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… of the District Committee of the Communist Party in Johannesburg. They were subsequently convicted and given …

… Research and Practice (CSRP) at the University of Johannesburg. He is a former trade unionist and was the …

… was held with the other male detainees at the old Fort in Johannesburg.1 Our cells in the men’s section of the prison … still stands in the grounds of the Constitutional Court in Johannesburg, where the Fort once stood, probably viewed … branch went looking for him, extending their search beyond Johannesburg to communist veterans Ray and Jack Simons who …

… and sympathisers. 91 but soon the ugly moments seen in Johannesburg in 1916 and later, caused by the hooligan riots … unique in their nature, were very similar to those of the Johannesburg-based Communist League led by Andrew Dunbar who … and the SDF and the "so-called Communists' (presumably the Johannesburg ISL) were described as irrelevant, because they …

… Gwangwa, who was born on 19 October 1937 in Orlando East, Johannesburg, and died on 23 January 2021 in Johannesburg aged 83. Through 65 years on stage, Gwangwa’s … in the Father Huddleston Band at St Peter’s College in Johannesburg. When instruments were allocated he hoped for a …

… and in 1904 the 'Transvaal Technical Institute' opened in Johannesburg with an emphasis on Mining Education. Classes … the Arts and Sciences as part of the TUC, with its seat in Johannesburg. The first four professors were: Prof H. Th. … Pretoria became an independent institution apart from the Johannesburg institute, which became known as 'the South …

… Similar title changes occurred around the country. In Johannesburg, African mine clerks previously involved with the Johannesburg Bantu Football Association and the moribund … Bakers Cup in Durban in 1932 and then traveled to Johannesburg's Bantu Sports Club to defend its national title …

… spot. This is one of the most accessible reserves to the Johannesburg and Pretoria areas which makes for an excellent …

… Vanderbijlpark is south of Johannesburg , on the banks of the Vaal River . It is …

… and lies in what is known as the East Rand, South East of Johannesburg . Whilst there Gold Mines have recently been …

… 1931, two thousand, two hundred and eighty-nine workers in Johannesburg and Germiston stopped work. There was not a … general strike presented numerous unforeseen problems. In Johannesburg, about fifteen hundred strikers assembled at the … led the strikers in a demonstration through the streets of Johannesburg, singing folk songs and shouting slogans. The …

… their lives. In Soweto, a black township just outside Johannesburg, defiance came at a terrible cost. South African … and we [should] go back home.” Students run from police in Johannesburg on June 17, 1976, as they protest authorities …

… one of the coffee carts that African workers in Johannesburg would visit for tea, lunch, conversation and … of these carts, made from castoff materials from white Johannesburg. By 1965, though, the carts, long deplored by …

… a trumpeter, and from him, in gigs, and at the central Johannesburg rehearsal and education space of Dorkay House, … learned dancing and music. The metropolitan pull of Johannesburg and Soweto drew both musicians to the city. …

… five-year banning order under the Internal Security Act at Johannesburg airport shortly before he was to fly to the … a phone call from the news editor of the Sunday Times in Johannesburg, Hans Strydom, saying he had heard a rumour that …

… combined South African universities team. Called to the Johannesburg Bar in May 1956, he took silk in July 1971. In … he was a natural leader at the Bar. Twice chairman of the Johannesburg Bar, and for five years Vice-Chairman of the …

… taken an office at 9 Berea Street, City and Suburban, Johannesburg, from where these trade unions are being … Johannesburg, …

… May 30, 1932. T. W. Thibedi P. O. Box 4143 Johannesburg, So. Africa. Dear Comrade:- We sincerely welcome … obtained by Vanguard Booksellers, 51a Van Brandes Street, Johannesburg, So.Africa. We will send you a complete set (one …

… will come from poverty, if anything. Our largest city, Johannesburg, was not founded on the banks of a flowing … of neighbouring Lesotho. We needed more water for Johannesburg;Lesotho needed electricity for its rural …

… “Without Visible Means of Substance: Slumyard Culture in Johannesburg, 1918-1940”. In Belinda Bozzoli (ed.), Town and Countryside in the Transvaal. Johannesburg, Raven, 1983, p.159. Increased urbanisation also …

… shortly a deputation of the British Indian Association at Johannesburg. Mr. Loveday it was who stated that … to prove the statement above referred to. The mayor of Johannesburg made another statement when he was here. He is …

… Pass and was the old route north between Cape Town and Johannesburg , which was later replaced by the N1 highway, …

… of the photographs, which are arranged by theme (Mines, Johannesburg, Afrikaaners and so on), depends on the …

… 2019 will take place at two sponsoring universities (in Johannesburg and Pretoria) in a formal conference setting. …

… Town is not as sleepy as it sounds. Thus not too far from Johannesburg , Vryburg is a large(ish) Town that finds itself …

… of Race Relations. (1989). Race Relations Survey 1988/89, Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations. …

… South Africa? How did apartheid shape urban development in Johannesburg? 2. Find Information Gather relevant materials …

… from the 10th Floor of the security police building in Johannesburg in 1971. The documentary is narrated by Timol's …

… this body (which had reopened its office at Feneira Street Johannesburg) were before the Executive. One was contained in …

… in Stone. Unravelling the Mystery of Great Zimbabwe . Johannesburg, Witswatersrand University Press, 1987. …