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… the University of Natal and bachelor of law degree in 1959 from the University of the Witwatersrand,he institute a law … Bhengu the Liberal Party and became the vice-president from 1957 to 1963.After the  1960 state of emergency Bhengu … as the national chairperson of Black Community Programmes from 1974 until it was banned in 1977. …

… inter-racial dialogue. Simultaneously, he resigned from the DRC and the Broederbond. These decisions would lead to his isolation from the Afrikaans community. Naudé progressively became an … eventually unbanned in 1985, and was succeeded by Desmond Tutu as the head of the South African Council of Churches …

… Leather Workers Union in 1949. As a result, he was fired from his job for his union work. Motsoaledi was one of … and Motsoaledi was among those affected. He was banned from holding any position in the union in terms of the … banned in April. In June1961, the ANC and the SACP shifted from their previous emphasis on non-violence and organized an …

… Her husband moved again to Algeria to work for the ANC from that country. Later, together with other women ANC … ways, opening her home to political activists and students from all over Africa. The regular gatherings at her home … Mashinini , Miriam Makeba , Zonke Majodina and many others from various countries. Violet Matlou’s medical knowledge …

… for 20 years. Members of the JMWU gained immensely from Erasmus's leadership. He won longer sick leave … of South African Council of Transport Workers (SACTW) from 1948. He served the union as the Treasurer for four … committee of the South African Trades and Labour Council from 1949. He was a member of the Unity Committee that led to …

… recipient of the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize, Bishop Desmond Tutu. During his stay of eight days, Kennedy managed to pay a … Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997 , Westport: Greenwood.   …

… United States, gaining a variety of college certifications from sociology, theology, philosophy and theology. At the … following the mass internal migration of African Americans from the Southern regions. At the universities this led to … Canada where he worked alongside particularly young people from numerous then colonies across Africa . The publishing …

… Hepple attended Jeppe Boys High School in Johannesburg from 1945 to 1952 and then the University of Witwatersrand … He was admitted as an attorney in South Africa in 1958.  From 1959 to 1961, he was a lecturer in Law at the University … National Congress (ANC) sympathisers had a narrow escape from rustication by the then University Principal for …

… On her return to South Africa, equipped with influences from German expressionism she had her first exhibition but … on the artist: Many of Stern’s paintings of people from other cultures are concerned primarily with the culture … for the society because, although the painting is created from contact with particular models, Stern interprets …

… and for the Durban District branch. In 1947, he withdrew from active politics in order to concentrate on his legal … Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi . Buthelezi had been expelled from Fort Hare University for his African National Congress … and became his legal adviser. Arenstein was first barred from political activities in 1953 when he banned. During this …

… raised on a farm by his parents.   Stofile matriculated from Newell High School in Port Elizabeth . After that he … a textile factory as a machine operator in Port Elizabeth from 1965 to 1968. He then left to study at the University of … degree in 1971 and a Bachelor of Theology (Honours) degree from the same university in 1974. This was followed by a …

… Organisation of Women (NOW)  in an attempt to get support from women from other racial groups. In thanks for all her work, Mkhize received the Bravery Award from the  ANC Women’s League  in 1998, and a Military Gold …

… eight children. She attended the Gandhi Desai High School from 1967 to 1973. In 1974, she enrolled as a student with … level and obtained a BSc. Honours in Biochemistry in 1979. From 1980, Hersheela worked for the University of Natal as a … of banned literature and for putting up posters in Durban. From 1982 to 1997 Hersheela became involved in the education …

… After graduating with a BA (Hons) in psychology from UNISA in 1981 he entered the corporate sector. … New Nation. He also spent three years working for Reuters from 1988. In the 1980s, he documented the struggle against … publications. Miller has worked on a range of assignments, from news-related stories covering the horrors of the Rwandan …

… appear in Rhodesia on the front cover. She quickly moved from local magazine journalism to reporting for international … 1990, the day former President Nelson Mandela was released from prison. Holland tracked him down and presented him with … a secret rendezvous between Robert Mugabe , just released from 11 years of detention, and liberal politician Ahrn …

