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… she taught English and Law at the Botswana polytechnic and from 1983 to 1986 she taught Commercial Law at the Botswana Institute of Administration and Commerce. From 1986 to 1990 she served as the legal advisor to the …

… are involved in a struggle against the fascist regime of Vorster/Botha and Smith and their allies. It is quite … of apartheid. It is important, therefore, to proceed from certain restated positions in order to clarify the stand … up against powerful forces. To cite just a few figures, by 1976 exports of the EEC countries amounted to US $ 400 …

… Durban. His paternal and maternal grandparents came from South India. After they gained their freedom from indenture his grandparents chose to live in Cato Manor. … market garden. His paternal grandparents hawked vegetables from that garden for their entire lives. His maternal …

… a Kodak Box Brownie for her birthday. After graduating from Pretoria High School in 1933, Constance spent three … News, co-edited and illustrated Norwich Terriers USA from 1936 until 1966. In 1952 she had photographs, The Basuto … in New Mexico. The following year three of her images from World War II were included in The Indelible Image: …

… revealed is that "protest" took root in events prior to 1976. In several recent books, by contrast, the impression is … problems of the country. Strangely divorced from reality, land­scapes, experiments in abstraction, … the Information scan­dal, the fall of prime minister B.J. Vorster. In this context the Cape Town conference focused on …

… workers’ union. Mkonto married his wife Sindiswa also from Cradock in 1972. They had one child, Lonwabo. Mkonto … Later, his wife, Sindiswa Mkonto was also fired from her job at a hair salon for being 'the wife of a … of his body. He then allegedly tried to strangle Van Zyl from the back seat. Van Zyl reached for his gun on the floor …

… themselves as "an elected body with some sort of a mandate from a substantial number of former Party members who could … Berrange applied to the Courts for his name to be removed from the Liquidator’s list on the basis that he was no … African Communist Party (SACP) , commenced operations. From 1953 onward, the SACP successfully operated as a …

… dislike for foreign diggers on the mines, especially those from Britain. In 1881, together with his three brothers, he … in politics and supported Transvaal's independence from Britain. In 1889 he obtained a B.A degree at the … Lloyd George. But because he did not have a mandate from the South African prime minister, he could not speak on …

… Prime Minister B J Vorster announces that White entrepreneurs will be given … Nelson Mandela Foundation," 7 February 1969 ",From: Nelson Mandela Foundation ,[Online],Available at: …

… to join his father in the first batch of Satyagrahis from Phoenix, Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal) in September 1913, … Rustomji then hardly 18 years of age, had reached here from Durban. He seized the reins of the General’s horse and … the South African Indian delegation. After his return from New York, his wife Khurshed and their daughter Dhan went …

… a black Mozambiquan and his father was a Greek businessman from a multifaceted background, with African, European and … in censorship by the Portuguese authorities and harassment from police. In 1970, Rangel worked with four other … He worked as director of the Sunday newspaper Domingo from 1981 to 1984. In 1984 Mozambique’s minister of education …

… in 1851. His mother was daughter of Sephate and was from a royal lineage. In 1863, his father, a junior chief of … also an independent church. Their relationship developed from this correspondence and led to a call from the Ethiopian church in South Africa to form a union …

… was reported to have denied that her husband suffered from any heart complaint and said he had no pills.'He was a healthy man and certainly did not suffer from any heart complaint',she said. Professor I Gordon,chief … Gordon's findings,although he dissociated himself from his last remarks.A legal representative for the family …

… Catherine works in an assortment of media, ranging from oil, acrylic, watercolour, and airbrush; as well as … passing decade was characterized by different features, from the airbrush paintings of the 1970s, to the mixed media … by wire sculptures and tin cans, and his paintings from the early 1990s set the tone of future artworks, which …

… Methodist Episcopal Church. The AME accepted affiliation from the Ethiopians and appointed Dwane their general … consultation with other Ethiopian leaders. He resigned from the Methodists and worked briefly as an Imvo Zabantsundu … States, he led part of the Ethiopian Church to split from the AME. In 1900, apparently enticed by the prospect of …

… joined the reconstituted SASA, and was later its President from 1917 to 1918. A dynamic personality, he was also a founder of the CPIA and served as its President from 1913 to 1915. For some years he was also a President of … of the SANG. He was Vice-President of the National Society from 1928 to 1929. As a Trustee of the SANG he advised on its …

