Articles
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Book List On Gandhi donated by Fatima Meer |
Book List On Gandhi donated by Fatima Meer |
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The Psycho-Social reality of literacy/Illiteracy for Women at Mboza : a rural community |
The paper describes a group of women literacy learners' conceptualizations about their lives in a rural community and their perceptions of the worth of literacy in this context. |
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Sastri College (SK Reddy Collection) |
Sastri College (SK Reddy Collection) |
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Education and Apartheid |
Islamic Council of South Africa |
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Indian Education in the 19th and 20th century (In Indian Centenary commemoration brochure) |
When primary education for the children of a community is limited to Standard IV for a period of 30 years, it goes without saying that this situation evinces apathy on the part of the Authorities! Such was the "chaotic" situation of Indian primary education in Natal from 1869 to l 899. |
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Indian Education Commission (K.P. Kichlu) - 1920-1930 |
Indian Education Commission articles. |
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V Sirkari Naidoo - Fiat Lux May 1978, p.8 |
Mr V Sirkari Naidoo Biography. |
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University of Natal Medical School History |
Embroiled in controversy and political strife, and disadvantaged by major financial and resource deprivation, the University of Natal Medical School has nevertheless survived and prospered for nearly 50 years - and has made a unique contribution to medical education in the Southern African sub-co |
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The Approach to the Native Problem | |
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Gambling and National Life | |
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The Indian Trader |
The Indian trader made his appearance shortly after the arrival of the Indentured Indian. This pattern is evident wherever the Indentured Indian set foot, be it Mauritius, Trinidad, British Guiana or any of the British colonies. |
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Contributions to the Dictionary of Literary Biography on 20th Century Black African writers | |
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Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr | |
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Indians in Commerce [in Indian centenary brochure- 1860 1960] |
After the advent of the first balch of Indians in Natal as contract laborers on the sugar plantations, ii took some years before the first Indian traders reached South Africa. Perhaps or. ,interesting feature of the flow of Indians as traders is that they first came from Mauritius. |
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Mary Stainbank, Modernism and the ‘Spirit of Africa’ |
The intention in this paper is to investigate, through specific examples of |
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