SAHO global search

… animals like horses, cattle and sheep, killed. Children, women and black people were put in concentration camps. … war there were more than 40 camps housing 116 000 white women and children, with another 60 camps housing 115 000 … resulted in 1 in every 5 children dying. 26 370 white women and children died in the concentration camps, 81% of …

… voting rights today? What do you think this says about how women were seen in the 18 th century? Try to find out when women got voting rights in France and in South Africa …

… Cape farms,slightly more than half of farm workers, mostly women, are seasonal and are employed via labour brokers.   … in Keurboschkloof Farm was organised predominantly by women and was a reaction to new farm owners who wanted … workers from pursuing their tasks, an 8 hour working day, women demanded equal pay to men and paid maternity leave …

… Front (MF) Soccer African Democratic Movement (ADM) Women's Rights Peace Party (WRPP) Ximoko Progressive Party …

… Commission (2012-2013), twenty years of democracy (2013), women in history (2014), and artists in exile (2016). The …

… they eat their cattle? 11.   What work did the Khoikhoi women do? 12.   What work did the Khoikhoi men do? 13.   Why …

… Street in Newtown, Johannesburg. APS is modeled after a women’s communal printmaking studio called Artist Proof Print …

… foul air of the dispossessed and forsaken life - men and women robbed of those vital fibres that divide man from …

…  [Accessed: 12 January 2015]. ShowMe, (2008/8), “The 1956 Women’s march to the Union Buildings” from ShowMe, 12 …

… grassroots style of the COP campaign was taken up by women: ANC members, church congregants, trade unionists and … the COP was getting under way. They adopted a charter of women’s rights, resolutions embodying the demands of women “who came forward to tell of their hardships, their …

… engaged in this struggle. Garment workers union of African women affiliates to South African Congress of Trade Unions … membership strength of 400. Viola Hashe becomes the first women leader of an all male union in South Africa. May, A … the assistance from the African National Congress (ANC) Women's League and South African Congress of Trade Unions …

… this was soon passed and recruiting began in earnest. Women in the SAP Women were enlisted into the SAP for the first time on 1 January 1972 and on 1 March 102 women started their basic training at the police College in …

… of passive resisters from Durban , twelve men and four women, to cross the Transvaal border by train.  The police … imprisoned in Pietermaritzburg  October 2, A dozen Indian women leave Johannesburg to cross the Free State border A … across the border into Transvaal, with 2 037 men, 127 women and 57 children participating 1914 January 5, Harbat …

… political and economic structures o   Roles of men, women, boys and girls (Children were economically active from … Pottery ·        Division of labour : gendered activity: women. §  Day-to-day use. §  Use in ceremonies with the …

… was also held to discuss the introduction of passes to women. The endorsement of the Freedom Charter by the ANC …

… conducted for the first time, and found 0.8% of pregnant women to be infected. In April, the issue was raised at the … distribute an ARV drug called Zidovudine (AZT) to pregnant women. However, all ANC-led provinces rejected the use of … to dramatically reduce HIV transmission from pregnant women to their unborn children. At the end of the year, on 10 …

… with nature and its angers, the miners, the farmers , the women out there in the fields and crags are in rebellion too. … Malika is a founder-member of the Cape Town-based women writers' collective WEAVE, co-editor of their … Ink @ Boiling Point: A selection of 21st Century Black Women’s writing from the Southern Tip of Africa. She …

… It is estimated that more than two million men and women became travelling hobos. Many of these were teens who … and your own knowledge to explain why two million men and women became travelling hobos.                (2x2)            (4) Many men and women were unemployed, and they went to search for jobs …

… and disabled, uplift disadvantaged sectors such as the women and the youth, and improve the lives of our people in … crime, alcohol and drug abuse, the abuse of children, women and the elderly and the painful reality of street … the equally important question of the emancipation of the women of our country. It is vitally important that all …

… mass meeting in Johannesburg, held on 17 March. 5 000 men, women and children came from all corners of the Transvaal to … was formed. This was composed mainly of young men and women and gave full support to the Passive Resistance … defiance of the "Ghetto Act". The resisters included four women from Johannesburg who had earlier contravened the law …

… Isangomas Isangomas are spiritual healers and are often women. They are people who diagnose illness. People often …

… this time substituting existing labour with Indian women. African and Indian men’s wages declined once again in … Street Cleaner’s Play. The play told the story of the women who acted in it, Kwa Mashu street cleaners, who at the … the Port Natal Administration Board had started employing women as street cleaners in order to save money, paying them …

… rural households are currently headed by widowed or single women. If we were to assume that in the 1850s an equivalent number of women could have become widows and were thus absorbed into … changed substantially over the past five generations, as women also began to enter the ranks of an industrialised and …

… was about 180 000 strong in 1960. It is unclear when women became part of the Defence Force, but at present they … some in senior positions. One area completely closed to women is the special task force, a specialized combat group. …

… symbolises the unique beauty of achievements by men and women who carry the colourful South African aloft in the …

… immigrants to provide shelter for children of Indian women working in fields. Gandhi paid tribute to G. A. Natesan … Natal Indian Congress to alter Natal law and exempt Indian women from payment of £3 tax. February 20, Chairman, BIA, … Smuts would favourably consider question of providing for women and children of persons lawfully resident, but regarded …

… could find around them, like thin branches and tall grass. Women were responsible for building shelters and could do so … only wore beads and the men short leather pants, while women wore their karosses, or leather cloaks, made of the … Sources: www.africandesk.com Plant medicines The  San women are experts at harvesting and preparing medicinal …

… (1995) - unfair discrimination on grounds of sex and women's access to insurance policies Bhe and Others v The … Africa (2004) - gender equality and the right of African women to inherit under the African customary law of intestate … duty of police to prevent sexual violence against women Van Rooyen v Minister of Justice (2002) - independence …