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A lighthouse for African womanhood': Inanda Seminary, 1869-19451 by Heather Hughes
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… and became Daniel Lindley's interpreter: she was responsible for some of the earliest translations of the Bible into
Zulu
. One of the Lindley sons said of her, '[She was] one of the most refined and able women I have ever met' (Smith, 1949: … at Inanda, Imfume, Umvoti, Umsunduze and Amanzimtoti. All had had at least four years of schooling -and were literate in
Zulu
(hence the title of 'high' school for the Seminary). The youngest, Talitha Hawes, was about 9 years old and-the daughter … although this few are as black ever, and their hearts are as black as ever their faces.... In years to come we may have a
Zulu
for our magistrate.... We have
Zulu
preachers now, and why should we not have
Zulu
lawyers as well. Then will come
Zulu
…
New tactics in the revolt
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… which would not lead to direct pay increases -- and which could even lead to dismissal - was not readily acceptable. The
Zulu
migrants also had a background of strife which they brought with them into the urban areas.5 The police seemed to have … It was only the Zulus at this one hostel who seemed to be vulnerable, and other hostels, where comparable numbers of
Zulu
lived, were not similarly penetrated by police agents. The Zulus at Mzimhlope, furthermore, numbered only 1,630 (out of …
A list of South African Shipwrecks
Article
… German, came into service in 1878. In 1879 she performed military duty, transporting British troops to fight in the Anglo
Zulu
War and in 1888 was transferred to intermediate service. In 1897 she was sold to the Quebec Steamship Co (Harris and …
Rainbow Restaurant and Jazz Club, Durban
Place
… Pretorius’ set about establishing what was to become their new venture, the Ufudu Flyfishing Experience – Ufudu being the
Zulu
word for tortoise and perfectly descriptive of the highly successful mobile fly fishing camps that they set up in places …
Chief Albert John Mvumbi Luthuli
Biography
… and clubs in the two provinces. The Witwatersrand District Native Football Association was founded by the “mabalanes”, or
Zulu
-speaking clerks. Structured along ethnic lines, these clubs were encouraged by mine management, who saw in them the … preference. Mary Benson in her biography notes that Chief Luthuli, although christened Albert John, preferred his
Zulu
name Mvumbi, which means continuous rain. Also see Albert Luthuli Oral History Project …
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
Biography
… to resist wrong and capacity to love his opponent which baffled his enemies and compelled their admiration. When the
Zulu
rebellion broke out, he again offered his help to the Government and raised an Indian Ambulance Corps. He was happy that …
Christopher “Dali” Daluxolo Mpofu
Biography
… Regional Free State Election list 2019- Third candidate Regional Gauteng Election list 2019- Third candidate Regional Kwa
Zulu
Natal Election list 2019- Third candidate Regional Limpopo Election list 2019- Third candidate Regional North-West …
Sefako Mapogo Makgatho
Biography
… along ethnic lines, with the Sotho-Tswana groups in the Transvaal claiming that the Ndebele (a reference to the
Zulu
and Xhosa) were retarding the movement’s progress. As expected, the Transvaal Congress was weakened following the … letter to the Bantu World in November 1932 warned that “there are complaints here in Gauteng”¦ These complaints are from
Zulu
-speakers and Xhosa-speakers who are residents of the Transvaal. A call was made by the Transvaal Sotho-speaking men: …
The Role of the Missionaries in conquest - Chapter V - Political role of the mission
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… a document like the Diary of the Rev. Owen, who preached the foreign doctrines under the sceptical eye of Dingane, the
Zulu
chief, the Christian dogma was dismissed as unacceptable to reason. It was rare for a chief himself to become converted. … a branch of the maZulu who had broken away from Tshaka and settled further inland on the High Veld. Dingane, the
Zulu
chief, however, had as little time for the Rev. Owen of the American mission as he had for a handful of arrogant Trek …
Document 7 - The Freedom Charter
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… in the 1820s; these were groups which eventually delivered a high proportion of converts. The southern Sotho and the
Zulu
, whom the mission frontier advanced in the 1830s, likewise in time came into the churches in large numbers. From 1850 … adult African churchwomen. Sewing schools for adult women were a weekly feature of mission stations among the Tswana and
Zulu
, for example from the 1830s, because to want to be 'dressed' or 'clothed' was synonymous with seeking Christian … in the Johannesburg area. The American Board Mission (ABM) which was Congregational, had its heartland in Natal among the
Zulu
. There, in 1912, a women's revivalist prayer movement called Isililo ('wailing') sprang up after African men at a church …
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