Gandhi-Luthuli Documentation Centre
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| Fireworks Mahomed marching in the Durban Brigade |
‘Fireworks’ as he was called, had achieved athletic success in wrestling, gymnastics, cricket and soccer throughout his life at Curries Fountain. |
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| Fireworks Mahomed sports profile |
‘Fireworks’ as he was called, had achieved athletic success in wrestling, gymnastics, cricket and soccer throughout his life at Curries Fountain. |
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| Fireworks Mahomed with trainer Sunny Moodley |
‘Fireworks’ as he was called, had achieved athletic success in wrestling, gymnastics, cricket and soccer throughout his life at Curries Fountain. |
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| Fireworks Mahomed wrestling at Curries Fountain |
‘Fireworks’ as he was called, had achieved athletic success in wrestling, gymnastics, cricket and soccer throughout his life at Curries Fountain. |
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| Fireworks Mahomed wrestling, Durban City Hall, 1950's |
‘Fireworks’ as he was called, had achieved athletic success in wrestling, gymnastics, cricket and soccer throughout his life at Curries Fountain. |
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| Fireworks Mahomed, Ismail Bobat, referee Dala Desi, Osman Shaik, wrestling at Durban City Hall |
Wrestling at Durban City Hall |
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| Fireworks Mahomed, referee at Curries Fountain |
‘Fireworks’ as he was called, had achieved athletic success in wrestling, gymnastics, cricket and soccer throughout his life at Curries Fountain. |
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| Fireworks Mahomed: 30 people either side try to unlock his massive arms |
‘Fireworks’ as he was called, had achieved athletic success in wrestling, gymnastics, cricket and soccer throughout his life at Curries Fountain. |
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| Fireworks Mahomed: 300lb rock placed on his chest and knocked with a 14lb hammer |
‘Fireworks’ as he was called, had achieved athletic success in wrestling, gymnastics, cricket and soccer throughout his life at Curries Fountain. |
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| First Aid study group at Sastri College |
Tucked away in the suburb of Greyville sits Sastri College, one of the province’s most important educational and historical institutions. |
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| First Class Indian Midwives |
Indian Midwives |
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| First female student to be Capped at a graduation at Salisbury |
University of Durban-Westville |
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First five years of the Fahey agreement | |
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First fully elected South African Indian Council newspaper cuttings |
Newspaper cuttings on the South African Indian Council |
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First fully elected South African Indian Council newspaper cuttings file1 |
Anti-South African Indian Council newspaper cuttings |
| First Government Indian School Umgeni |
In 1896, the first government recognised Indian school offering lessons in English was opened. |
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| First Indian Cricket Club Westville |
Dimensions 941 x 675 |
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| First Indian Cricket Club Westville 1904 |
Dimensions 1055 x 723 |
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| First Indian Football Club Westville |
1025 x 726 |
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| First Indian Football Club Westville 1904 |
Dimensions 1015x696 |