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… The department of native refugee camps …

… ”There a Native Bourgeoisie” Umsebenzi, 2 February 1935 …

… The South African Native Labour Contingent (SANLC) was formed in 1916 in … Natives were not to be trusted with white women, and any native found wandering about without a pass and not under the … government enlisted the support of magistrates, chiefs, native commissioners, churches and leaders of South African …

… The Native Republic 1", Umsebenzi, 24 February 1934 …

… "Native Bourgeoisie as a Class", Umsebenzi, 16 February 1935 …

… in areas of rural South Africa designated as "Scheduled Native Areas”.  The Native Affairs Department (NAD) officials and successive ministers of Native Affairs had a peculiar understanding of the nature and … The Land Act, Traditional Authorities and the Native Affairs Department (NAD) 1913-1953 …

… A. Z., "Is There a Class of Native Capitalists in South Africa?" …

… The late 1970s witnessed increased labour unrest in the region of the Western Cape. For instance, the … Growing social unrest: Community mobilisation, strikes and student protests …

… E.T. Mofutsanyana5, ‘The Native Exploiters in South Africa’, Umsebenzi, 27 April 1935 …

… The Creation of Native Reserves and Migratory Labour System to South African …

… on the UDF, click on the hyperlink above. ) Growing unrest leading to the transition By the mid 1980s, resistance … were led into an ambush at the corner of NY1 and NY111 (Native Yard 1 and Native Yard 111) where they were shot and killed. During …

… townships of Brixton, Newlands and Westdene. 1923 The Native (Urban Areas) Act is passed. This ordains city … to encourage stricter application of the Act. 1936 The Native Trust and Land Act is passed. African reserves are … in the factories, influx controls are relaxed. 1944 Unrest regarding the predominance of Africans in Johannesburg …

… under J. C. Smuts was incapable of dealing with growing unrest in the townships as well as the increasing number of … Western Areas of Johannesburg, including Newclare, Western Native Township and Sophiatown staged a boycott of trams … on the fare increase even against the advice of the Native Affairs Department. This led to an organized boycott …

… by whites or the country will be plagued by continued unrest. Smuts in his famous address in May 1917 at the … civilisation largely do not apply to the administration of Native Affairs”¦. And so a practice has grown up in South … Africa of creating parallel institutions – giving the native their own separate institutions on parallel lines with …

… from the municipality where they lived.  In 1908 a special Native Administration commission was established to … be automatically made servants. Part of the South African Native Convention’s Appeal: “...any law which compels women … passes against women in the subsequent years. The general unrest of the 1920s, the African mineworkers strike, the …

… racism had been legislated by the government since the Native Land Act of 1913 that restricted all Africans to … of 1948 on a platform that proposed an answer to this "native problem": apartheid, the systematic control of … film recording, drawing or other depiction -- (a) of any unrest or security action or of any incident occurring in the …

… of the course. February, The South African National Native Congress (SANNC) helps to organise a strike of more … a government with a narrow parliamentary majority. The Native Affairs Act No. 23 is passed. This Act was yet another … the first African professor, presents his paper, “ Native Unrest ”, to the Natal Missionary Conference. The paper …

… is put into place. 1912 8 January, The South African Native National Congress (later renamed the African National … and refusing to carry permits. After this demonstration, unrest spread to other towns in the OFS province, the only … than 400 delegates from the ANC, CPSA, various ICU's the Native Advisory Boards, African Vigilance Associations and …

… to concerns that had led to intermittent labour and civic unrest that erupted in the aftermath of World War II. … Germany, was the main ideologue of apartheid. He became Native Affairs Minister in the early 1950s and Prime Minister … was influenced by the repressive industrial laws like the Native Labour (Settlement of Disputes) Act of 1953 and …

… massive demonstrations to protest the permit requirement. Unrest spread throughout the province and hundreds of women … remain in the Western Cape. According to the terms of the Native Laws Amendment Act, women with Section 10(1)(a), (b), … Cape Town to protest the impending application of the Native Laws Amendment Act. Delivering a fiery speech to the …

… stiffened its resolve to end the nationwide student unrest that broke out in Soweto in June 1976. Recognising … or lack thereof, for inspiring and provoking renewed unrest in Soweto schools that had changed early in 1978. The … black townships in Bloemfontein were in a state of unrest as scores of people were killed and more injured …

… ka Seme assumed leadership positions in the South African Native National Congress when relatively young. Dr Abdullah … more food’.” During the 1930s there are fewer reports of unrest at the schools.  Little is reported about schools in … , which  transferred Black education to the Department of Native Affairs and fixed the government’s financial …

… imposes a speed limit of 10mph in the business centre. The Native Affairs Commission criticizes the living conditions … General Strike of 1922. 1912 8 January, The South African Native National Congress (SANNC) is formed in Bloemfontein. … are similarly attacked and gutted by fire. 5 July, Unrest continues with minor clashes taking place at various …

… in 1922. The Rebellion was the result of severe labour unrest that had been simmering for some time.  The economic … had declined quite rapidly. In 1923, The South African Native National Congress (SANNC) renamed itself, African … National Party Government counter-acted by introducing the Native Urban Act, aimed at regulating the presence of …

… over the entire debacle was the fear that a general ‘Native uprising’ would break out. By the end of June, about … , then just a year old and called the South African Native National Congress (SANNC), expressed its outrage. But … only whites, dissociated itself from rumours of “native unrest”, and asked for the protection of African miners in …

… 2012, the mining sector underwent intense waves of labour unrest. On 16 August 2012, the mining industry (Platinum … Rustenburg. This was the culmination of preceding waves of unrest and violence. The Marikana Massacre was essentially a …

… In 2012 the mining sector underwent intense waves of labour unrest. On 16 August 2012, the mining industry (Platinum … . This was the culmination of the preceding waves of unrest and violence. The Marikana Massacre was essentially a …

… In 2012 the mining sector underwent intense waves of labour unrest. On 16 August 2012, the mining industry (Platinum … . This was the culmination of the preceding waves of unrest and violence. The Marikana Massacre was essentially a …

… 1947, intensified its repression to curb widespread civil unrest. It did this by passing harsher laws, extending its … demonstrators. In the following year, boycotts and unrest among students and teachers grew after Steve Biko , a …

… protesters including schoolchildren. In 1977, boycotts and unrest grew after Steve Biko , a South African Student … banned from filming in areas where there was political unrest. An estimated 26,000 people were detained between June …