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… numerous walls in the hospital. He received support from Lionel Abrams, Bill Ainslie and Barney Simon. Dumile … Dumile did exhibit in New York, his income derived mainly from designing record covers, posters, calendars and … shortly before his planned return to South Africa, he died from heart failure while shopping at his favourite music …

… where he also grew up. Following his matriculation from the William Pescod High School in 1975, he worked for … Congress (PAC) President, Zeph Mothopong, who was released from prison in 1988 ,after a 15-year sentence on Robben … X threw in the towel. He quit politics and retreated from the limelight. The article goes onto say that since then …

… was a major threat to international peace and security. From his days as a student leader in the late 1960s and for … Executive Secretary of the British Anti-Apartheid Movement from 1975-1994. Terry died on 2 December 2008* after a heart …

… in Sharpeville on 7 May 1947. He qualified as a teacher from the Wilberforce Training College, and later pursued … is a development agency focusing on rural development. From 1981 until 1986 he became the Director of HELWEL. He …

… without reference to the Courts, to banish any individual from any part of the country, to forbid any individual from attending any meeting, etc.  the Bill was eventually … Roux, E. (1943), Sidney Percival Bunting , p 38 ”“ 39, from ReadoZ,  [online], Available at www.readoz.com . …

… in Sharpeville on 7 May 1947. He qualified as a teacher from the Wilberforce Training College, and later pursued … is a development agency focusing on rural development. From 1981 until 1986 he became the Director of HELWEL. He …

… first African members; in 1932, however, he was expelled from the party for protesting the treatment of  S. P. Bunting … African Clothing Workers' Union, of which he was secretary from 1928 to 1955, he led successive efforts to organise …

… accident in England. She received most of her art training from her mother and a period spent in avantgarde circles in … Her painting Kamei-Doorn in Winter provoked snide comment from art critic Bernard Lewis, who dismissed it as a …

… to at the time. Her mother, Bessie Amelia Emery, came from a wealthy family of Scottish descent. No information on … for teenagers. The latter received many response letters from its readers who were evidently taken by Head’s informal … of taking an exit permit and thus being permanently barred from re-entering South Africa. In early March she accepted …

… in 1830 when  Faku , the ruler of the Mpondo Kingdom from 1818 to 1867, allowed Wesleyan missionaries to establish … Faku to his new missionary, the Reverend William B. Boyce from England. On 22 November 1930, the Wesleyan mission was … the Paramount Chief of Eastern Pondoland, Transkei in 1939-1976, promised labour recruiters that he will help with …

… of the Blacks population was moved to prevent them from living in the urban areas of South Africa. The … a major administrative mechanism for the removal of Blacks from the South African political system under the many laws … the Bantustans “independent”.  These were the Transkei in 1976, Bophuthatswana in 1977, Venda in 1979, and Ciskei in …

… As a gesture of goodwill, ten young people were married from each faction. One couple was a Xhosa orphan girl and a … name was William Wauchope. [11] The name Wauchope derives from the Scottish name, “Werop”. [12] From the influence of missionaries, it was a trend for some …

… the authority to interrogate and extract information from subjects. When detained under this act, the public was … the individual or individuals after 90 days. At the time, Vorster boasted that this was protocol would be repeated …

… Azania Worker was meant to be a forum in which socialists from all political currents within the trade unions, student … in which they could exchange experiences and lessons drawn from past and present struggles. It was non-sectarian and … removals in South Africa. Livingston Mqotsi and Desmond Tutu’s son-in-law Corbin Seavers wrote some articles. It’s …

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

… From the early years of colonial rule, South African youth … opposed this instruction. From the beginning of 1976, Soweto schools were in protest. In June different … that culminated in the infamous June 16 uprising . 1976 - June 16 and Youth Politics in South Africa The 1970s …

