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… Photography: South Africa Through the Lens,” Staffrider (Johannesburg: Raven Press, 1983), 36; and Transcript of … 9 1986, 132 of transcript. 12 Omar Badsha, Imijondolo (Johannesburg: Afrapix, 1987 ), 1. 13 Kenya Tomaselli, Ruth … and Ivan Vladislavic, Ten Years of Staffrider: 1978-1988, (Johannesburg: Raven Press, 1988), i and 263. 21 Ingrid …

… my bans would end and I would be free again, free to leave Johannesburg, to attend meetings. The last year had brought … daily journeys to Pretoria for the treason trial. We left Johannesburg at dawn on 1 May after the expiry of my ban at … anywhere I chose, with whom I chose, no longer confined to Johannesburg or banned from gatherings. I was excited about …

… great historical importance not only in the development of Johannesburg but also as the home and studio of the most …

… shares were listed in the Steel and Allied Sector of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Iscor bought USCO's steel …

… we went to the altar. The treason trial, confined to Johannesburg, the debts that were piling up, the inability to …

… Nelson Mandela Museum; the Constitution Hill project in Johannesburg at the Fort in Hillbrow; and a project called …

… of it! For instance, at Vrededorp (City of Peace!) near Johannesburg, women demonstrators fought pitched battles with … It was from her that we learnt that the women of Johannesburg had co-ordinated their action with that of the … the Pretoria march. Some went to Native Commissioners in Johannesburg, finally to city councillors. The protest to the …

… of Touwsrivier , on the Main Route to and from Cape Town , Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth The De Doorns Farm was bought …

… an archaeologist at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, has been excavating at Sibudu, uncovering …

… mapping the rupture in South Africa’s labour landscape. Johannesburg: Wits University Press. Buhlungu, S. 2006. … conference of the SCIS, University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 5–6 September 2018. Erwin, A. … Under Apartheid. Webster, E. and Pampallis, K. (eds.) Johannesburg: Wits University Press. Foster, J. 1982. The …

… including a nightly curfew which kept the night life in Johannesburg relatively small for a city of its size (then … of Sophiatown to townships such as Soweto, outside Johannesburg. Sophiatown was razed and the white suburb of …

… and white jazz musicians were moving between Durban, Johannesburg, Margate and Cape Town. As Ibrahim described in … pot of Sophiatown, the legendary demolished suburb of Johannesburg. There for the first time in South African …

… - disillusioned by the new liberal democratic order in Johannesburg - moves to the remote Eastern Cape, he is drawn … demonstrated through Camagu’s description of a soulless Johannesburg “ruled by greed” (Mda, 2000, p. 227) therefore … of Macroeconomic Policy Reform in South Africa. In: Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand.|Latouche, S., …

… History Online  Ruth First was born on May 4, 1925 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Her parents were Jewish … her education at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, from 1942 to 1946. There Ruth graduated with a …

… the Pale: Essays on the History of Colonial South Africa, Johannesburg: Wits University Press, p.228.) The Bantustan …

… lodgers' permits. The third campaign was masterminded in Johannesburg from 1954-1956, culminating in the march in 1956 …

… after a police raid on a gay party in a suburb of Johannesburg in 1966. Amendments to the Immorality Act …

… part in the conflict. At the cessation of hostilities, the Johannesburg and Pretoria areas were under the jurisdiction …

… They also considered them to be undisciplined and weak. In Johannesburg in the 1950s, crime was a day-to-day reality, …

… Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) held its first conference in Johannesburg . At this conference, it was announced that the …

… 1963, the police swooped on Liliesleaf Farm in Rivonia, a Johannesburg suburb where Ahmed Kathrada and other “banned” …

… Director of the KZNSA Gallery,Exhibitions Curator at the Johannesburg Art Gallery, Curatorial Consultant at Freedom …

… the Resistors to the Transvaal cars and saw them go off to Johannesburg. A few policemen, one of them apparently the … the notorious Biggarsberg-Kalebas stretch on the Durban-Johannesburg road was in a hellish state. Hours and hours of … themselves with glory in Italy cannot go to Cape Town or Johannesburg without a permit. Is that the brand of Union …

… us. On two occasions, while being moved from Volksrust to Johannesburg and Pretoria respectively, he was marched from … struggle was gathering, had him brought by train, from Johannesburg, to his offices in Pretoria to work out a … Gandhi spent his first term of imprisonment in the Fort in Johannesburg, so did I - in the hospital section as an …

… Islamic Society [HIS] , a benevolent organisation, in Johannesburg was established in July 1906. It was founded by … Maulana Syed Ahmed Mukhtar [imam of the 'Surti' Masjid, Johannesburg]. The Society was opposed to all forms of … 73 The Jami'atul 'Ulama' Transvaal was founded in 1923 in Johannesburg. This was the first 'ulama' body to be …

… the Eastern Cape at Qunu where he came as a young man to Johannesburg, a Johannesburg that made him to grow to this towering leader of … why he could combine the life in Qunu and the life in Johannesburg and there is no contradiction to Madiba. He …

… INDUSTRIAL UNIONS IN 1925 Baking Employees’ Association Johannesburg Tramwaymen’s Union Mineral Water Employees’ … 2 000 Hotel, Bar and Catering Trades Employees’ Union 100 Johannesburg Municipal Transport Workers’ Union 600 Port … workers was the 1928 strike at the Ideal Laundry, in Johannesburg, when all the black workers struck in support of …

… meeting of the Indian-South African people was convened in Johannesburg in September 1906 as a response to the … First Martyrs of Satyagraha', ibid) From Port Elizabeth to Johannesburg; from the plantations of Tongaat and Verulam to … Mahatma Gandhi when he addressed a Satyagraha meeting in Johannesburg in 1908: "If we look into the future [of South …

… two thousand garment workers crowded into the Selborne Johannesburg, to decide whom to support. The indignation e … a garment worker in Vrededorp, a working-class suburb of Johannesburg. Eight workers were present. Grobbelaar made a … worker in Potchefstroom for some time and then came to Johannesburg. There the union found her a job at more than …

… of even the poorest Afrikaners who lived in the slums of Johannesburg. People who stayed in South Africa during the … outside the gaol of Boksburg (a town 16 miles east of Johannesburg), the incensed workers seized rifles and for a … to twenty thousand people assembled inside and outside the Johannesburg Town Hall to welcome the released workers. Six …