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… The Freedom struggle in Nelspruit …

… Role players in Rustenburg History …

… Artist In Exile - Dumile Exhibition …

… Resistance and Banishment in Witzieshoek …

… South African artists in Exile …

… In May 1918 a group of fourteen railway clerks, clergymen and … speaking section of the White population found themselves in the period after the First World War. With the end of the … traditional ways of life and worldviews, as both White and Black rural migrants had to contend with rapidly changing …

… Siyabonga Eugene (Bhele) Nomvete, SA footballer who was winner of the Kick Off Magazine Soccer … Season, 98/99 & 00/01 awards, was born on 2 December 1977 in KwaMashu, KwaZulu-Natal. Nomvete began his professional soccer career in lower league clubs in Kwazulu-Natal. In 1998 he joined the …

… inquiry, and that the group should not be received in South Africa. … Sir de Villiers Graaff agrees with SA veto of UN visit …

… Reimagining unity: The imperative of National Dialogue 2.0 in SA’s political crisis …

… the Kwazulu homeland was not properly consulted as stated in the homeland act. … Swaziland welcomes SA's offer to hand over parts of KaNgwane and KwaZulu …

… Buildings to protest about the South African involvement in World War 2 on the side of Britain. Mrs H.E.C. Armstrong, … organisers, wrote a letter to Prime Minister J.C. Smuts, in which she set out the reasons for the protest. A further 3 … petitions, which were handed to him. They were all united in their request that South Africa should withdraw from the …

… Inside the longest war in SA’s history, by Thula Simpson, 5 March 2016 …

… Umkhonto weSizwe commander and Secretary-General of the SA Communist Party, died of a heart attack in Maputo, Mozambique, and was buried there in a temporary grave on 29 March 1986. In 2006, Mabhida's … Moses Mabhida dies in Maputo …

… time the world-champion South African rugby team accepts a Black player. …

… Why they fought: Black Cape Colonists and Imperial Wars, 1899-1918 by Bill …

… Ian Smith of Rhodesia prohibits Black opposition parties.  (Wallis gives the year as 1961.) …

… Ian Smith of Rhodesia prohibits Black opposition parties.  (Wallis gives the year as 1961.) …

… Rhodesia closes its borders with Zambia to try to cut off Black liberation forces. …

… The flame of freedom: The Black Sash Protest against the General Law Amendment Bill …

… Black theology versus the social morality of settler …

… Magasvarie ‘Maggie’ Govender was born in Durban, Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal), and grew up in Durban … Secondary School, one of her teachers gave her a copy of a Black Consciousness booklet which featured women activists (like …

… that South Africa did not destroy all its nuclear weapons in 1993, as it was initially claimed by the then State … A book claims that SA’s Nuclear weapons programme has continued since 1993 …

… of five children born to Bonilizwe and Monikazi Thethiwe in the Tsomo district in the Transkei on 21 October 1918. She … missionaries, and it was standard procedure that Black learners had to choose Christian names from a list … would recognize No. 7372 when he returned home. The Black Consciousness Movement (BCM) was very popular amongst …

… Benjamin (Ben) Ulenga was born in Owamboland. His father was a labourer, who from age 16 or … His father provided a political education and instilled in him a concern for workers rights. As a teenager, he joined … “Frans Wapota, a Windhoek worker, was murdered by the SA occupationist army in 1985. The poem is about the face of …

… 1980s saw escalating state repression and mass detentions. In a frenzy of desperate reaction, the government declared a … rose to unprecedented heights and even went beyond black-white unrest, with Inkatha clashing with the ANC/UDF … was an unprecedented level of resistance in factories and black communities in the 1980s over economic and political …

… Working Class The Quiescence of Political Organisation in the 1930s Mass Spontaneity and the Radicalism of African … Participation of Women in the Cop Campaign The Role of the Black Trade Union Movement Problems of Organisation The … in turn generated a countervailing assertive national consciousness amongst the black people, obscured class …

… Narratives refugeesTo many Afrikaans speaking white people in South Africa the narrative of what in South Africa is … Ground breaking research is now been done on the ‘Black’ involvement in the war and the impact to the Black community.  New understanding is coming about and it is …

… Canon George Oglivie organizes first recorded rugby match in South Africa at Green Point, Cape Town, Western Cape … Founding of the first two Whites-only rugby union clubs in South Africa, Hamilton and the Villagers. 1883 Formation … the Bantu Homeland Citizens Act effectively removing Black South Africans’ citizenships and requiring them to …

… “Caught in the toils of our own selfishness”: Paton’s exploration of … Africa and the way in which it discriminates against the black population. The novel has been heavily criticised by … in which the state and the white population disadvantage black South Africans. I will examine how the problems in the …

… The SA Seafarer enters Table Bay in the teeth of a northwestern …