Apartheid Legislation in South Africa
Starting in 1948, the Nationalist Government in South
Africa enacted laws to define and enforce segregation.

Letter to Ron, Eileen and Bernard from Phyllis Naidoo

Lack of development in the de facto Indian residential areas encouraged,
in the early 1940's, a growing nwnber of prosperous Indians to buy homes,
for both residential and investment purposes, in the predominantly European

The TIC (Transvaal Indian congress) was first called the TBIA (Transvaal British Indian Association) which was founded in 1903. The organization was later named the TIC when India was no longer under British control.

Letter to Maggie, Harold, Suzie and Jo from Phyllis Naidoo

Letter to Jerry and Nomalisa congratulating them on the birth of their baby boy

In South Africa, as nowhere else, sports boycott made a great contribution to liberation. The Indian community can be proud that Indian sportspersons and administrators were in the vanguard of this front of the anti-apartheid struggle.

South Africans who originate from the Indian sub- continent form a distinct minority group, identifiable by history, race, culture and status, and subjected to specific discrimination.

Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to Mrs Cowley