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… , which argued strongly for Christian social justice in South Africa. He later returned to the university and enrolled as a … the late 1970s, Paddock was a member of Archbishop Tutu’s  South African Council of Churches-sponsored delegation to …

… African National Congress  (ANC) and also held an ANC/South African Communist Party (SACP) local government … of the Port Elizabeth Transitional Local Council. After South Africa’s first democratic local elections he was elected as …

… beginning of the Defiance Campaign against Unjust Laws of South Africa, sponsored by the African National Congress. This … in the struggle against apartheid and white domination in South Africa. But it had a great significance to me … Americans for South African Resistance, 25 June 1982 …

… the development of jazz during the last three decades in South Africa. He distinguished himself as a seasoned composer in … trends and styles in  Thus his music is not only known in South Africa, but also in the whole of the Southern Africa …

… origins and the things that link the African North and South, I have the honour to present my valediction to a … recognition by ourselves, found expression in the Africa Telecom `98 Forum held in my country recently. Our … Continent the very many talented intellectuals who left Africa's shores to look for opportunities in the countries of …

… of Education and Youth Ministry in the Methodist Church of South Africa. In 1962, Boraine received his Masters Degree from … in 1986, Boraine co-founded the Institute for Democracy in South Africa (IDASA) which tried to close the gaps within …

… The aim of The Federation of South African Trade Unions (FOSATU) was to be a national … trade unions. The Federation came into being after the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) and Federation … organised, democratic trade union movement in South Africa. FOSATU resisted affiliation with political parties, …

… Paper by Jack Simons on South Africa's working class presented by Ray Simons to the ANC … seminar on Constitutional Guidelines in a democratic South Africa, 1-4 March, 1988. Presents history of the … South Africas working class: a pillar of the …

… agreement with her own ideologies and political vision for South Africa. Mazibuko is quoted as saying: "From May 6, just after … a centre of robust political debate and engagement in South Africa. An opportunity to prove herself true to her …  [Accessed: 12 September 2013]| Who’s who Southern Africa. Lindiwe Mazibuko , from Who’s who Southern Africa …

… Zubeida Jaffer is a journalist who was active in the South African anti-apartheid and the trade union movements. … from Rhodes University in Grahamstown in 1979. The South African authorities detained her for two months in 1980 … a member of the Independent Media Commission for South Africa's first democratic elections in 1994. After this, she …

… and the Pentateuch. In 1914 the Sachs family moved to South Africa and settled in Ferrelrasdorp, Johannesburg. The local … In 1919 he had already joined the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA), and in 1921 he was among the first to … Verwey, E. J. (1995).  New Dictionary of South African Biography , Vol.1, Pretoria: HSRC Publishers, …

… Douglas G Wolton was a leader of the  Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) from 1931 to 1933. He was born in Yorkshire, England, and immigrated to South Africa, in 1921. He joined the CPSA in Cape Town in … to challenge: A documentary History of African Politics in South Africa: 1882-1964, Vol.4 Political Profiles 1882 - 1964 …

… of the human person to be treated as one. The facts of South African life were then presented in their stark … miserable conditions prevailing for the black people in South Africa. He then proceeded with his exposition, putting his … Chapter IX - Treason - South African style 2 …

… also wrote think pieces for the radical Cape Town journal Africa South. The "lies" he was said to have perpetrated stemmed … describing Uys as "probably the most unscrupulous liar in South Africa and a self-confessed traitor," the South African …

… A Dictionary of Environmental Quotations, P. 47) In Africa alone, 36 nations are affected by dry lands … include cooperation between desert countries as well as south-south trade agreements, and cultural and scientific … Address by the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, at the Opening Ceremony of the …

… (also known as ‘Archie’) Mafeje was born in Ngcobo in South Africa on 30 March 1936. Both of his parents were involved in … Dutch National Directorate. Hence, Mafeje contributed to South Africa and its people, but he also made his … Activist and thinker . (Pretoria: Africa Institute of South Africa), pp.1-8  …

… mother on 7 December 1920. His parents relocated to South Africa in 1923 where they died from Asian flu leaving him … War II. During World War II Carlton volunteered for the South African army and was captured at Tobruk and spent time … (2010), Burning a Hole in the page, A Readers guide to 70 South African Authors, (Pietermaritzburg), pp.24-27|Gus …

… year-old Kgosi’s regent and guardian. Seretse was sent to South Africa for his education, and in 1944 he graduated with a BA … favour. He was recognised as Kgosi, and Ruth as his wife. South Africa was not prepared to accept this in an area that …

… The South African Football Association (SAFA) was founded on 8 … existence. Football, like other sporting disciplines in South Africa, was racially segregated. In 1902 the South African … Football in South Africa (timeline), from South African History Online (SAHO) …

… in the Treason Trial. Following his acquittal he left South Africa without a passport and went to Ghana, where he taught … for not having a pass,although  as a coloured person under South Africa law he was not required to carry one.Nokwe …

… Deputy Ministers, Representatives of all sectors, Fellow South Africans, Good morning to you all. Thank you for … achieved in our country over the past twenty years, by South Africans working together. We have the honour today to … made, and work that still needs to be done to move South Africa forward. We have had ten year and fifteen years …

… Seminary Secondary School, a boarding school for black South African girls located 25 kilometers from Durban. She … banned the organisation in 1960. She did not return to South Africa for the next 28 years. While in exile, … Allen, J., (2008), ‘South Africa: New President Removes Health Minister,’ from  …

… inaugural exhibition in Berlin in 1919. On her return to South Africa, equipped with influences from German expressionism … and in 1929 she became the sole selector for the South African entry to the Imperial Institute Exhibition in … H. (ed) (2006) Revisions: Expanding the Narrative of South African Art . Cape Town: South African History Online …

… memory was captured. Masuka moved to live with her aunt in South Africa in 1947, aged 12 and was enrolled at St Thomas Convent … musician and has since been regarded as a classic in South Africa.  During her teens, Masuka composed and recorded … Ansell, G. (2019). Dorothy Masuku: Africa has lost a singer, composer and a hero of the struggle …

… Hyman M Basner was born in Russia in 1905, and moved to South Africa at an early age. Basner  and his mother  joined other family members in South Africa in 1912.In 1922 to 1927 he studied law at the …

… Arndt was born in Canada in 1890 and died in South Africa in 1982. In South Africa, Arndt set about informing the government on the …

… Mooroogiah Dhanapathy Naidoo, a South African lawyer who was an active opponent of apartheid, died on June 1 in his birthplace, Durban, South Africa. He was 75. His death was reported on Saturday by the …

… until the age of seven. He and his mother immigrated to South Africa following her marriage to a South African Journalist. Owing to his step father’s job as a …   [Accessed on 27 May 2013]| Gateway of Africa Clegg, Johnny [online] Available at: … Johnny Clegg, South African musician is born …

… and 1950 Gutsche also wrote a series of articles on the South African film industry for the Cape Times. While living … History and Social Significance of Motion Pictures in South Africa 1895 - 1940 was completed in 1946 and reflected her … A. (eds) 2001.  After Apartheid: Culture in the new South Africa (Volume Two). Pretoria & Cape Town: Kwela …

… Edward Roworth was a British born South African artist. Roworth came to South Africa in 1902 with the British forces during the Anglo-Boer …