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Much has been written about anti-apartheid resistance by the marginalized people of South Africa, as well as its violent repression by security forces in urban areas (e.g. Sharpeville massacre; Soweto riots). Very little attention has been paid to resistance by rural people. The Mpondo Revolts, which began in the 1950's and reached a climax in 1960, rank among the most significant rural resistances in South Africa. Here Mpondo villagers emphatically rejected the introduction of Bantu Authorities and unpopular rural land use planning that meant loss of land. The volume presents a fresh understanding of the uprising; as well as its meaning and significance then and now, particularly relating to land, rural governance, party politics and the agency of the marginalized.

Apartheid --- Blacks --- Segregation --- South Africa --- Africa, South --- History --- Politics and government --- Race relations. --- Rural conditions. --- Race question --- Pondo Revolt, South Africa, 1960-1963. --- Mpondo Revolt, South Africa, 1960-1963 --- National movements --- anno 1960-1969 --- Black people

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Land tenure --- Biodiversity conservation. --- Sustainable development. --- Indigenous peoples --- Développement durable. --- Biodiversité --- Environmental aspects. --- Land tenure. --- Conservation des ressources.