By Edwin Naidu. The Natal Indian Congress recently celebrated its 130th anniversary at Sastri College in Durban. It was a gathering of stalwarts who reminisced about the good old days while also ...

This Janus-faced gaze fed into allegations of an Indian cabal which surfaced in the 1980s and which continues to live into the present ... The Natal Indian Congress, ...

The Natal Indian Congress (NIC) Organising Committee has concluded its year-long programme marking the 130th anniversary of the organisation’s founding. A final report, adopted after extensive ...

The Natal Indian Congress was established in 1894 to fight discrimination against Indians in the Natal Colony and later what became the Natal Province. Here is the last speech drafted by Pravin ...

Seventy-five years ago this month, The Natal Indian Congress, led by Dr Monty Naicker, launched its campaign of passive resistance as a protest against the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian ...

I felt curious grief, gut-wrenching sadness at the passing of a woman I did not know and had never me ...

The Natal Indian Congress’ campaign said a loud and overwhelming no to racist division and racial exclusion of the African majority through President PW Botha’s neo-apartheid ‘Koornhof Bills’.

New India under its pradhan sevak has striven hard to bury the Mahatma’s legacy. But the threat of effacement to, or, indeed, the reassessment of, what that remarkable man left behind is not limited ...