… in 1941 and then went to the University of Cape Town from 1942 to 1944 where she graduated with a BA degree with … She was a truly professional journalist, winning respect from her colleagues for the vast amount of time and energy … secretaries, the high speed dictate typists and the men from the presses to threaten downing tools when a hostile …

… Her childhood was unsettled and harsh. The family moved from mission station in remote parts of the Eastern Cape , until her father was expelled from the mission for supplementing his income by trading. Her … a society that was strongly patriarchal. It was probably from her mother that Olive got the idea that ‘to be born a …

… if I died.” This was met with peals of approving laughter from the delegates, much to the horror of the world. What was … up its hands in mock horror at the excesses of John Vorster, the then Prime Minister and Jimmy Kruger, Minister … We were on our own. Sharpeville in 1960 and Soweto in 1976 demonstrated the extent to which terror could be …

… she is best known for is the Jacob Zuma rape case. It is from the secrecy of the trial that she was named Kwhezi or … docked six months pay for raping her. She matriculated from Phambili High School, Durban in 1992 but did not receive … stayed Fezekile’s family home in Swaziland while hiding from the Apartheid forces. Kasrils considered her to be their …

… was an active participant in the liberation struggle from his student days as a member of the Congress of South … Transvaal region and later became its General Secretary from 1989 until the unbanning of political parties in 1990 … He was eventually detained without trial for four years from 1985 to 1989 after the declaration of the State of …

… in 1931 finally caught up with him, and he was removed from the party's political bureau. Isolated and rejected by … until the early 1960s. In 1963 he was forced to resign from the Liberal Party under new rules restricting "named" … was issued a full array of banning orders, prohibiting him from teaching, publishing, attending gatherings, being …

… Mabandla to become Chief Minister. His support came mainly from government appointed chiefs. After his election to the … Services. In 1981 Ciskei obtained independence from the South African government. This independence was … him. Trade unions and his family members were not spared from the harsh internal security laws of the country. In …

… to Australia when he was eighteen and made a fortune from mining. Rendered insolvent there, he came to Cape Town … he showed 15 new works, and was making a modest living from his art while living in Gorleston Road, Sea Point. His … seems erratic, even though he served as SASA Secretary from 1907 to 1915. In 1924 he had a stroke. Unable to paint, …

… of Johannesburg artist, Bill Ainslie, to continue training from 1974-1977.  In 1977 Koloane co-founded the Federated … York. In 1985 he was awarded a Diploma in Museum Studies from the University of London and in 1988 he was one of the … providing them with a work space and opportunity to learn from established artists. David Koloane as an art critic has …

… in Pretoria, Transvaal (now Gauteng). Felgate graduated from Pretoria Boys High School in 1949. He studied at the University of Natal from 1956 to 1959, earning an honours degree in social … Zulu, he lectured in anthropology at Rhodes University from 1968 to 1971.He then did labour research for the Chamber …

… Edgar Brookes helped to change parliamentary debate from one focusing on control of the black population to one … to  Peter Brown  and  Alan Stewart Paton . She retired from Parliament in 1960. In 1967 she spent at Oxford writing her memoirs and published as From Union to Apartheid: A Trek to Isolation(1969). …

… years later was elected to parliament on the Labour ticket from 1912 to1915. He was widely admired as an energetic … with Sidney Bunting and led to his partial withdrawal from party politics about 1925.During the "Native Republic" … phase of the early 1931 he was officially expelled from the CPSA. In late 1937 he went to Moscow to celebrate …

… end and to a lesser degree that of State Presiden John Vorster.   … ,(Routledge),p.172| Wood, E.,J.,(2000), Forging Democracy from Below: Insurgent Transitions in South Africa and El …

… Afrikaner settlement in Ohrigstad in 1845, some distance from Pietersburg, Later, in 1848, he led a group that settled … March 1852. Meanwhile, the Volksraad, acting on a request from Potgieter, founded a town in Makapanspoort called … which was called Pietersburg. The site, the property of BJ Vorster and Gert Emmenis, was bought by the government on 29 …