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… worked as a journalist and correspondent for The Guardian from 1955- 56, and other newspapers such as The New Age . She … 65 of the treason trialists, including Arenstein. A quote from Helen Joseph ’s book “Side by Side” briefly illustrates … as an activist in the liberation struggle: “ Sonia Bunting from Cape Town , Jackie Arenstein and Dorothy Shanley from …

… The roots of the student uprising of 1976 can be traced in part to the cutbacks by the Apartheid … created the conditions that would later erupt as the 1976 student uprising. Initial reactions to the Apartheid … regime as the Government was more focussed on threats from freedom fighters that belonging to the banned liberation …

… was formed. 1913 The Lands Act prohibited Africans from owning land outside the Reserves, eventually 13 per cent … Angola and Mozambique became independent states. June 16 1976 Student uprising in Soweto. The immediate cause was the … State of Emergency regulations. December 1984 Archbishop Tutu was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 28 February 198 5 …

… are involved in a struggle against the fascist regime of Vorster/Botha and Smith and their allies. It is quite … as correct. We think that this rally must also proceed from the position of acceptance of the principles contained … up against powerful forces. To cite just a few figures, by 1976 exports of the EEC countries amounted to US $ 400 …

… Patrick Akhona Jijase (26) was from Ntabankulu in the Eastern Cape. He began working for … he would either get the pay increase or be dismissed from work.” …

… Thobisile Zibambele (39) was from Lusikisiki in the Eastern Cape. He started working for … about why my husband was killed. I will accept anything from the Commission of Inquiry that will help me and my …

… Semi Jokanisi (29) was from Lusikisiki in the Eastern Cape. On 13 August 2012 Semi … needs. Prior to his death, he built a house not far from our home for his children.” …

… son of a labourer, he grew up in Sophiatown, Johannesburg. From St Cyprian's in Sophiatown he went to Adams College but … orders confining him to  Johannesburg  and restricting him from attending gatherings. He later left South Africa for …

… executive committee in December 1952. He was expelled from the ANC in 1954 for allegedly organising a dissident … Communist Party of South Africa  (CPSA), he was banned from attending gatherings and in November 1962 was placed …

… (SASO)  in 1969 after Black students broke away from the White-led student federation, the National Union of … Review was published in 1972, and these continued until 1976. By 1972 the BCM established the Black Community … the leader of the students who took part in the June 1976 uprising in Soweto. Aubrey Mokoena , the president of …

… he led a delegation which met with various people from disadvantaged communities throughout the country to form … and simultaneously campaigned for the expulsion of SAASU from the international body. In response, FINA sent a … to the subsequent expulsion of the exclusively white SAASU from world swimming in August 1973. He spent many years …

… her grandmother at a compound in Riverside, Pretoria . From a young age, Makeba loved to sing at church, and … Therefore, Makeba decided not to return to South Africa from where she got little or nothing in terms of payment for … Nations and her South African citizenship was taken away from her.  She lived in the US thereafter and her records …

… when Bizos was thirteen years old, seven allied soldiers from New Zealand were being sheltered in his hometown, and … with others they set out for Crete. They were picked up from an open boat off Crete, from where they were taken to a refugee camp in Alexandria, …

… 19th century; Monica was born there on January 3, 1908. From relatively humble beginnings as a missionaryÁ¢'s … at Girton College, Cambridge, and graduated with a Ph.D. from Cambridge at the age of 26. She married Godfrey Wilson … did fieldwork together in Nyakyusa, Ngonde, and Tanganyika from 1935 to 1938. Monica revisited these places in 1955 and …

… in Kimberley. On 19 June 1906 he married Mary Lina Pollock from London, with whom he had 2 sons. Two years after her … on financial and economic issues until his retirement from politics in 1938. Some historians regard Oppenheimer as … of South Africa (AAC)  with financial assistance from J. P. Morgan ... read more From 1888 British …

