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South Africa: Writer Mafika Gwala Passes Away (allAfrica), 9 September 2014
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… also contributed to several literary journals, including as the editor for The Black Review in 1973. He co-edited Musho!
Zulu
Popular Praises with Liz Gunner in 1991. As a student activist, Gwala was a prominent member of the National Union of …
List of people banned under Apartheid
Article
… 9 (1) 28 April 1967 31/7/1968 Molteno Zuba, Christian Act No. 44 of 1950Sec. 9 (1) 28 April 1967 30/6/1968 Lady Frere
Zulu
, Joshua Tembinkosi Act No. 44 of 1950Sec. 9 (1) 30 June 1972 28/2/1974 Camperdown
Zulu
, Nelson Banished
Zulu
, Phikinkani Banished Zuma, Kalweni Albert Banished. Forced to depart from Marion Hill. Zuma, Nkosazana Edna Act No. 44 …
Eye of the Needle - Chapter 9 - Postscript - South Africa: The Present as History
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… the traditional pattern of life within the tribal societies. The following long quotation from Absolam Vilakazi's book
Zulu
Trans formations (Pietermaritzburg: University of Natal Press, 1962, p. 111) describes the relationships between economy and society within
Zulu
life: The
Zulu
practised kraal economy. This is basic to the whole economic life of the people. All property, whether in land or in …
Indian South Africans timeline 1960-1969
Article
… Natvarlal Babenia , Bernard Nkosi, Billy Nair, Zakela Mdhlalose, Kisten Moonsamy, Matthews Mayiwa , George Naicker, Joshua
Zulu
, Kisten Doorsamy, David Mkize, Curnick Ndlovu, David Ndwonde, Ragoowan Kistensamy, Siva Pillay and Riot Mkwanzi were …
History of Women’s Struggle in South Africa
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… backdrop to another hotbed of resistance on the part of African women. Beer-drinking was a popular social practice among
Zulu
men, while beer-brewing gave women an opportunity to make a small income and thus allow them to assert their …
Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki
Biography
… ‘consultative council’ made up of Black politicians, academics and professionals. The council included the likes of Paulus
Zulu
, the then-chair of the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), Mbhazima Shilowa , Sydney Mufamadi and Brigalia … his conciliatory attitude towards the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP). Jacob Zuma, who was then the chair of the ANC in Kwa-
Zulu
Natal, assisted Mbeki in this project. However, Mbeki was cool towards the SACP and kept a distance from the COSATU …
Chapter 6 - Defining the agenda
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… Meanwhile, the IFP fired the first of many warning shots by serving notice of its demand that the KwaZulu government, the
Zulu
monarch, and the IFP be allowed to attend CODESA as three separate delegations. At the same time, the IFP also released … implemented. However, the steering committee faced further problems. On 19 December Inkatha confirmed that Buthelezi, as a
Zulu
leader, was withdrawing from CODESA because the
Zulu
King, Goodwill Zwelithini, had not been invited to participate. Inkatha did agree, however, that it would still attend …
STRIKES AND INDUSTRIAL ACTIONS
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… there had been a long history of resistance by the dockers, who refer to themselves as ' oNyathi (meaning 'buffalo' in
Zulu
). In 1930, they led struggles against the poll tax, against the passes (culminating in the death of Johannes Nkosi) and … the 200 African workers rose to support them. Assembling outside the factory gates on Monday morning in their national
Zulu
dress of beautiful bead and leatherwork, these men demanded that Beiers come and address them on the matter of the … work-seekers not to enter the factory. On weekends they explained the reasons for the strike to unemployed Africans in the
Zulu
'homelands' requesting them not to accept work there. As a result of their perseverance, there were no scabs recruited. …
African National Congress Timeline 1950-1959
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… Prime Minister, JG Strijdom, who was not there at the time. All the women stood in silence for 30 minutes and then sang a
Zulu
song: “Wathint' abafazi, wathint' imbokodo”, meaning “You strike a woman, you have struck a rock”. December, Lillian …
Document 22 - Report of the first National Conference of Women held in the Trades Hall, Johannesburg, South Africa, 17 April 1954
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… of such an organisation, and by 1953 it was possible to call the women together at a National Conference. Speaking in
Zulu
, Xhosa, Sesotho, English and Afrikaans, delegates from all parts of the country welcomed the Conference with joyful …
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