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… Douglas Chadwick Thompson was born on 8 August 1905 to David Chadwick Thompson and Kitty Brettle in Manchester, England. In 1907 … the family left Manchester and moved to Pretoria where Thompson did his primary school education and upon completion … Douglas Chadwick Thompson …

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… Thompson Dhlamini was Chief Vuna Miya’s erstwhile chief … Thompson Dhlamini …

… Helen Newton Thompson, an anti-apartheid political activist and founding … was done to artificially enlarge the Senate. [2] Newton Thompson was outraged as she knew that this would increase … of the Separate Representation of Voter’s Bill , Newton Thompson, together with Jean Sinclair , Ruth Foley , …

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… at Wits. Cheadle is currently the Director of Cheadle Thompson and Haysom Attorneys. He was recently appointed to … New Labour Relations Act(1989 with Edwin Cameron and Clive Thompson) Fundamental Rights in the New Constitution(1997 …

… Cumulative Significance of Changes among Africans," in L. Thompson and J. Butler (eds.),Change in Contem­porary South …

… to the sender Bheki Mlangeni of the law firm Cheadle, Thompson and Haysom, Johannesburg. At the time, Mlangeni and … • Bell T. & Ntsebeza D. B. (2001). Unfinished Business: South Africa, Apartheid & …

… showing with SASA was in 1921. His biographer Joyce Newton Thompson makes no reference at all to any of these SASA …

… nickname ‘Bible Steyn'. Both Steyn's parents were awarded D. Phil degrees honoris causa by the University of … in 1950, after clerking to the later Chief Justice Ogilvie Thompson. The early years were not easy. He lectured … admitted). He went to see a close friend, Julian Ogilvie Thompson, and asked if Anglo's Chairman's Fund might perhaps …

… His first job in January 1953, after finishing his Ph.D. was as a chemist for African Film Productions. Ronnie was … of his release, Rusty Bernstein, Joe Slovo, the Rev.D.C.Thompson, Leon Levy, and Press. Press went back to the Union … group was a comrade Mavuso who lived in Springs.   The Rev Thompson also lived in Springs with his family.  Occasionally …

… at Girton College, Cambridge, and graduated with a Ph.D. from Cambridge at the age of 26. She married Godfrey … on Langa with Archie Mafeje (1965) and worked with Leonard Thompson to produce the landmark Oxford History of South …

… Ceylon, Singapore and Australia. According to Leonard Thompson: ‘He was also keenly aware of the relative decline … Percy Fitzpatrick and the Chamber of Mines. According to Thompson: ‘Milner saw Johannesburg as the real centre of the … The Associated Newspapers Ltd, Carmelite House|Leonard Thompson, The History of South Africa, Third Edition, Yale …

… in the open veld in Limehill. She approached a friend, Ian Thompson, who was a Presbyterian priest, Cosmas Desmond (also …

… said, ‘is a seat sold to the Boers.’ According to Leonard Thompson, ‘The raid having failed, Chamberlain concluded that …

… Her work impressed, among others, the literary critic D. J. Opperman. [5] Krige continually encouraged her writing … Heyningen and J. A. Berthoud: Uys Krige. pp. 18-19. ? [12] D. J. Opperman: Digters van Dertig. pp. 260-263. ? [13] J. C. … Heyningen and J. A. Berthoud: Uys Krige. p. 35. ? [50] L. Thompson: A history of South Africa. p. 177. ? [51] J. C. …

… of South Africa from 1795 to 1872. ’ [14] In 1827, George Thompson, a traveller, made observations of the reputation of …

… Harry, one of the workers, was elected Chair­man and M.P. Thompson was elected as an organiser. After a few weeks, the …