Moodley
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Election 99: Was There a 'Coloured' and 'Indian' Vote? |
In the Run‐up to the 1999 elections, both academia and the media assumed that there would be a ‘coloured’ and ‘Indian’ vote. This article challenges this assumption through a disaggregation of the election results. |
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Report from the Protector of Indian Immigrants to Colonial Secretary dated |
Colonial Secretary. Much of the information finished in the Boards remarks on the defects adverted to by the commission was derived, necessarily from me I can therefore say very little to Supplement those remarks. |
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Indentured Indian Immigration to Natal, 1860- 1870 with special reference to the Hindu Caste System and its implications |
To the people of the West, the inhabitants of India are the least understood and the mosteasily misunderstood of all men. |
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Indentured Indian Immigration to Natal, 1860- 1870 with special reference to the Hindu Caste System and its implications |
While much i s w r i t t e n about the Indians from the time they came t o South |
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An exploration of the reasons surrounding Indian businesswomen's involvement in home-based business in Shallcross |
The topic of this study is “An exploration of the reasons surrounding Indian |
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Major factors contributing to the sustainable profitability of South African Indian family businesses |
Indians arrived in South Africa since 1860 predominantly as indentured labourers. Despite over a century of pointed hostility towards Indian entrepreneurs, they managed to endure hardship and thrive. Today they run some of the most successful family businesses in South Africa. |
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A brief biography of my maternal grandfather Mr Rangasamy Pillay who was a professional sienne netter for approximately sixty years |
Indians have been. engaged in the fishing industry of Durban from about 1865 - 1870. The base of their operations was originally from Salisbury Island , situated in Durban Bay, but the. date of their initial settlement on the Island is uncertain. |
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Postcolonial feminisms speaking through an 'accented' cinema : the construction of Indian women in the films of Mira Nair and Deepa Mehta (Thesis, 2004) |
This thesis proposes that the merging of the theories of ‘accented’ cinema and postcolonial feminisms allows for the establishment of a theoretical framework for the analysis of (what will be argued for) an emerging postcolonial feminist film practice. |