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… of Stepney – a suffragan bishop in the Diocese of London. 1978 Huddleston is elected as Bishop of Mauritius and first … with the nation’s highest award, the Order of Freedom 1st Class. Huddleston receives the Dag Hammerskjold Award of …

… People’s Liberation Army of Namibia (PLAN). Beginning in 1978 South Africa made periodic retaliatory land and air … in 1984. Nujoma returned to Namibia in September 1989. In 1978 the UN recognized SWAPO as the sole representative of …

… as of 01 May 1886. The Federation also recommended to workers organizations under their jurisdiction that they … African Labour Party (SALP) for its neglect of African workers, and urged the white labour movement to begin to think seriously of organising among African workers. His visit inspired a mood of international worker …

… programme on working conditions in industrial plants 1971 Workers’ Education Project 1971 Started South African Labour … leaders under the Terrorism Act 1976 Soweto riots 1978 8 January, his wife Foszia visits Botswana, and is … Richard David Turner Timeline 1941 - 1978 …

… township. Adler, David Act No. 44 of 1950 Sec. 9 (1) 5 May 1978 28/2/1983 Restricted to Johannesburg Executive member … University of the Witwatersrand. Secretary of the Textile Workers Industrial Union, Durban; he was one of those banned … London Dyosini, Acting Headman Wilmot     Banished on the 1st of January 1955. Reasons for Deposition furnished by the …

… As a result, prices fell, factories were closed down and workers were laid off. [7] Social Security :  A federal …

… such as Davies, O’ Meara and Dlamini, the Black Allied Workers Union (BAWU), a BC initiative, received funding from … was the first to be established, probably in 1977 or 1978. The BCM footprint can be traced to Onkgopotse Abram … Lesotho’s capital and Mbabane in Swaziland. In October 1978 in Botswana, as in Lesotho and Swaziland, thousands of …

… Infecting the City KKNK – Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees 1st Johannesburg Biennale 2nd Johannesburg Biennale National … (ACAC) Congress for South African Writers (COSAW) Cultural Workers Congress Federation of South African Cultural … (FOSACO) Federated Union of Black Artists Arts Centre (1978) Film and Allied Workers Organisation (FAWO) Ikapa Arts …

… work, which was performed mostly by Black people (Dugard 1978: 85; Horrell 1978: 6). Repealed by section 51 of the … to require employers to provide housing for those of their workers who did not live in the locations. Africans living in … Act, Act No 38 of 1958 The Act provided that as from 1st January 1959, every male African of the age eighteen …

… magazine published by Ravan Press in Johannesburg from 1978 to 1993. It took its name and identity from township … Association) Pen Afrapix COSAW ENDNOTES [i] “Staffrider 1978-1993,” Digital archive, Digital Innovation South Africa, … 1980): 28. ? [iii] Ibid., 23. ? [iv] “Staffrider 1978-1993.” ? [v] Kirkwood, “Staffrider: An Informal …

… the 1890’s. Image Source 3.2 The Migrant Labour System The workers that flocked to the Witwatersrand were predominantly … from rural areas and were classified as “temporary workers”. [23]   They were regarded as “temporary workers” because the Political and Mining authorities of …

… intelligence was born from where BOSS was created on May 1st 1969. On September 1st 1978, the name of BOSS changed to the Department of National … to have died at the hands of BOSS’s Z- Squad. On 8 January 1978 he was shot by a sniper inside his house, where Martin …

… , who was assassinated by the South African regime in 1978, mapped her trip to Lesotho, which required her to cross … and passes them on to a vote less and voiceless people.' 1978 12 January, Dr Gangathura Mohambry 'Monty’ Naicker …

… against government structured apartheid institutions. 1978, January - Died peacefully after a short illness at the …

… were burnt first, then shops and bottlestores. When workers arrived home they joined the demonstrators and more … activity took place in BophutuTswana, in Basotho Qua-Qua and to a lesser degree in Lebowa. The schools in the …

… mother would die of AIDS-related complications in 1987. 1978 Senhor José, a Portuguese man, dies. He would be later … word “AIDS” in public for the first time. 1988 December 1st is declared as World AIDS Day by The World Health … with men, people who inject drugs, people in prisons, sex workers and their clients, and transgender people. …

… Union of Black Artists Arts Centre was established in 1978 by artists, writers, actors and musicians in …

… and became involved in theatre-making in the country. 1978 The Windhoek Observer was established. [36] Published in … of the 1980s union revival. [63] It included poems by workers. 1988 The Namibian Children’s Book Forum was founded, … Come Home: Poems from Central and Southern Africa, 1st ed, Wesleyan Poetry (Middletown, Conn.; Scranton, Pa: …

… Political Studies at Wits University where he worked from 1978.  His latest book is “Sharpeville: An Apartheid Massacre … worker’s struggles led by the South African Allied workers Union (SAAWU) in East London. Based on primary and … adequate to deal an iconoclastic blow to oppression qua black-suffering (Black suffering as defined in the …

… appointed by Mangope. The Seoposengwe Party win six seats. 1978 July, After securing a deal with Bophuthatswana …

… industry and commerce. This relegates the bulk of African workers to low uneconomic wages. My people note with grave … and understanding, and a common loyalty - are a sine qua non to the building of a truly united nation from a …

… of Exploitation to the First Congress of MPLA in Luanda 1978 An ANC delegation, headed by Tambo visits Vietnam, where …

… published by Tafelberg. Die Klein Karoo ‘n Legkaart (1977) 1978 In March, the first edition of the Staffrider Magazine … book by Magubane with Zindzi Mandela, is published on the 1st of January, by Guild of Tutors Press and is banned by the … book, Working Women: A Portrait of South Africa's Women Workers , is published by Ravan Press. The Weekly Mail Book …

… roots of capitalism could be found in the Black Death as workers who were previously cheap labourers could compete for … saw land fall to waste as it was not cultivated by workers and land-incomes fell. [50] Regardless of the rulers …

… the old Victoria Street Indian Market in November 1973. In 1978, this market was demolished to allow for the freeway to … produce dealers were excluded from the new market. In 1978 the new Indian Market was demolished to allow for the …