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… He went on to teach art at Ntuzuma College of Education from 1986 to 1999.  Makhanya found inspiration in images from newspapers and magazines and expressed the political … turmoil of the 80s, a development that was far-removed from the small town of Alice where the University of Fort …

… to win the WBC super-middleweight belt, which he annexed from British star Nigel Benn. Unable to stay away from boxing, he also trained fighters and promoted … March 2015. ↵ [vi] Sowetan Live “The Hitters Keep Coming From Malinga Clan” , retrieved April 2015. ↵ [vii] Box Rec …

… Albatross Winter, a story about the life of a young child from a disadvantaged community in the Cape Flats. [ii] This … common thread in all her novels and she does not shy away from dealing with issues that are hard-hitting, but real for … Rules’, which deals with the lives of two young people from Manenberg in the Cape Flats . The book touches on the …

… relationships with local Black leaders who were hiding from  Mzilikazi . One of these leaders, Makwena, exchanged … the Vet and Vaal Rivers for 49 cattle and protection from Potgieter. During this time Potgieter explored the … By 1837 Mzilikazi and his Matabele were completely removed from the western Transvaal. In 1838 more Voortrekkers were …

… apartheid government imposed Bantu Education he resigned from teaching and went on to pursue further studies part time … with a group of the first uMkhonto weSizwe  (MK) recruits from Natal for military training. He was stationed in Morocco … became the ANC Chief Representative in Algeria in 1966. From Algeria, Makhathini visited Western European countries …

… to the Native Representative Council (NRC), which emanated from the Hertzog Native policies. He caused a stir by calling … charter. The Atlantic Charter Committee drew a response from the standpoint of Africans and called it the African … to bus boycotters. He was arrested and later released from prison. On 26 September, 1943 Mosaka, in conjunction …

… drawing in class. Mohl's father eventually withdrew him from school to tend to the goats. Nevertheless, Reverend Hale … in Sophiatown, where he started running art classes from his home. His art school was known to his peers as the … and training. In the late 1950s, he was prevented from operating a business; therefore he established the …

… prayer group in defiance of an order that banned students from worshipping on campus. She gave sustenance to the … Christian Movement, an organization that was banned from the campus at the time. In 1962-1963 she and her husband … movement. Peter Mokaba was subsequently expelled from Hwiti High School because of his involvement in the …

… school in Krugersdorp, F.W. de Klerk graduated in 1958 from Potchefstroom University with BA and Ll.B degrees (the … Marike Willemse, with whom he had two sons and a daughter. From 1961-1972 de Klerk practiced as an attorney in … he, together with other National Party members, withdrew from their cabinet posts in order to establish the National …

… Bolshevik and non-religious jew,that had relocated in 1900 from Russia to England. Bernstein relocated to South Africa … got married. She became a Johannesburg City Councillor from 1943 to 1946 - the only Communist to be elected to … strike . In 1953 she was banned by Ministerial decree from 26 organisations and all meetings, including bans on …

… and Planning Management and Community Development, and from there went on to do a certificate course in Emerging … Heritage Site. Mokonyane served in the Gauteng Legislature from 1994 in various portfolio committees before she was … Environment in 1996. She became MEC for Safety and Liaison from 1999 to 2004, and was appointed Housing MEC between 2004 …

… Bafana were both traders. She obtained a bachelor of Law from the University of Swaziland in 1987 and three years … her former school, Evelyn Baring High School, and taught from 1980 to 1983. In 1984 she entered the legal profession … Printing Wood & Allied Workers Union where she worked from 1984 to 1987. Since 1987, Madonsela has worked in …

… born in Surat, India. He was a committed passive resister from Vereeniging, Transvaal (now Gauteng). He was a Member of … hard labour for this act of defiance. Asvat was released from prison on 19 January 1910. His weight had declined drastically and he was suffering from rheumatism of the legs. He was President of Transvaal …

… the 1913 Land Act. Head of the Bloemfontein advisory board from its establishment in the 1920s, he was for 13 years the … of both the ANC and the All African Convention, and from 1937 to his death in 1945 he represented the urban areas … no doubt helped him acquire contracts for his business. From 1937 to 1942 he was an elected member of the Natives …

… man of great integrity and diligence, he helped to solicit from chiefs the donations that were used to finance Congress … as ANC president-general in 1930, Letanka was dismissed from the Congress executive, along with several others, for … after years of supporting himself on his small income from Abantu-Batho. …

… in 1937. He obtained a National Diploma in Design (1959) from the Camberwell College of Art, London, and an Art Teacher’s Diploma (1960) from Reading University. He taught at Fine Art institutions …

… Bourke was subsequently sent to the Cape Colony from 1826-28 as an acting Governor. His main task was to re - … round the Hottentot settlement on the Kat River. From 1831 to 1837 he was appointed governor of New South …

… - even built the first South African nuclear plant! In 1976 France signed a contract for the construction of the … said in April 1968 the South African Prime Minister, John Vorster. “They will continue to work for us for generations, … one for whites, one for blacks; black workers excluded from collective bargaining; non recognition of black unions; …

… The Christian Institute appealed to Prime Minister John Vorster, asking him to reconsider the withdrawal or … Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. …

… disability is any restriction or lack (resulting from an impairment) of ability to perform an activity in the … in the mainstream of social activities. (UPIAS, 1976, p. 14) [3] According to Oliver these social … of 1994. [8] A phrase used by Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu following the abolition of apartheid to invoke imagery …

… disability is any restriction or lack (resulting from an impairment) of ability to perform an activity in the … in the mainstream of social activities. (UPIAS, 1976, p. 14) [3] According to Oliver these social … of 1994. [8] A phrase used by Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu following the abolition of apartheid to invoke imagery …

… are tied to the expulsion of the Xhosa leader Maqoma [v] from the Kat River in 1828. [vi] The intention of the British … to as ‘Bastard by the British colonial government. Source: From the collections of the Library of the South African … . [x] Fort Armstrong Kat River by Bowler 1864 Source: From the Collections of the South African Parliament It is …

… Cathedral in Central Johannesburg, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and other people attending a prayer meeting are forced …

… organisation of workers, which gained further momentum from this ferment. Workers were coming in numbers to Bolton … which led to a series of  strikes  in 1973 in Durban. By 1976 there were 174 registered trade unions. The majority of … as an about turn on the part of government, Prime Minister Vorster called on employers to see their employees as "human …

… worked at the Alexandra Health Centre & University Clinic from 1952 to 1955, and then both moved to work at the Durban … the Durban Central Prison in 1960, they decided to escape from South Africa (he was unable to obtain a passport). They …

… period of the  Treason Trial , in which he was a defendant from 1956 until late 1958. He received banning orders in 1955 … 1964. In early 1968 the Apartheid government banished him from his homeland and Peake was forced into exile, on an exit … Email to SAHO, dated 14 August 2017, from Cordelia Peake …

… important organiser for the Congress of the People. Banned from 1955, he was endorsed out of Cape Town after his release from the Treason Trial in late 1957 and was eventually …

… Claims committee but soon afterwards withdrew from political activity to concentrate on his academic … the constitution of the Progressive Party. After retiring from UBLS he worked for the World Bank. In July 1975 he …

… She has given workshops on art in Mozambique and in KZN. From 1972 she worked in vitreous enamel and in stained glass … doors, gates, screens and on murals, mainly as commissions from architects. In 1987 and 1995 Powell exhibited her enamel …

… LLB and later Harvard, where she obtained her Masters.   From 1995, Tlakula has held high profile positions in several … commissioner of the South African Human Rights Commission from 1995 to 2002 and member of the African Commission for …