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… scheme, which the bosses operated at the time. In 1955, he went to Natal University, which used to be called …

… Luthuli , Father Trevor Huddleston and Yusuf Dadoo in 1955, Lilian Ngoyi in 1982, Nelson Mandela and Helen Joseph …

… and attended the Congress of the People at Kliptown in 1955 where 3,000 representatives of resistance organisations …

… Natal University College, a position she held from 1945 to 1955. She established part-time classes in the disciplines of …

… until Grade Ten, when he left for economic reasons in 1955. His Grade Ten exams were the last integrated … The New Age   and The Torch .  After leaving education in 1955, Van Wyk began to take on menial jobs in order to keep …

… Adam Glasser was born on the 20th September, 1955 in Cambridge, England, then later moved to Johannesburg, …

… Department. He made a research trip to South Africa in 1955 and became a Foreign Service Officer on his return. …

… arts industry began as an usher at the Brook Theatre in 1955, where he worked for five years, rising through the …

… around Cape Town, namely, Blouvlei and Elsies River. In 1955, Thornton was part of a delegation that was stopped by …

… to exist and Mahabane served as vice-president until 1955. Mahabane's second term as president-general of the ANC …

… Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka was born on 3rd November 1955 in Claremont, Durban in Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal ). She …

… Campaign and given a nine-month suspended sentence. In 1955 he attended the Bandung conference of Third World …

… of the union, particularly the Medical Benefit Fund. In 1955, Rebecca was charged with breaking her banning order by …

… Lloyd Spencer was born in South Africa in 1955. As a teenager, he had developed and printed his own …

… of South African Communist Party and on 28th September 1955 Athol was banned from participated in all political …

… the education clause to the assembled delegates.  In 1955 he received the first of two successive five-year …

… in 1954. She attended the Congress of the People in June 1955, which adopted the Freedom Charter . In 1956, she was …

… from 1935 to 1938. Monica revisited these places in 1955 and then published Good Company: A Study of Nyakyusa …

… ten years and active in other welfare bodies. On 26 June 1955 the second day of the meeting of the Congress of the …

… of the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW).  In 1955, she skipped the country without legal papers to …

… the school. After completing his high school education in 1955 Mabizela had to work for two years as his family could …

… Tsiri (1942), Mahlontebe series (1952) and Nkotsana (1955) are still widely read in Northern Sotho schools. Madiba …

… of 34 he was admitted to the University of Fort Hare in 1955 where enrolled to study Law. Makiwane continued with his …

… he continued teaching until returning to Transvaal in 1955. By this time, Mothopeng was no longer working as a …

… of the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW).  In 1955, she skipped the country without legal papers to …

… the school. After completing his high school education in 1955 Mabizela had to work for two years as his family could …

… Bantu Education Act in 1954. He also participated in the 1955 campaign for the adoption of the Freedom Charter , the …

… Lipman’s arguably greatest contribution occurred during 1955 when he contributed towards the Freedom Charter, with …