Okuqukethwe Ibhodi laseMelika leMishini Ukusungulwa kwe kolishi i-Adams College Abake bafunda kulesikole IBantu Education Act ka-1953 Ibhodi laseMelika leMishini UDkt Newton Adams wekolishi I Adams, ngaphansi kwe-American Board of Missions, wasungula isikole ngasemfuleni e-Amanzimtoti eningizimu yeTheku, esigcine sesaziwa nge-Adams College. U-RK Myeza, owake waba ngumfundi wase-Adams College futhi ongusomlando owayekhona I Adams isungulwa wabhala wathi: … Read more
Contents Communal Settlement The Phoenix Settlement, established by Mahatma Gandhi in 1904, is situated on the north-western edge of Inanda, some 20 kilometres north of Durban. Sita Gandhi writes: “My grandfather’s farm … was fifteen miles away from the city, and in those days around us were plantations of sugar cane fields. Over 100 acres of land was … Read more
Phoenix, some 20km northwest of central Durban, was established as township in 1976. But is said to be one of the oldest Indian settlements in South Africa, with indentured labourers from sugar cane plantations making their homes here decades ago. Today Phoenix is a thriving community. But, like many other South African townships very little … Read more
Contents American Board of Missions Adams College founded Alumni Bantu Education Act of 1953 American Board of Missions Adams College’s CrestDr Newton Adams, under the auspices of the American Board of Missions, established a school in the catchment area of the Amanzimtoti River south of Durban, that that would eventually be known as Adams College. … Read more
Phoenix, some 20km northwest of central Durban, was established as township in 1976. But is said to be one of the oldest Indian settlements in South Africa, with indentured labourers from sugar cane plantations making their homes here decades ago. Today Phoenix is a thriving community. But, like many other South African townships very little … Read more
Inanda Seminary, founded by the American Board of Missions (ABM) in 1869 forms an integral part of the history of Inanda. Situated 25 kilometres north west of Durban, it became the first secondary school exclusively for African girls in southern Africa. Its reputation grew rapidly and the school soon attracted students from across the continent. … Read more