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… the Marota people (commonly called Bapedi) who originated from the Bakgatla of the Western Transvaal. Sekhukhune, like  … brother, and legitimate heir, Mampuru was forced to flee from the Kingdom. As a result of lack of legitimacy, he built … support base and gave him legitimacy. To defend his empire from the encroaching European colonization, Sekhukhune sent …

… When the Government threatened to take the vote away from Coloured people he helped to organise the Franchise … Alliance. He served as the SACPO’s general secretary from 1954 until 1961, when the government served banning … wing of the organisation. He first went to Tanzania and from there to London. In 1969, at the ANC's Morogoro …

… Durban in Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal ). She matriculated from Ohlange High School in Inanda and enrolled with the … she lectured at the Mpumalanga Teachers Training College, from 1980 to 1981 and taught at Ohlange High School from 1981 to 1983. Mlambo-Ngcuka obtained qualifications in …

… impressed by his performance secured him a scholarship from Adams College near Durban. At the Adams College he trained as a teacher from 1933 till 1935. One of his teachers at the Adams College … exams with a distinction in Latin via correspondence. From Natal Lembede moved to the Orange Free State to teach …

… six boys and three girls. Following traditions passed down from her mother and grandmother, she learned traditional … open-air museum of Ndebele culture. In 1986, researchers from Paris who were travelling the world to document … followed she exhibited work in countries around the world, from Mexico to Switzerland to Australia. With the goal of …

… opposition politics for over a decade, attracting notice from the beginning of his political career because of his … He served in the British colonial service in Basutoland from 1941 to 1952, during which time he became fluent in … was served with banning orders,barring him for five years from attending gatherings of more than two people and a …

… district of the Eastern Transvaal, he graduated from St. Peter's Secondary School in Johannesburg in 1945 and … of Arts (B.A.) degree in English and teacher's diploma from Fort Hare in 1948. A leader of the African National … and also toured in Britain, Czechoslovakia, and Bulgaria. From 1955 to 1958 he taught at the independent Central Indian …

… attended Durban's Arthur Blaxall School for the Blind from 1956 to 1966. From 1967 to 1969 he studied for a BA and from 1970 to 1972, completed an LLB at the University … Concourt,  Justice Zak Yacoob , from the  Constitutional Court , [online] Available at  …

… press conference held in Pretoria after he and Archbishop Tutu and Rev Boesak met with President De Klerk. …

… Four former cabinet ministers from the apartheid era appeared before the Truth and … about at the time and for instructions coming allegedly from them. Their answers were met with dismay by the … disappearing. Click here to read a statement by Archbishop Tutu, Chairman, TRC, Military and Political leaders to give …

… The early 1980s There was little change in the situation from the late 1970s to the early 1980s in South Africa. After … it under some measure of control. With leaders from the 1976 uprising either imprisoned or exiled, the liberation … in the face of opposition from the right. Although the 1976 Uprising led to some whites calling for reform and an …

… A2 red, black on white litho; photo Archbishop Desmond Tutu; Text: Nobel Peace Prize Winner 1984; UDF Celebrates; …

… father was Mantatisi, who was expelled by King Shaka Zulu from the area he had conquered. In 1821 his father attacked a … their headman and retaliation followed by the Amahlubi from Natal. The Batlokwa people fled taking along small … but in the same year was forced to return cattle stolen from Dingaan. Between 1846 and 1852 there were raiding from …

… a BA Honours degree and University Education Diploma from Rhodes University, an MA in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from Oxford University, and a Bachelor of Philosophy from York University. He obtained his PhD from the University …

… colour. Military career At the age of 17 he sneaked away from home and sailed to the Caribbean Islandof Dominica, for adventure. From there he went to France to join the Free French Forces … to dance with Black soldiers who fought to free them from Nazi occupation. Psychiatrist and Soldier While serving …

… - September 1967). He holds a BSc (entomology/biology) from the University of Zambia and was also educated in the … Ethiopia.  He has worked for the UN World Food Programme from 1977 to 1984 in Zambia and in Kenya.  From 1984 to 1987 he was Country Director for the World …

… in 1966 during the reign of former Prime Minister B J Vorster.  Mangope governed Bophuthatswana from 1977 until 1994.  His reign was characterised by … (AWB) to support his regime and thus prevent the homeland from collapsing.  This invasion failed and the South African …

… She then enrolled at Goldsmiths College, London University from 1971 to 1972 for a primary school teaching Diploma. Also from 1972 she taught at Henry Fawcett School in London. … Education Authority's centre for urban educational studies from 1981 to 1983. She became the deputy head for Bolingbroke …

… and was discharged after the end of the war in 1945. From 1947-1950, Hodgins studied part-time and from 1950-53, he studied full-time at the Goldsmith's College … and drawing at the Pretoria Technical College, and from 1962-66 he worked as a journalist, art critic and then …

… to spending the end of the war in a Russian labour camp, from the ages of 15 to 18, together with his mother and … nothing for granted”. With people dying all around him from typhus and starvation Komnick says: “I never throw any … people. At 18 years of age, he and his family escaped from the camp in Pomerania, now in Poland, to Lübeck in …

… of the latter I can give is that this community derived from along history and over several generations of … cheaper accommodation. By then my elder brother returned from Durban and became the bread-winner of the family. I by … then and which was to teach us then never to be far from the needs and problems of the common people./p> These …

… South Africa on 12 April 1949.  He matriculated from Sastri College, Durban in 1967. In 1973 he graduated from the University of Durban-Westville (now University of … in 2009 and received an Honorary Doctorate of Commerce from UNISA and an Honorary Doctorate of Law from UCT in 2007 …

… According to one interpretation, the city takes its name from Jan Bloem II, the leader of a Griqua group. In about … first Sotho-Tswana people to have been met by Europeans from the Cape (about 1801). The word ‘Dithakong’ means ‘place … archaeological research indicates that the Fokeng moved up from northern KwaZulu-Natal and were originally Nguni …

… Article containing a paper delivered by Archbishop Tutu, General Secretary of the South African Council of …

… De Klerk by Rev Chikane, Rev Boesak and Archbishop Tutu outlining six points that they felt the South African …

… celebrities such as Edmund Hilary and the Royal Ballet from England to perform in Durban at the Alhambra Theatre. … 1964, in Pietermaritzburg, and was confined to his flat from six in the evening until six in the morning. In addition, he had to stay indoors on Saturdays from two until Monday morning.  He was not allowed any …

… to three months’ imprisonment. In addition he was banned from attending political meetings. He was later sentenced to … under the Suppression of Communism Act and was prohibited from attending gatherings. Mfaxa first connected with the … In 1959 Mfaxa joined a group of Africanists who broke away from the ANC and formed the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) …

… to serve on the Bench of the Cape Provincial Division and from 1982–1985 was part of the Bophuthatswana Appeal Court. … Supreme Court. She also served on the Lesotho Appeal Court from 1996. Throughout her life Van den Heever has received … awards and honours, including the Chancellor’s Medal from the University of Pretoria (1996), an honorary LLD from …

… unsuccessful campaign to forestall the removal of Africans from the area, which whites find to be too near the central … April 1969 Morogoro, Matlou was one of the people dropped from the NEC when it was decided to reduce the committee from 23 members to 9. In 1975 September Maltou with Tennyson …

… Sunday 17th July 1988. Speakers to include Bishop Desmond Tutu. Finsbury Park Rally at Hyde Park. Organised by …