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… continued his education obtaining a Master of Arts degree from Harvard University and a Master of Theology from the University of Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal). In 1979, … (UDF) becoming the vice president of the Transvaal region from 1983 to 1985. Subsequently, he was arrested, charged and …

… in church work and the YMCA. Poor eye­sight prevented Kerr from serving in the army during the First World War. Instead, … of South Africa, Gen. Louis Botha on 8 February 1916. From an initial student intake of 20 pre-matriculants in … and to the Advisory Committee on University Education. From 1952 - 59 Kerr was a member of the Rhodes University …

… Street Art Center and later was a pupil of Sydney Kumalo. From 1961 to 1968 he was an assistant an teacher at Jubilee Art Center. From 1966 to 1968 he taught sculpture at Dube Art Project … In 1972 he taught Art at AMDA, Bosmont Recreation Centre. From 1980 to 1982 and from 1985 to the present, he has taught …

… picturesque Pietermaritzburg town and excelled in cricket from an early age. In 1992, Rhodes shot to cricket stardom … ). In February 2003, Rhodes announced his resignation from South African class A cricket to play in Gloucestershire, England for six months from April 2003. He confirmed that he would not be returning …

… era. While in prison he obtained a bachelor's degree from the University of South Africa (UNISA). Following his release from Robben Island, he worked for the Munich Re Insurance … executive, where he was responsible for raising funds from foreign government agencies to channel into educational …

… course whilst completing his pharmacy degree part-time.  From 1989 to 1990 he was a photojournalism lecturer at the … Die Suid-Afrikaan, Monitor and Development Bank . From 1991 to 1993, he freelanced for the Select Photo Agency, … left in 1994 to continue with his own photographic work. From 1994-1998 he was a photographer at The Saturday Star …

… Ntandazo Nokhamba (36) was from Lebode in the Eastern Cape. He began working for Lonmin … children. He said that he would call again after returning from the Koppie. I expected his call but it did not come.” …

… was born in Durban. In 1977 he graduated in Fine Art from the University of Durban-Westville; in 1978 he gained an Honours Degree from that University and in 1979 he was awarded a British …

… He was born in Durban. In 1983 he obtained a BA(FA) from University of Durban Westville (UDW); in 1988 an MA(FA) cum laude and in 1989 a Higher Diploma in Education from UDW. He was a lecturer in History of Art, specialising …

… affected by the ordeal to accept it. Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Chairman of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission …

… for his life’s journey, marking him out as so different from 99% of the white population. He abhorred racism and … in his school years. He was not religious but imbibed from his mother the Judaic injunction of the sage Hillel: … who would shortly become his wife.   Goldberg matriculated from Observatory Boys School and was the first in his family …

… agreed to send her to a school about two kilometres away from home. “This was my first rebellion”. Ela was admitted … Girls High in Carlisle Street. She had to take a bus from home to the railway station in Duffs Road to catch a train to Greyville Station. From where she would walk to her high school in Dartnell …

… sports bodies and civic structures. Dawood was detached from the Defiance Campaign and Treason trial in the early and … the legendary resistance by Nana Sita, who refused to move from his home in Marabastad, despite all the underhand … created Council and publicly challenged collaborators from the local community who participated in Apartheid …

… Workshop in Durban which offered art tuition to artists from disadvantaged communities. He has participated in a … he has held solo exhibitions in this country and overseas. From 1979 he has been a lecturer in the Sculpture Department …

… Following the sudden resignation by Prime Minister B.J. Vorster, the National Party caucus elected Pieter Willem … to try to direct the country onto reformist paths and away from the racial "apartheid" (separation), which had been an … all South African Blacks (72% of the total population) from any participation whatsoever in the central institutions …

… in chronological order, listing mayors of Durban, starting from 1854 to date . George Cato (1854 - 56) Edward Snell and … Williams (1972 - 74) AD Adams (1974 - 76) Dr G J Hollis (1976 - 78) Haydn Bradfield (1978 - 80) Mrs S C Hotz (1980 - …