… nominated for the Bishopric of the Transkei, but pressure from white clergy prevented his election. He played a … consultation and peaceful reconciliation prevented him from enthusiastically supporting the ANC's election boycott … or as secretary general. However, unlike Xuma, who retired from active politics after 1949, Calata continued to serve on …

… his education, and in 1944 he graduated with a BA degree from Fort Hare University College. He then left to further … a new Commonwealth minister decided to distance Britain from South Africa’s racist policies, and Seretse and Ruth … diagnosed with diabetes. This setback did not prevent him from making a political comeback, however: soon afterwards he …

… After practising in London, his health broke down from overwork in 1878 and he migrated to South Africa and … territory, which became known as Southern Rhodesia. From 18 September 1891 to 7 October 1893, Jameson was the … 2nd Administrator of Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) and was in office from 10 September 1894 to 2 April 1896, after replacing …

… of skirmishes between the two opposing forces lasted from 13 August to 4 September 1967. The Rhodesian Prime … Ian Smith, invited his South African counterpart John Vorster to send South African security reinforcements to …

… The South African Prime Minister, B.J. Vorster wished the new Mozambique government well. Voster … attacks on one another. Mozambique agreed to expel the ANC from their country while South Africa agreed to cease its … O’Malley P. ‘1974’ , from Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory and Dialog , [online], …

… the leaders of the UDF were Rev. Alan Boesak, Desmond Tutu, Albertina Sisulu and Helen Joseph. The UDF was launched … reaction to anti-apartheid movements. Related: A message from COSATU and the UFD …

… sociology and social work at the University of Pretoria from where he graduated with an Honours degree in the Arts in … (CSDS). He graduated with a Doctorate in Philosophy from the University of Cape Town in 1999.    Schlemmer was … Buthelezi , leader of the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) from 1975, who asked Professor Schlemmer to direct the …

… town clerk and subsequently Town Clerk of Johannesburg from 1903 to 1905. He formed part of Lord Alfred Milner’s … in 1905 when he was admitted to the Transvaal Bar and from 1907 to 1910 and again from 1912   to 1923 acted as legal adviser to the British …

… of Natal. She obtained a medical degree (MB ChB) from Natal University’s (medical school in 1957. Ten years later, she obtained a Doctorate of Medicine (DM) from the same university for her research into lung diseases … served for several periods, first in a part time capacity from 1984 to 1986 until she was appointed to this post on a …

… employed as a Native constable in Johannesburg. He retired from service after acting as a plain-clothes constable in Dundee, Natal, in 1915. From 1917 to 1925 was engaged as clerk on the Crown Mines. He … Kadalie, and strongly supporting him in ousting Communists from the organisation in 1926, Champion became acting ICU …

… Cameron Madikizela graduated from Fort Hare.  He was a member of the Cape African Teachers … Police. Consequently he was imprisoned on Robben Island, from 1968 to 1970. Upon his release he was prevented by the South African Government from practising as a lawyer in South Africa.  Madikizela was …

… to 1975 and 1985 to 1986. Msimang makes his livelihood from the sale of his artwork. He has exhibited a number of … Durban (solo). 1971: Washington, DC, USA (Black Artists from Africa). 1973: DAM (Art SA Today). 1975: Gallery Nimba, … 1970: UCLA African Art Magazine prize. 1971: Black Artists from Africa exhibition prize. Collections: DAM;KC. …

… 1920 and graduated in the mid-1940s with a law degree from the University of the Witwatersrand, where he was a … but government banning orders in the mid-1950s barred him from all political activity, and he was obliged thereafter to offer what support he could to the congress movement from behind the scenes.  …

… education for their children, Masekela\'s parents moved from the farm where he was born to Dikgale where Masekela … school in Pretoria where he completed Standard IV and V. From 1925 to 1928 he attended Kilnerton Teachers Training … In 1943 he completed the health inspectors course and from 1944 to 1945 worked in springs, supervising hygiene at …

… in London. He was tried in the Cape Town Supreme Court from 7 – 15 June 1978 and was charged with helping to produce … in the display of a banner reading ‘The ANC lives’ from the seventh floor of a Cape Town building. He was found … to eight years’ imprisonment in Pretoria Local prison from which he escaped in 1979 with Tim Jenkin and Alex …