… Chapter 4 - The role of the Communist Party in the ANC In 1950 the Communist Party, faced with banning under the … a lead from it in the struggle to transform society. After 1950, states a CP historian: "Party members were to continue …

… until the 1940s. Boonzaaier died in Cape Town in 1950. In 1973, his work was included in the exhibition ‘South … Boonzaier - South African Artist, Paintings 1865 – 1950’,fromArcyArt [online]. Available at …

… and the Saints of Christ to renounce his visions as they cannot condone the preaching of conflict or war. Mgijima … to hold their Passover festival at Ntabelanga. 8 June, Geoffrey Nightingale visits Ntabelanga and finds that …

… a letter to the Prime Minister, General J.B.M. Hertzog. June - November, Clements Kadalie, the founder of the … of the ICU, keeps a section alive in East London until 1950. A. W. G. Champion is banned from Durban. A. W. G. … a banning order by the Minister of Justice, Oswald Pirow. June, Clements Kadalie, the founder of the Industrial and …

… of the Transvaal African National Congress from 1944 to 1950. After J. B. Marks defeated him for the provincial … and the petition that was submitted to the government in June 1945 fell short of the goal. Even then, government … California, 1989), especially chapter 8. In 1947, Daniel Malan, leader of the National Party, and N. C. Havenga, …

… that are perfectly obvious to them, retort that this cannot be so.  And so it is that the foulest of crimes, … necessarily be concerned that these organisations should succeed.  Inasmuch as the huge nuclear arms expenditures are … racism, we can categorically state it here that this crime cannot be suppressed by means of words or by persuading its …

… British presence shortly after the army took the town on 7 June 1900. As in Winburg, empty houses were looted by the … in which Boer needs or professions of needs, are met. I cannot believe until officially informed that this is the … know, the local storekeepers have nothing to sell & one cannot live without light & fuel at least’, he complained. He …

… and a somewhat prophetic aura: “Awaking on Friday morning, June 20, 1913, the South African native found himself, not … blacks was hampered by segregationist policies: “Natives cannot get access into public and state libraries and into …

… I want the full menu of human rights" Today, NBC 1986 8 June, "We who advocate peace are becoming an irrelevance when … . 1996 Desmond Tutu retires as Archbishop of Cape Town. 8 June, "There are different kinds of justice. Retributive … (as reported by rhodonpublicaffairs.blogspot.com) 2004 12 June, "I wanted to become a doctor, a physician, and I was …

… the use of Afrikaans as the medium of instruction. 13 June, Over 400 students attend a meeting held in Orlando. At … of Afrikaans was called for the following Wednesday, 16 June. 16 June, Tens of thousands of high school students take to the …

… of BCM and BPC were charged for inciting disorder. On 5 June 1973, students at UWC submitted a list of student … to student demands,   a mass meeting was held on the 8 June resulting in the detention of Isaacs.  Subsequent to … call reapplication and admission of all students. On 12 June a mass meeting was held at St John’s Cathedral in …

… and his Ndebele forces conquer the Pedi kingdom. 1923 June: The Fokeng led by Sebetwane, the Hlokoane and the … hills east of the Matopo Mountains in Zimbabwe. 1838 May-June: Some Boers remained in the area above the junction of … Voortrekkers fight back and besiege the British camp. 1842 June: A British relief force under the leadership of …

… The feeling was that no national policy can succeed unless and until the stability between the people at … endeavour to realise the civic aspirations of the people cannot be branded as stooges if they differ from the …

… and coloured population. [4]  By contrast, NP leader D.F. Malan said ‘Today South Africa belongs to us once more. South … exactly who our enemies are and where we stand.’ [6] In 1950 Hendrik Verwoerd, an ex-professor of sociology, became … counter further Soviet intervention in southern Africa. In June 1976 a major uprising erupted in Soweto, near …

… Act of 1949 as well as the Immorality Amendment Act of 1950. All  these acts were designed to bring about the … and White South Africans lived side by side.   On 27 April 1950, the Apartheid government passed the Group Areas Act. … 20 April 2010]|DISA, Group Areas Act , Act No 41 of 1950 , from Digital Innovation South Africa , [online], …

… task by reminding you that in the Nationalist Party of Dr. Malan we are facing a ruthless, determined enemy of true …

… identity. As a free and democratic South Africa today, we cannot ignore to correct the past’. This address held special … a million Coloured people after the Group Areas Act of 1950. In this process, property owners were meagrely … life, and so continued displacement from traditional land cannot help but have an impact on Khoisan identity. This is a …

… policy decisions in the ANC with this mordant aside: “it cannot be supposed that we [were] wrong to express ourselves … would invert his critique into a political imperative: “we cannot coexist as two communities of detached and …

… we understood that the banning of the Communist Party in 1950, was but a prelude to the suppression of all democratic … wrong to have enacted the Suppression of Communism Act in 1950. The lesson they need to learn is that it is … in its power to make such struggle impossible. It cannot now turn against the peaceful resolution of the …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew The programme of the Fourth … struggle, the struggle for land and for "bread", cannot be separate struggles, cut off from one another by one … have to be united if the struggle for socialism is to succeed in this country. Although the whites constitute a …

… but our plans for a general strike? Today is 26 June, a day known throughout the length and breadth of our … plan to make government impossible. Those who are voteless cannot be expected to continue paying taxes to a government … to them. People who live in poverty and starvation cannot be expected to pay exorbitant house rents to the …

… Since the middle of June 1959 to date, August 31st, 1959, Natal has been … action and channel of struggle non-Europeans have. It cannot win us freedom. But it can be valuable in forging a … created by the present demonstrations of women it cannot be indifferent to these demonstrations. That is why …