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… one older than her. Her father was a friend of Karamchand Gandhi, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi’s father. In 1876, Gokuldas Kapadia and Karamchand Gandhi reached a preliminary agreement for Kasturba and … and Vahed, G., (2005). The Making of a Political Reformer: Gandhi in South Africa, 1893-1914, New Delhi: …

… Manilal Gandhi was born  on 28 October 1892 in Rajkot, India, the second son of Kasturba and  Mohandas Gandhi . He had three brothers, with whom he first came to … serving editor. He did this for no salary as his father M.K. Gandhi insisted that everything was for public service, …

… land-owning family who gave much support and money to  Gandhi ’s resistance campaigns. Having fallen ill to malaria … her hearing. In March 1927, at the age of 19, she married Gandhi’s son,  Manilal Gandh i , and together they had three …   References: Uma Dhupelia-Mesthrie, Sita: Memoirs of Sita Gandhi: [Growing Up at Pheonix and in the Shadow of the …

… Ela Gandhi was born in 1940 in Phoenix Settlement  in the Inanda … tarred roads, public water supply and no electricity. The Gandhi home was a basic family homestead, a wood and iron … I went to school. My mother started a non-racial school at Gandhi's House for about 200 children. An inspector said; you …

… *Note: The focus of this biography is on Gandhi's life and times in South Africa. Early life and education Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born to a Hindu family on 2 October 1869, in … to walk on the pavement or move out of doors after 9 p.m. without a special permit. One day Gandhi, who had received …

… Gerhart G.M and Karis T. (ed)(1977).| …

… At a farewell banquet for Mohandas (Mahatma) Karamchand Gandhi on 14 July 1914, (Gandhi was returning to India), Thambi Naidoo offered his … [Naransamy, Barasarthi, Balakrishnan and Pakirisamy] to Gandhi, saying, “I have the honour to present these four boys …

… Johannesburg. He became a devoted friend and co-worker of Gandhi's and he placed his Tolstoy Farm at the disposal of … march and confronted white protesters. He accompanied Gandhi to India and many years later he visited Gandhi in Sevagram Ashram. He finally settled in Israel. …

… arrived at the Cape of Good Hope in June 1892.  In 1903,  M.K Gandhi , who had decided to settle in South Africa after his … that she had exceptional speed and accuracy at shorthand. Gandhi was prepared to pay her up to £20 for her clerical … Paxton, G (2006)  Sonja Schlesin, Gandhi’s South African Secretary . Glasgow Pax Books: Scotland …

… outside India. Seedat contributed to The South African Gandhi 1893-1914 , edited by Professor Fatima Meer , and wrote a series of articles on Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi in South Africa which appeared in The Leader during 1979 and 1980. He was a trustee of the Gandhi Development Trust, on the editorial board of …

… Reverend Doke Became acquainted with Gandhi during the plague outbreak in Johannesburg. He was the … unacceptable to his congregation. He and his wife nursed Gandhi after an assault on him in 1908. Reverend Doke Edited  … Indian Opinion  in 191,1 during the imprisonment of Gandhi and Polak. …

… Naidoo collaborated with Mohandas (Mahatma) Karamchand Gandhi , when the latter settled in Johannesburg, in … the Transvaal British Indian Association in 1907, of which Gandhi was secretary. In September 1906, Transvaal Indians … laid in the beautiful courtyard of the crematorium. Mr. M. Nursoo acted as chairman for the great meeting. Speeches …

… and was a cousin of Parsee Rustomjee , a loyal friend of Gandhi . He was a bookkeeper and manager of a store owned bya … times and had served the longest in Transvaal prisons when Gandhi and Smuts reached a provisional settlement in 1911 and … in 1912. At a farewell meeting in Durban on 16 June, Gandhi said: As a satyagrahi Mr. Sorabji has displayed many …

… directors of Dada Abdulla and Company. Dada Abdulla met Gandhi in Durban, when Ghandi first arrived in South Africa, Dada looked after him. Gandhi lived with Dada Abdulla. …

