Gandhi-Luthuli Documentation Centre
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Apartheid_Educational_System |
No justice-loving and fair-minded person can deny that the grievances of the school-going population, as in 1976 is valid and indisputable. H hat they deserve the support and backing of all parents and the communities is equally vital. |
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Art by pupils attending Natal Indian Schools from 1940 to 1965 |
Art by pupils attending Natal Indian Schools from 1940 to 1965 |
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Article by Roger Bagley |
Newspaper cutting |
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Articles from the Mercury during 1902 on Cycling and Football |
Sport - Articles from the Mercury during 1902 on cycling and football |
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Articles on Sam Ramsamy |
Press cuttings on Sam Ramsamy |
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Arya Yukuk Sabha - 80 Anniversary |
In 1912, a small group of young men, concerned about the quality of life of their community, constituted an organization called the "Arya Yuvuk Sabha "AYS".... |
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Arya Yuvuk Sabha 80 Anniversary |
80th Anniversary - ARYA YUVUK SABHA |
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Aryan Benevolent Home 1921 - 1987 |
The earlier part of the twentieth century in this country, did not contain examples of mutual aid movements for Indians. |
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Aspects of family life in the South African Indian Community. |
In different parts of the world there are social workers and other professionals who see their main task in tending those who, in the midst of plenty, have fallen by the wayside. Committed professionals can carry out this work only if they are equipped for it. |
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Assessment of the role of Indian women in South African family-owned businesses |
The objective of this report was to gain a better understanding of the role of Indian women in South African Indian family-owned businesses. Thirty, semi-structured, in-depth interviews were conducted. |
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Attitudes of South African Indians towards Disciplining in the Child-Rearing Process |
ASPECTS OF FAMILY LIFE |
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Attitudes of South African Indians towards Disciplining in the Child-Rearing Process |
Discipline as a integral part of the child-rearing process has been neglected in South African social science literature, but its significance as an aspect of the socialization process cannot be ignored. |
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Attitudes of South African Indians towards Westernisation and its Effects on the Indian Family in South Africa |
When a group of people emigrate to a new country with a |
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Attitudes of South African Indians towards Westernization and its Effects on their Family Life |
When a group of people emigrate to a new country with a strong cultural environment, one of several possible affects may occur. There could be a deliberate striving to retain the cultural traits inherited from the homelands. |
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B D Lalla : a biography - Fiat Lux August 1978, p23 |
B D Lalla : a biography |
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Background to Indian South African |
The history of Indian South Africans begin as early as 1652 with the arrival of Muslim exiles at the Cape under the Dutch East India Company Rule. |
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Bamboo square : a documentary narrative of the 'Indian and Native cantonment' at the Point , 1873-1903 |
The urban poor and their condition has not been a specially popular theme in |
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Banning Orders |
list of individuals with banning orders |
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Between Apartheid and Neoliberalism in Durban’s Indian Quarter |
A drive from Durban's beaches towards the once bustling ''Indian quarter''will lead to a confluence of three streets: Monty Naicker, Alfred Bitini Xuma, and Yusuf Dadoo. |
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Between black and white: A case study of the KwaZulu-Natal Cricket Union |
223 different in KwaZulu-Natal, for example, with its large Indian population, than at the Pretoria-based Titans franchise, where whites are dominant, or in the Eastern Cape which has substantial African involvement in cricket. |