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… it soon became a federation of affiliated organisations (Walker 171). Simons explained that the ‘opposition to … away from the ANC and perhaps lead to divided loyalties’ (Walker 171). FEDSAW wanted to ensure that it would unite the … FEDSAW, creating strong ties between these organisations (Walker 240). The ANC Women’s League encouraged many of their …

… that there were 15,273 women employed in industrial jobs. (Walker, 1982 58) While in these early years South African … was influential in a miners’ strike on the Rand in 1913. (Walker, 1982 59) These actions by Fitzgerald, although still … and they were able to force the employers to compromise. (Walker, 1982 63) The GWU’s continued success in achieving …

… their freedom of movement and their anti-pass campaign, as Walker puts it ‘was one of the most vociferous and effective … marching side by side with men in the road to freedom' ( Walker 1991:154). Women's role in the Congress of the People … into the Freedom Charter adopted at the mass meeting. Walker (1991:183) shows that although the FSAW was closely …

… were enfranchised) this percentage dropped to 10, 9% (Walker 1991, 23). …

… Stella Madge Dawood, Miss Asha Bibi Dlamini, Stephen J. C. Dichaba, Gabriel Esakjee, Suliman Forman, Lionel Fuyani, D. Gawe, Rev. Walker Stanley Gumede, Archibald Hadebe, James Jobe Hlapane, … G . Matthews, Professor Z. K. Mavuso, John A. Mayekiso, C. J. Meer, Ismail C. Mei, Pious Goodman Mfaxa, Elliot …

… in the bow of the graceful Herbert Baker building. Walker describes the impressive scene: Many of the African … a discipline and dignity that was deeply impressive (Walker 1991:195). Neither the prime minister or any of his … Laws Amendment Act, women with Section 10(1)(a), (b), or (c) status were not compelled to carry permits. Theoretically, …

… women formed a large percentage of this population (Walker, 1982). Few women actually had the legal permission to … would spend the last money they had in the beerhalls’ (Walker, 1982). The criminalization of the women’s beer stills … picket lines to make sure that no men broke them (Walker, 1982). But, this was only the beginning of what was …

… in turn, undermined the very basis of tribal society. As Walker puts it, ‘African marriage became less and less stable … and emotional security within the pre-colonial family' (Walker 1990:19). For African women in the reserves, where …

… treated as mere property (Albertyn, 2003, p600). Cheryl Walker (1995, p347) identifies an ‘official rural patriarchy’ … is epitomised by Chief Mwelo Nonkonyayna (as citied in Walker, 1995, p348) declaring the concept of gender equality … to the contemporary aim of a fully equitable society (Walker, 1995, p349).  The drive for this change in cultural …

… General Theological Seminary, USA. 1979 – Honorary D.C. L., Harvard. 1980 – Prix d'Athene prize, Onassis … Candler School of Theology. 1992 – Bishop John T. Walker Distinguished Humanitarian Award. 1998 – Grand Officer …

… in turn, undermined the very basis of tribal society. As Walker puts it, ‘African marriage became less and less stable … and emotional security within the pre-colonial family' (Walker 1990:19). For African women in the reserves, where … Laws Amendment Act, women with Section 10(1)(a), (b), or (c) status were not compelled to carry permits. Theoretically, …

… and Coloured and Indian people fared a little better. Walker (1991:71) quotes 1940 statistics showing that 86, 8% … dire poverty these women were becoming more politicised. Walker (1991:73-76) claims that most political organisation …

… Town during the 1940s has been emphasised by both Cheryl Walker and Tom Lodge. According to Lodge, through the … Women’s Question”. (MA thesis, University of Cape Town). Walker, C. 1975. ‘“We First for Food”: Women and the Food Crisis of …

… this festival lasted from some time before 776 B.C. to 393 A.D.During the 19th century the idea of reviving … final at the Olympic Games in 1908. The South African Reg Walker is the athlete on the right At the International … the colours for South African Olympians until 1960. Reg Walker From a South African perspective the sensation of …

… spirit of women's resistance had not been destroyed. As Walker puts it ‘After a period of apparent dormancy in the … the previous years – women began to regroup in the 1970s' (Walker 1991:275). New resistance stirs: Student activism and …

… their ideals or skewed the Sash image. Historian Cherryl Walker says that ‘most members of the Black Sash looked … were anti nationalist but certainly not pro majority’ (Walker, 174). The Black Sash was mainly conservative in the …

… socio-political rights as well as equal rights for women (Walker 1991:14-15). The clothing industry became an important …

… reviews from the London public. In a review by Richard Walker in the Arts Review , Dumile’s style was described as …

… the “sister legislation to the Group Areas Act.” (Cheryl Walker et al., Land, Memory, Reconstruction, and Justice , …

… write articles and participate in a debate, with Cherryl Walker, on the social theory of gender, which she believed …

… made use of as a school. There is a store kept by a Mr Walker & a good house for the school master besides a great … made use of as a school. There is a store kept by a Mr Walker and a good house the school master besides a great …

… north of present-day Roodepoort. 1886 12 April, George Walker and George Harrison obtain permission to prospect for gold on the farm Langlaagte, owned by Gert C. Oosthuizen. 5 July, Prospecting licenses are taken out on … Paardekraal and Vogelstrusfontein. 13 September, F.C Eloff, Presidential Private Secretary, is instructed to …

… and a farm called Langlaagte to visit a friend, George Walker.  On his way, Harrison found an outcrop of rock and … on the following:  the “Peace Treaty of Vereeniging”  C. The Union of South Africa ↵ Author Bruce Berry, … Economic history Review, (37), (3), p. 320. [3] A. Turton, C. Schultz, H. Buckle, M. Kgomongoe, T. Malungani & M. …

… (address, content of order, occupation, whereabouts) Walker, Abraham Richard  Act No. 44 of 1950Sec. 9 (1)29 Oct. …