… to work with the Gandhis, and moved to Umhlanga for Mr Gandhi ’s Satyagraha campaign . During and after this campaign, she worked with prisoners (such as Mrs Gandhi herself), specifically regarding the abuse and murder … point however, was her facilitation of meetings between Mr Gandhi and her many political connections. Women had a highly …

… Indian Community admired and respected Cachalia's courage. Gandhi himself described Cachalia as one of the most … September of 1910. His son Ali lived at Tolstoy Farm with Gandhi. … in South Africa [online] Available at: https://www.gandhi-manibhavan.org/ [Accessed 2 October 2009] …

… a young girl who decided to join in the last phases of  Gandhi ’s  Satyagraha  in 1913. On 29 October  Mudaliar  and … a provisional agreement had been signed between Smuts and Gandhi . She arrived home on 20 February, and on 27 February …

… to a missionary conference in India in 1939, Tema had met Gandhi and discussed South African problems with him; he … organisational efforts partly on the grounds that Gandhi had also opposed them. In 1956 he helped plan the …

… He joined the British Indian Association founded by M K Gandhi in 1903 and became a member of the executive in … end of January, however, an agreement was reached between Gandhi and General Smuts , the Minister of the Interior. All …

… interested in the nationalist movement in India . They met Gandhi in 1925 and also organised a big reception for the … Africa the following year to support the family. When Gandhi launched his resistance struggle in 1933, Pahad went … in that campaign, but arrived too late. Once again, he met Gandhi, who advised him to return to South Africa, where …

… turning point in Joosub’s life for two reasons.  Mohandas Gandhi , who had just qualified as a lawyer in England, arrived on his doorstep. The Joosub and Gandhi families lived close to each other in India and knew … more sites, one of which became the headquarters for the M.H. Joosub firm. He was known for his generosity and …

… the African National Congress (ANC) President and Sushila Gandhi , the daughter-in-law of Mahatma Gandhi . In 1960 Ramgobin married Ela Gandhi a fellow student … apartheid regime. The colleagues who accompanied him were M J Naidoo, George Sewpersadh , Paul David and Subry Govender …

… without licence. He went hawking again with Manilal Gandhi in February 1910. Again, he was arrested and charged …

… four years old when her family moved to the Tolstoy Farm. Gandhi, with the help of Hermann Kallenbach , established the … Thunga Dharmalingam (later Kollapen), Mrs Jassoobhen Gandhi, her sixteen-year old sister, Gowrie Bharoochie, Beta … location on 8 December 1952 without permits. Manilal Gandhi and Mosie Moolla , later the African National Congress …

… promoting the strike. The charges were withdrawn later. Gandhi wrote in Satyagraha in South Africa about the bravery … went to prison. Rustomjee and his daughter, Themi, visited Gandhi on 30 January 1948, the day of his assassination. …

… His father, Mr E.V. Narasa Reddy, was a follower of Gandhi and president of the Congress in the small town of … Reddy recalls that his mother gave all her jewellery to Gandhi when he visited Gudar in 1933 during a tour to collect … gave to him. One of the pamphlets was written by Dr. Yusuf M. Dadoo about Indians, another by Peter Abrahams about mine …

… again. As many Tamil families faced such problems, Gandhi , with the help of Hermann Kallenbach , established … in the Harijan (a newspaper in India ) on 11 August 1946, Gandhi reproduced an extract from a letter he had received …

… General Jan Christiaan Smuts and Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi . She arrived home on 20 February, and on 22 February …

… time congregation, the Baptists. He read about Mahatma Gandhi and came to respect his teachings. After his release … spirituality. On his return he served as caretaker of the Gandhi Centre in Durban. He and his wife, Anita Kromberg, …

… spelled out, the signatories being Naicker,  Dr. Y. M. Dadoo  (President of the Transvaal Indian Congress) and  … Indians, and received official recognition from Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru and Jinnah. In September 1948 they were … his political convictions and conduct he was a follower of Gandhi, and remained aloof from Marxist doctrine. He was a …