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… London and obtained a BSc in 1908. In 1913 she returned to South Africa, and four years later returned to England to study at … 1921 from the University of London. She then returned to South Africa where she lectured at various universities and … E.J. Verwey (ed), New dictionary of South African biography. Pretoria, 1995, pp. 216-217 …

… passed away peacefully at his home in Johannesburg , South Africa surrounded by his family. He died after a battle with … The father of South African Jazz Hugh Masekela dies …

… and a deeply religious man who decided to move to South Africa in 1903 because of his sympathy towards the Afrikaner nation after the South African War. The Verwoerd family settled in Wynberg, …

… Coloured parents. His father had emigrated from India to South Africa in 1911. His mother, Emma Caroline, was a coloured South African who made a living as a domestic worker and gave … Albert Adams Obituary “Albert Adams: Painter inspired by South Africa”. Available at: theindependent.co.uk [Accessed …

… at the Institute of Race Relations in Durban but left South Africa for Zambia where she obtained her LLB degree. Between … the ANC and other political organisations, she returned to South Africa as part of the ANC’s negotiating team and is …

… conditions of African Americans. On his return to South Africa, Khoapa became involved with Steve Biko and other … States where he taught for eight years. He returned to South Africa and became the first black Vice Chancellor of …

… the name of the entire oppressed and struggling people of South Africa, I wish to convey our sincere appreciation and … witnessed an activity of a very unusual type. This was in South Africa on 9 August 1956. Black women of our country had … Day of Solidarity with the Struggle of Women in South Africa and Namibia, 11 August 1981 …

… (a founding member and later the National President of the South African Congress of Trade Unions [SACTU]) were the … League (YCL) and, by 1946, in the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) .   After the passing of the Suppression …

… subsequent research into the lives of African artists in South Africa. When the late Sipho Sepamla  invited her in 1986 to … Ernest Mancoba  (1904-2002) of whom art historians in South Africa were unaware at the time, led to extensive …

… independence of Namibia. Includes a joint statement by the South African Government and the five Foreign Ministers … the Five Western Powers and the RSA Government regarding South West Africa …

… age and enlisted in a non-European transport unit of the South African Army. After the war, he returned to his studies … he successfully appealed for permission to leave South Africa. In August 1962 he went to Maseru, where he and …

… and after completion went to further his education in South Africa at Tiger Kloof, Vyrburg, matriculating in 1944. He … as a telegraph operator. However in 1948, he returned to South Africa where he found work at the Crown Mines in …

… position to the then minister of education and South Africa's last white president F.W. de Klerk after suffering a … of Khotso House, the headquarters of the anti-apartheid South African Council of Churches. He was later convicted for … Former South African Prime Minister, P.W Botha, dies …

… played as a central striker. She started playing for the South African Women’s National team, Banyana Banyana, in 2000 … Championships (AWC). She has earned 120 caps for the South African National Women's team, Banyana Banyana, making … in the Elitedivisionen, before returning to South Africa in 2009 to play for the Palace Super Falcons. In 2008, …

… form the Black Health and Black Allied Workers Union of South Africa(BAWU), serving as a senior shop steward and … left his job to take up full time employment with the South African Black Municipal and Allied Workers Union, an … Gastrow, S. (1990). Who\'s Who in South African Politics Vol 3. Johannesburg: Ravan Press (Pty) …

… in the arts and humanities to research universities in South Africa, Uganda, Ghana, Egypt, and Lebanon and to pan-African … created Council on Higher Education, which advises the South African Minister of Higher Education & Training on … Badat, S. (2018). Email to Omar Badsha, South African History Online (SAHO), dated 14 December 2018 …

… in radical politics when he joined the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) in his second year at university. During this … Meer as secretary. They took over the leadership of the South African Indian Congress in 1946. In their new positions …

… Association for the Education and Cultural Advancement of South Africa. She was concurrently elected as president of the … in 1977, she was the national president of the YWCA of South Africa. She became a member of the Christian Institute …

… Several dutch publishers have featured prominently in the South African book industry. They include JJ van Schaik, … professionals. Even in those pre-war years Balkema had his South African contacts - students like WEG Louw, WJ du P … refuge for Jews.) When Balkema decided to settle in South Africa after the war, he brought with him a background of …

… more difficult, as it would Stanley Lollan's of the South African Coloured People's Organisation also one of the … that even after more than twenty years on Robben Island, South Africa's dreaded maximum-security gaol, he remains head and … Chapter VIII - Treason - South African style 1 …

… studies at Witwatersrand University (Wits). He joined the South African Air Force at the outbreak of World War II and served in North Africa and Italy as an aerial photographer, having developed … member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of South Africa, (now the SA College of Medicine), and secretary …

… the first woman to practice as a qualified architect in South Africa. She mainly practiced in South Africa, and was also interested in restoring and … E.J. Verwey (ed), New dictionary of South African biography. Pretoria, 1995, pp. 223-224 …

… in September 1952 and was well received in Britain and South Africa. It was translated into French and Russian. However, … eventually republished in 1987. When Altman returned to South Africa in 1956 she began working with the South African … 1988. “An Interview with Phyllis Altman” in English in Africa , 15(1): 97-105 | The Guardian, (1999), “ Phyllis …

… with the shifting social and political situations in South Africa. There is a sense of intimacy and personal closeness … Siopis had a major retrospective, Time and Again, at Iziko South African National Gallery and later that year at the …

… 1977, Bophuthatswana was granted ‘independence' by the South African government. The region became the second … with other homelands, was incorporated to form part of South Africa’s nine provinces. It is now part of the North West … Bophuthatswana is granted independence by the South African government …

… Statement by His Excellency, Mr Thabo Mbeki, President of South Africa, at United Nations African Meeting in Support of the …

… black pupils who had attained a high school education in South Africa. The patronage of Mandela’s relative, Paramount Chief … university for Blacks (African, Coloured and Indian) in South Africa at the time. At Fort Hare, Mandela befriended … Accessed on 5 July 2011 Gastrow, S. (1995). Who's Who in South African Politics, Vol. 5, Johannesburg: Ravan Press, …

… African National Congress (ANC) and the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) , Tabata favoured a peasant-based liberation … the NEUM, and became its president. In May 1963, he fled South Africa via Swaziland and subsequently took refuge in … to Challenge: A Documentary History of African Politics in South Africa 1882-1964. Vol 4. Hoover Institution Press, …

… 27 of July 1927 in Hlobane, Natal (now  Kwazulu-Natal ), South Africa. Mrs Sobukwe (then Miss Mathe) was a trainee nurse at … to grant her husband and her family permission to leave South Africa but Vorster refused. She had also previously …

… support of the opposition. Conscription was instituted in South Africa in the form of 9 months of service for all white males … of 17 and 65 years old. Conscripts became members of the South African Defense Force (SADF), or the South African … Boddy-Evans, A. End Conscription Campaign, ECC (South Africa) [online] Available at: africanhistory.about.com …