… 1985 Dr. Boesak was arrested along with Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Dr Christiaan Beyers Naude, with whom he had formed … Boddy-Evans, ' This week in African history: Key events from the 20th century. ', from African History Guide [Online], Available at: …

… Africans, including the outspoken cleric Bishop Desmond Tutu, were restricted in this manner. …

… Literature of Africa Award; the African Achievers’ Award from Ekhaya Foundation; Maskew-Miller-Longman’s African Heritage Literary Award; the Nation-Builder Award from Batho Batsho Bakopane (“B3”) and the Professor Alexander … for Outstanding Contribution to the Arts and Humanities from the University of Natal. In 2003, Vista University …

… (FSCC). He obtained his PhD in Industrial Sociology from the University of Natal (now University of … in 1991 and is a qualified Industrial Psychologist. From 1994 to 1999, Dr Nzimande was a Member of Parliament and … of the Education Policy Unit at the University of Natal from 1990 to 1994. Prior to that, he lectured in Industrial …

… - through Labour Party ranks.In 1945 he graduated from Livingstone High School in Cape Town where many of his … toothless institution which the LPpropose to destroy from within.In December 1978 Hedrickse replaced the … laws.Later that year Botha demanded his resignation from the cabinet after Hendrickse in a speech had described …

… was taught oil painting by a nun at End Street Convent. From 1899 to 1904 her parents lived in Port Elizabeth where … giving art lessons at the Protea Studio in Market Street. From 1920 to 1922 she studied at the Slade School in London, … trips. She taught at the Wits Technical College Art School from 1926 to 1930. In 1933 she went to Paris, where she …

… Then, as now, the racists tried to shelter themselves from world condemnation by claiming that the criminal … should reflect the essential continuity of the struggle from Hitler to Vorster. These activities and actions should in part be …

… branches of the society, but remaining a teacher. From 1907 to 1909 he served as the principal of the school … and also assisted translators in translating the Bible from Dutch to Afrikaans. When the Suid Afrikaanse Akademie … en verwante vorme (Afrikaans proverbs and related forms). From 1929 to 1934, and in 1941, he was Rector of Grey …

… in 1906 at the age of 10. Matilda came to South Africa from Lithuania when she was four years old. They were founder … races and classes often took place. After matriculating from Jeppe High School for Girls, First studied at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, from 1942 to 1946. She graduated with a BA (Social Studies), …

… Please note: Silber, G. (1999) “Solomon Kerzner” from They Shaped our Century: The Most Influential South … the map like fragments of buckshot, two hours by car from Johannesburg, lie seven tracts of leftover farmland, … united by nothing but their supposed independence from the state that gave them birth. Jointly and severally, …

… Indian and Cape Coloured parents. His father had emigrated from India to South Africa in 1911. His mother, Emma … he also befriended fellow student Peter Clarke, who was from a poor working class background and would later become … German client, who, with his Jewish partner, was a refugee from Hitler’s Germany. Recognising Adams’ talent, they helped …

… in London. In 1944 he obtained a Psychology doctorate from University of Chicago’s McKinley-Roosevelt Extension … in early ANC Youth League organizing, but later drifted from politics. While an active educator, Nhlapo was elected … across Africa and also abroad. In 1949 he attained an LLB from the American Extension School of Law in Chicago and a …

… In terms of their banning orders, they were prohibited from communicating with each other. During the latter part of … their banning orders which forbade them, inter alia, from attending political meetings. They were found guilty and … Natal Provincial Administration dismissed Zuleika from her position as a senior medical officer. The dismissal, …

… 1917 to Samuel and Frieda Gavronsky, both immigrants from Eastern Europe who had come to South Africa to escape … that year. In 1959, 12 MPs, including Helen, broke away from the United Party and subsequently formed the Progressive … of prisoners and met Nelson Mandela . Helen never shirked from raising unpopular issues. Visiting political prisoners …