Gandhi-Luthuli Documentation Centre
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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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Assignment: Seminar Topics |
POLITICAL SCIENCE HONOURS |
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Assisted emigration documents and letters |
South African Indian Congress |
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Assisted Indian emigration documents -1928/1929 |
Report/letters - 1928/1929 |
| At a beach cottage , Treasure Beach, 1958 |
From left: NT Naicker's brother and wife; Mrs Peppy Rawat (Jhb); Billy Nair; Poomoney Moodley |
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| At a beach cottage, Treasure Beach (owned by Parmesir of Sasco Sweets |
From left:Sonny Morgan (Crimson League); Lalla (Lalla Textiles); Errol Shanley; Mohan; Poomoney Moodley (seated) |
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| At a beach cottage, Treasure Beach, 1958. |
Left: Billy Nair's sister |
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| At a beach cottage, Treasure Beach, 1958. |
From Left: Nathoo (TIC); 3rd Dr Monty Naicker; 4th Errol Shanley; 5th Billy Nair; seated Debi Singh |
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| At a beach cottage, Treasure Beach, 1958. |
Standing: Nathoo? (TIC); Ayob Khan (NIC), Verulam; seated: MJ Naidoo and his wife, Sanna |
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| At a beach cottage, Treasure beach, 1958. |
Seated: Errol Shanley; 3rd George Sewpersad and members of the NIC & TIC |
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At the interview with General Smuts in No.3 Committee Room.... |
Occupation: In all his many years acquaintance with this difficult question this was the first occasion on which the Indians had agreed any....... |
| At Treasure Beach |
From left: Dr Monty Naicker; 'Coetzee' Naicker (brother of MP) with fist raised; Yakoob Khan; Prem Meherchand; Debi Singh,seated |
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| Athlete from Sastri College |
Photograph of an athlete at Sastri College |
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| Athletic at Curries Fountain |
“Curries” a name associated to the vibrant stadium in the struggle days, particularly in the 1960’s and 1970’s, influenced the interaction of Black people within a socio-political and cultural environment in Durban and South Africa. |
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| Athletics - Sastri College |
Group photograph of Sastri College athletics |
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| Athletics course held at Curries Fountain |
“Curries” a name associated to the vibrant stadium in the struggle days, particularly in the 1960’s and 1970’s, influenced the interaction of Black people within a socio-political and cultural environment in Durban and South Africa. |
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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 |