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… thereof. Those who participated in the march were of the opinion that Cape Town belonged to them, that they were part …

… enough to enlist a very formidable ally- British Public Opinion. He suddenly discovered the necessity to defend the …

… Born 1915. A leading figure in the South African Indian Congress in the 1940’s and 1950’s; he was instrumental in bringing about African/Indian co-operation during the 1952 Defiance campaign. He was … chairman of the Pietermaritzburg branch of the Natal Indian Congress. Chiloane, Abel Tipheko Act No. 44 of …

… for a basic human society.' The Bantu, Coloured and Indian Affairs Departments were condemned, and three demands … its existence. It was stated that a group of African, Indian and Coloured pupils from schools in the Cape Peninsula …

… revolutions against imperialism, including the impending Indian Revolution. Gumede pointed out that “a terrible … headed by MacDonald is trying to crush the oncoming Indian revolution. We have failed in our petitions to the … of that wide and ever growing body of responsible European opinion both in Parliament and out which is desirous of …

… leaders of the SACP and president of the South African Indian Congress, was among the first to leave, making his … this was to render the exis­tence of the South African Indian Congress and the Coloured People's Congress as …

… afflicting South Africa. We call on the Coloured and Indian communities to intensify the struggle in their …

… sections of our population, African, White, Coloured and Indian, giving birth to the Congress Movement. They …

… many South African cultures: Khoikhoi, Afrikaner, Xhosa, Indian, and Jew. He sees them not as isolated entities but as …

… a non-racial alliance with organizations such as the Natal Indian Congress. Frances Baard first became involved in trade …

… amongst workers of colour. In March 1917, it founds an Indian Workers Industrial Union in the port city of Durban; …

… and John Gomas - outstanding leaders of the Coloured and Indian communities - who understood the relationship between …

… Union, there are three distinct groups; the Coloured, the Indian and the African. The three of them differ in custom, …

… a non-racial alliance with organizations such as the Natal Indian Congress. Frances Baard first became involved in trade …

… group had its roots in the inception of the Dutch Indian Company. 2 The discovery of diamonds in Kimberley and … used tactics such as mass meetings, picketings and public opinion manipulation; in the meantime, however, taking …

… conditions in South Africa to pretend to a full conclusive opinion on a series of practical questions. Only in certain …

… on July 13, "The Washington Times" published yet another opinion about Africa. This one, entitled "An invitation to …

… It allowed us a chance to further influence international opinion because it restated one of the central principles of …

… in retaining the Hottentots (Khoikhoin' present favourable opinion of the English, as well as in communicating with …

… reforms aimed at hoodwinking domestic and world public opinion, the P. W. Botha regime organized in August sham …

… the Karoo Areas in the North, to the coastal belt of the Indian Ocean in the South, and includes inland areas, which …

… Club and my mother stayed at home as normal with most Indian women during that time. And it was quite an enjoyable … white people living together, Coloured people living and Indian people. In fact, it was such a merry mix in that road; … meetings with the students that invited me to the Natal Indian Congress and the Natal Indian Youth Congress. And then …

… other members and be with comrades from the ANC and the Indian Congress. Every imaginable political topic was raised … and the ANC and Communist Party. The relationship of the Indian People’s Congress and the ANC was also moving to … they had been asked for their professional and official opinion as to whether I was a security risk. I thought about …

… a fuller list of those present.) October 1988 Transvaal Indian Congress and Natal Indian Congress delegation of 52 persons met with the ANC, in … September. February 1989 Second meeting of the Transvaal Indian Congress and Natal Indian Congress with the ANC, in …

… the African National Congress (ANC) , the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) and the COD called for a total boycott … on strike with workers of other races, whether Coloured, Indian or White. Yet there are numerous examples of strikes, … in Durban went out on strike in support of twelve Indian women workers in 1959. Their employer, 0. T. H. Beiers …

… Cape. Surprisingly, Gumede avoided expressing his personal opinion about the Land Act. Instead, having acknowledged that … been done on the part of the government to elicit native opinion on the important Bill which has been rushed, with … to establish machinery for consultation with Native Opinion. 3. That Botha's policy of segregation as outlined in …

… labour turnover forced the colonial authorities to seek Indian labour that was already successfully employed in other …

… consists of members from the Transvaal TASC, the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) and the Release Mandela Committee. The …

… African organisation but would draw in Coloured and Indian pupils, in line with the BCM’s definition of ‘Black’. …