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… Ellen Woman of the Year. The Universities of Natal, Port Elizabeth and Witwatersrand awarded her honorary doctorates …

… to 1996 and the director the Legal Resources Centre in Port Elizabeth in 1985.   Bam’s current positions include Judge …

… Womens stay-away in Port Alfred …

… first recognised through her association with the renowned Port Elizabeth playwright Athol Fugard .   Bryceland joined the …

… seen by Dr Benjamin Tucker , chief district surgeon of Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, and his assistant, Dr Ivor Lang, who … police to drive Biko 700 miles (almost 1130 km) from Port Elizabeth to a prison hospital in Pretoria. Lang further …

… born on the 6th of October in 1957. He was originally from Port Elizabeth . He was the son of Charity Kondile (mother) and … Dumile Kondile (father) who was the Chief Magistrate of Port Elizabeth and who later became a judge on the Natal …

… he was soon supplying meat and provisions to dealers in Port Elizabeth and Cape Town. He also secured a long-term contract … commercial instinct, and continued to trade eastward with Port Natal and Mauritius. He then travelled to Port Louis, …

… Botha, a 30-year old teacher at Paterson High School, Port Elizabeth, was detained on 10 December under Section 22 of … which housed the Head Quarters of the Security Police in Port Elizabeth. The police claimed he had jumped down a …

… Hospital and later transferred to Livingstone Hospital in Port Elizabeth. In 1974, Ramphele was charged under the … and departure. Ramphele left Lenyenye in 1984 to go to Port Elizabeth where she was offered a job at Livingstone …

… Professor Sir Raymond (Bill) Hoffenberg was born in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Province (now Eastern Cape) on 16 March 1923. He went to school in Port Elizabeth and excelled at sport. Later in life, he …

… Art Gallery, Kimberley, King George VI Art Gallery, Port Elizabeth and SA National Gallery, Cape Town, Pierneef and … Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George VI Art Gallery, Port Elizabeth, National Cultural History and Open-Air …

… finally retired from her music career and after stints in Port Elizabeth , Durban and Cape Town , eventually moved to …

… His father was a first-class cricketer and editor of the Port Elizabeth Herald. Pollock attended Grey High School, a well- …

… In 2004, 36 years after his death, the University of Port Elizabeth conferred a doctorate in literature on Archibald …

…  and Jones were arrested in Grahamstown , but separated in Port Elizabeth . Jones was held at the Algoa Park police cells. …

… Dick King (Richard Philip) returned to Port Natal on board the Conch after his heroic rescue … Dick King returns home after securing help for Port Natal …

… The first directors’ meeting of Albany Shipping is held in Port Frances (later Port Alfred), eastern Cape. …

… No to rape, say Port Alfred women …

… The British Royal Family – King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and their daughters, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret – …

… Power in Colonial Africa by Elizabeth A. Eldredge …

… in the wool trade, soon migrated with his business to Port Elizabeth, the country's principal wool-shipping centre. … she earned two medals, a gold and a silver. Returning to Port Elizabeth with her new skills, she inspired an amateur …

… Rev. G. B. Molefe, principal of Newell High School, Port Elizabeth and Presbyterian minister; H.J.E. Dumbrell, …

… Dave Hartman was born in 1961 in Port Elizabeth , Eastern Province (now Eastern Cape) where he grew …

… Offices of the BPC. He was detained for three months in Port Elizabeth under Section 6 of the Terrorism Act. He was …

… was made possible with the support of the British Academy Elizabeth van der Heyden, known as Betty or sometimes Liz, … Abrahams as president and Neville Alexander as editor; in Elizabeth’s recollection, they were the main speakers and … (1). [6] Drew, interview with van der Heyden, 8 June 2018; Elizabeth van der Heyden, Unsworn statement, pp. 1517-8, …

… Governor George Napier attempts to reoccupy Port Natal …

… he left Fort Hare in 1960 to commence his articles in Port Elizabeth. He was also tasked by the ANC to serve as a link …

… on 2-3 March 1952, 8 June 1952 and 23 October 1953; in Port Elizabeth, on 13 April 1952 and 27 September 1952; in King …

… she had come from Ethiopia to the South African city of Port Elizabeth . Bisho was one of a group of Ethiopian slaves … carrying Ethiopians to the slave markets in the Arabian port of Jeddah. Sold for maize Commander Gissing's mission …

… anti-apartheid action by local students. The University of Port Elizabeth, a notorious Broederbond stronghold, was the first … daughter with devastating effect. During his sojourn at Port Elizabeth, Franco was able to develop many of his ideas …