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… holds a conference, in Cape Town on 2 January 1919. 4 June 1923 The South African Indian Congress (SAIC) is … British Royal family during their visit to Durban in March 1947. 18 September 1946 The Secretary of the Natal Provincial … conference. 13 June 1947 The NIC and TIC observe the first anniversary of the PRC 17 June 1947 The Transvaal Passive …

… registration was carried out. May, Need to continue Passive Resistance is resumed as it became compulsory for people … their return. The compromise is now in the balance. 22 June, Smuts makes Gandhi a new offer to repeal the Act, but … Passive Resistance Campaign Timeline …

… The passive resistance movement in South Africa is seen as, largely, led … and the Indian Congresses campaigns. However, this form of passive resistance or non violent protests came to dominate the … Passive Resistance in South Africa …

… formation of the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) on 4 June 1923. Discriminatory practices against Indians in … British Royal family during their visit to Durban in March 1947. The organisation said: The Indians of South Africa were … by Dr Monty Naicker. The NIC and TIC observe the first anniversary of the PRC on 13 June 1947. Six members of the …

… The passive resistance campaigns led by MK Gandhi in South Africa had … were deported to India in April, and a further 26 in June 1910. Six thousand Indians left the province. … word so that no misinterpretation was possible. On 30 June, they concluded their agreement, which became law in the …

… This feature looks at the various important 'passive resistance' or 'non-violent' campaigns in 20th Century South … Swami Nagappen Padayachee Valliama R Munuswami Indian Passive Resistance 1946 Ismaill Mohamed Cachalia Yusuf Dadoo … Key players in the various passive resistance campaigns …

… The Theory of passive resistance or non-violent campaigning …

… Theatre was announced as a preliminary experiment on 21 June 1947, however the announcement of the board members resulted … body of the organisation. Work on productions started in 1947 with the art directors going on a tour to garner support … National Theatre Organisation (1947) …

… Before presenting the history and impact of resistance photography we must consider the historical moment … agitation of resistance photographers. As late as 1947 Leveson introduced his exhibit "Meet the Bantu: A Story … a low ebb: its leaders are all banned or prescribed, and passive resistance has been crushed. The failure to oppose …

… wheel with coup de grace or without coup de grace. Slave Resistance Slave consciousness of injustice and awareness of … to join them. Only in one instance did the march encounter resistance.  In fact, overall there was surprisingly little … already at the Cape ran away and was never seen again. In June 1658 seven Angolan slaves (five men two women) that had …

…   1947 "Joint Declaration of Cooperation" Signed by Dr A.B. … Transvaal Indian Congress ("Three Doctors' Pact"), 9 March 1947 This Joint Meeting between the representatives of the … 1947-Joint Declaration of Cooperation …

… Flyer of the African Resistance Movement announcing its formation, June 12,1964 …

… List of Passive Resisters …

… Resistance politics …

… the period marked the end of the non-violent phase of resistance, particularly for the ANC and PAC. Despite the … of dynamite was stolen from a coal mine near Witbank. In June 1962, a member of the NCL, known only as Omar, was … February 1964. The climax of the NCL/ARM campaign came in June 1964 when five pylons were destroyed; three around Cape …

… of 1982 in Gaborone, Botswana as part of The Culture and Resistance Conference. The Culture and Resistance Conference … grew, along with attacks on individuals in Botswana. On 14 June 1985, the SADF raided Botswana killing 12 people, … Force (SADF)  soldiers outside his home in Gaborone on 14 June 14 1985. His plan was to move the following day to …

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… intensified its crackdown on political activists.  On 9 June 1983, Jerry Mosolodi, Terry Mogerani and Thabo Montaung … unrest throughout the country and facing the tenth anniversary of the 1976 June 16th Soweto Riots, the … 1989 when it organised a campaign of civil disobedience (passive resistance) in anticipation of the national elections …

… 1947-NIC presses for Round Table Conference …

… Dr Mamphela Aletta Ramphele Timeline 1947-2005 …

… Address by President Nelson Mandela on the anniversary of the SOWETO Uprising on 16 June 1976 …

… was given to white famers over four years. 1913 19 June, The Native Land Act (No: 27)  is passed August, The … areas, mostly in towns. Indian people launch the Passive Resistance Campaign against the Asiatic Land Tenure … as Africans had become a permanent feature of cities. 1947 May, General Jan Smuts tells six members of the Natives …

… leadership evolved to be more inclined to action than passive deputation, but very little was achieved during the … to the fact that the government was taking action against resistance organisations, and that the ANC lacked the support … Continued resistance and internal criticism 1920s and 1930s …

… tentative beginnings since 1973 reinforced the tempo of resistance, and in the Steelpoort area miners began to take … alienated many sections of the community, held sway until June, when a second state of emergency was declared, and … Ramodike was invited to share an ANC platform at a June 16 rally in Soweto in 1991, at the same time that he was …

… Union organisers allege assaults", The Guardian, 4 December 1947 …

… Union organisers allege assaults", The Guardian, 4 December 1947 …

… Union organisers allege assaults", The Guardian, 4 December 1947 …

… Union organisers allege assaults", The Guardian, 4 December 1947 …

… Union organisers allege assaults", The Guardian, 4 December 1947 …