… to which her parents had moved after inheriting a bakery from her maternal grandfather. She studied Fine Arts at … between form and formlessness in the paint. Her paintings from the last several years use ink mixed in white glue to … Center for the Arts, San Francisco (2014); Prism: Drawing from 1990-2011, Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo …

… to them out of fear of the consequences that would come from their political activities. However, growing up in a … that were happening in the country.  After matriculating from Parktown Girls’ High in 1961, Lapinsky enrolled at the … got to know some Black students and started to move away from her old perceptions. She became politically active on …

… proficient in Hindi, was actively involved in journalism from a very young age. He edited the Hindi section of … the Jagrani Press at Jacobs in Durban in 1922, where, from 1921 to 1925, he edited, printed and pub­lished the … visit to India. He returned to India for a third time from 1929 to 1932, when in 1931/32 he worked as an editor on …

… the Inkatha strategic think-tank established by Buthelezi. From 1980 he served as chair of the board of directors of the … government for the region as a whole.The Indaba continued from April to November 1986 and early in 1987 Dhlomo was part … as Inkatha secretary general. He simultaneously resigned from Inkatha, from the KwaZulu cabinet and from the Kwazulu …

… , which all of his children attended. The school started from first year (Grade 1) up to matric (Grade 12). In … to do everything by themselves and not expect charity from white people.” In connection with the Ohlange school, … Sipho and Douglas Sobanto. Photographer unknown, but image from The First President: A Life of John L. Dube, Founding …

… training women in crafts and with youth rehabilitation. From 1958 to 1966 Shope was the chairperson of the Central … , Czechoslovakia, Zambia and Nigeria . While in exile, from 1970-1971, Shope was secretary to the head of the ANC’s … convening the ANC’s Internal Leadership Corps Task Force from 1990-1991. In 1994 Shope became a member of parliament …

… hall at Salt River in Knysna.St Paul’s received funding from the Anglican Church, but nothing from the Government.Percy and his colleague, a Mr. Ganga, … School, and it was eventually recognised for a subsidy from the Government - just as forced removals came into …

… in 1988 and obtained a National Diploma in Photography from the Technikon of Pretoria. He did his third year … industry before starting to do fulltime freelance work from 1995-1997 for The Star Newspaper. His work appeared in … Photographer for The Star Newspaper. In 2000 he resigned from The Star in order to pursue full time freelancing. He …

… 1970, Umtata in Transkie. She matriculated in 1988 from Queenstown Girls High School. After leaving school she … won the Santam bursary for art students with four images from the exhibition "Autumn Years". From 1992-1993 she studied for National Higher Diploma in …

… for its township edition.As journalist he met students from the South African Students' Organisation (SASO) who were … term "non-white".He received a thunderous ovation from delegates when,learning of the Mail's refusal,he announced his immediate resignation from the newspaper. Shezi  was murdered in December 1972 and …

… Sitelega Meric Gadlela (50) was from Dvokolwako in Swaziland. He began working for Lonmin in … According to his wife, Betty Gadlela, “My husband came from a big, poor family. He supported his 11 children, his …

… Michael Ngweyi (39) was from Umtata in the Eastern Cape. He began working for Lonmin … He was responsible for everything in the household, from groceries, school fees, medical care and all other …

… of the SAIC. He was a defendant in the Treason Trial from December 1956 until charges were withdrawn against him … the 1960 state of emergency and soon afterwards was banned from participating in any political organisation. Naicker was …

… succeeding United Transkeian Territories General Council. From 1937 until 1951 he was a nominated member of the NRC, … Matanzima's  ruling Transkei National Independence Party from 1963 until his retirement in 1966, Poto stood for the …

… Leonard Tshela Mohapi Matsoso was born in Pimville, Soweto. From 1962 to 1970, while still at school, Matsoso studied at … Italy. He then worked for the SABC as a graphic artist. From 1970 to 1988 he exhibited repeatedly in SA, also in Sao …