… FNLA supporters were largely rural and remained separated from colonial society, but suffered extensively from land … as the only truly representative party of Angola, and in 1976 the MPLA was formally recognised by the OAU as the … of independent Angola.  The period between 1975 and 1976 was characterised not only by the withdrawal of the …

… the process further. The committee consists of members from the Transvaal TASC, the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) and … Steering Committee’, which now consists of delegates from the UDF regions. The Interim Steering Committee members … Kennedy, invited by Allan Boesak and Archbishop Desmond Tutu - who are both members of the UDF, visits South Africa. …

… Gauteng ) on 30 November 1908. Her family was originally from the Thanjavur district in India and her maternal … labourers. Her mother married Govindasamy Pillay, a hawker from Mauritius. They established a business selling fruit and … Ama’s hospitality - there were always visitors from the freedom movement - was proverbial. The family home …

… 1963 he followed his father and work in the post office.From 1980 to 1981, Coetzee was a commander at Vlakplaas … Stadium in Durban, and Sizwe Kondile , a law graduate from the Eastern Cape who was interrogated and beaten then … On compassionate grounds, he was allowed to retire from the police force in 1986 as medically unfit (diabetes), …

… at Ga-Madiba, Mashashane Lutheran School and Setotolwane. From 1926 to 1929 he studied for a teacher's diploma at … U.E.D. in 1942. He obtained the latter two qualifications from the South African Native College (later University of … primary school in the Potgietersrus district. From April 1930 to June 1935 he was principal at the …

… Bunim Idel Krill, a Yiddish poet and writer, emigrated from Lithuania to South Africa in 1913. In 1952, Forman … her to a 1.6km radius of her home and forbade her from entering any educational institution or factory … that her friend, Babla Saloojee , had died after ‘falling’ from the seventh-floor window of a Special Branch …

… ethos of self-help, plus a great deal of assistance from sympathetic Whites, allowed Xuma to continue. After … 17 June 1920, he received his Bachelor of Science degree from the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home … Xuma spent nine months in Chicago in 1921. Again, support from White Christians provided him with much needed …

… Campaign  and was subsequently expelled and barred from the teaching profession. To make ends meet, he briefly … taught the basics of reading and writing. On his release from Robben Island in the 1970s, he was restricted to … served as Chief Whip of the National Council of Provinces from 1997 to 1999. Makgothi also held positions in business; …

… (now Botswana) on 3 February 1921. His family came from a non-Setswana-speaking ethnic group, the Beyei. Mpho … in Kliptown in 1955, Mpho led more than 200 delegates from the ANC branches in the West Rand. Due to his political … ANC comrades passing through Botswana were under threat from the Apartheid government, he organized people in Palapye …

… The Call for Freedom and Justice , was published from Amra’s home on Milton Road, Durban. He wrote many of the … are fainting by the dozen every day in Union schools from HUNGER. Why not make this your concern? When moderate … who visited Durban on 3l March 1941 en route to India from England where she was studying. According to Pauline …

… served as a member of a democratically elected Parliament from 1994 to 2004 and in the National Assembly from 2009 until 2014, when he retired. In 1992, Mlangeni was … awarded the Isithwalandwe Seaparankwe , the highest honour from the ANC for those who have made an outstanding …

… at Sastri College and studied medicine in Bombay, India, from 1939. It was at the height of the Indian struggle for … second Black doctor to do so. Most of his patients came from the surrounding Black townships. The appalling … 1955, Motala spoke on behalf of Luthuli, who was banned from the farewell function for the Durban delegates going to …

… tendencies of Tswana poetry) in 1970 – all qualifications from the University of South Africa. In 1974 he also read … In the latter capacity he served the Western Transvaal from Krugersdorp in the east to Supingstad near Gaborone in … tongue, English, Afrikaans and Dutch equally fluently. From 1961 to 1973 he compiled the Bophuthatswana Hansard, …

… in training a large number of pre-school teachers from Umlazi and KwaMashu  townships. Padayachie served as an … Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa).  Also from 2009 until 2010 he served as the Deputy Minister of … Padayachie also put renewed effort and bigger focus from government behind South Africa's lagging switch to …