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… whose request for the authorities refused scavenger?s work in jail. Within two days an assurance was given and the … refused facilities granted before release in May. Harijan work was not allowed from inside jail. Started fast on August …

… was built in Brandfort on property owned by Rear-Admiral John Weston. It has been nominated a National Heritage Site by SAHRA. This is where John Weston lived and designed both the aeroplane and Gnome …

… the County Aberdeenshire, in Scotland. He was the son of John and Isabella Murray., John was a shoemaker and farmer who rented a small plot on …

… date. He was an excellent clinician, very dedicated to his work, and I enjoyed the sessions I spent with him. Margaret … member of the Party, he nevertheless had a long record of work in the trade union movement in Durban. And he and … with Ninian Lamont. When I got home, I found Elsie and John had just arrived from Maritzburg: she had fetched John …

… June 1813 Klaarwater was renamed Griquatown by the Rev John Campbell who wasvisiting the region at the time: "The … in consequence of the drought, were in ruins." By the time John MacKenzie visited in 1859 little had changed: "At Griqua …

… the Non-European United Front (NEUF) and APO attempted to work together. The ANC Women’s League was established in … compel factory owners to allocate racially segregated work, recreation and eating areas for employees and where … is elected to the NRC. The ANC’s candidates of Rev. John Dube , A.W.G. Champion and Professor Z.K. Matthews are …

… and therefore the oldest Municipality in South Africa! John Molteno bought some land in the arid, Beaufort area and …

… Contents and Contributors Stories: Orphaned Before Birth by John Gambanya, November ’76 by Paul Hotz, Home Territory by …

… A week long strike by African mineworkers, led by John Beaver (JB) Marks, leader of the African Mineworkers' …

… the prize on three different occasions. Chief Albert John Mvumbi Luthuli was the first Black African to be awarded …

… name of an Englishmen, Richard Amerike, who had financed John Cabot's explorations to America in 1497 or from what … an event or a number. In Inca society, every person had to work without pay, because labour was seen as a form of tax. … began across the Atlantic Ocean, as slaves were needed to work the land and plantations in the Americas. The …

… in January 1911. But they were brutally forced back to work by police and white miners. Many were jailed under the … grievances. When a manager ordered five mechanics to work an extra three hours underground until 3.30pm instead of … to join the strike, but police forced the Black miners to work or remain in compounds. Hovering over the entire debacle …

… Division of labour: gender-based activity: men Work within the African societies was divided according to …

… History Online reflection on 100 years of SACP by Dr John Reynolds, Rhodes University Short biography: Dr John Reynolds is a Senior Researcher in the Department of … economy, where it won’t matter if robots do all the work because the community owns the robots. Patrick Brennan …

… of course, to white missionaries and the missionary work of the churches, although there may be a tendency to be … How conscious have you been in your political trial work, how conscious have you been of the theme of … South Africa’s ignominy. We sought the assistance of John Dugard, because many of us didn’t know much about public …

… also to express our heartfelt wishes for success in your work for the total liberation of Africa and the future … human dignity and freedom. Each time the workers strike work, they know that they are not only breaking the law and … year, have claimed the lives of Adolphus Mvemve, alias John Dube, a leading member of the African National Congress, …

… in Rhodesia. In October 1966 Mbeki moved to London to work for the ANC full-time. During this period he met his … Makeni, south-west of the city. Later, Mbeki moved over to work in the ANC’s propaganda section. But he continued to …

… performers a platform to both practice and showcase their work and is a major contributor to the overall theatre and …

… some of the continents places, people and struggles. Her work has been published in numerous international and South …

… A. , Bullock, . Baron , Knapp, . Wilfrid F. and Lukacs, . John. "Adolf Hitler." Encyclopedia Britannica, April 26, …

… African government under leadership of Prime Minister John Vorster pledged support for the United States of …

… without warning, outgoing South African Prime Minister John Vorster reneged on the U.N. plan. In response, U.S. …

… and was restored in 1998; by Portnet and the Architect, John Rushmere . The old Harbour Board Building in Flemming …

… Major Patrick Forbes, at Bembesi on 1 November 1893. Cecil John Rhodes, Premier of South Africa, had ordered British …

… the 8 January 1912. At SANNC's inaugural conference, Rev. John Dube was elected as its first president in absentia. The …

… consisting of 110 men under command of Lieutenants John Chard and Gonville Bromhead, immediately barricaded and …

… that mineworkers be stripped and searched as they leave work leads to the first mineworkers strike in the diamonds … that a united union would fight for “equal pay for equal work”. Dr Abdullah Abdurahman , a leading Malay politician, … by Kleinfontein Goldmine to force underground mechanics to work longer hours on Saturday leads to widespread strike with …

… the American fur trade. 1794 The American representative John Jay is sent to Britain and concludes the Jay Treaty. …

… a rather injudicious detour from writing to dabbling in graphic arts. It was Mafika and Omar who set me straight, … worked as a clerk and someone exposed to the travails of work-seekers, apart from teaching and instructing in the … near Durban at the time of his death. He leaves a body of work that includes essays, short stories and a collection of …