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… that he took reluctantly - after a clarion call from his community and political forces to join and demolish apartheid from within. After being arrested on several occasions Ramusi … Manci and Amos ‘Malume’ Lubisi infiltrated South Africa from Swaziland. They were picked up by two policemen while …

… 1904. His father, Thomas Hepple (1869-1942), an immigrant from Sunderland, was a shop steward of the Amalgamated … in trade unions, the anti-fascist movement, and the SALP from an early age. He was elected Labour Member of the (then) … have achieved what we did in SACTU without Alex' (Letter from Phyllis Altman to Girlie Hepple dated 18 November 1983). …

… foreign relations, and global international affairs. From 1936 to 1948, Hammarskjöld held the post of … General of the United Nations and held the position from 1953 to 1961 [5] . Hammarskjöld died at the age of 56 in … you have to do things you don’t want to. Available from: …

… (name given to the British colony in Tanzania’s territory from 1919 until 1961). He was the son of Chief Nyerere Burito … in May 1961. The country gained its independence from the British in December 1961 and Nyerere was officially … peace negotiations between 1994 and 1999. He died from leukaemia on 14 October, 1999 and was buried in his home …

… and sanitation. Their four children carried water from springs almost a mile away. When women were invited to … birth to a son, Mithalin, the day after she was released from prison. In an article published in the Harijan (a … in India ) on 11 August 1946, Gandhi reproduced an extract from a letter he had received about Veerammal: You have heard …

… Zille took over leadership of the Democratic Alliance (DA) from Tony Leon . Mazibuko spent time doing research into … vision for South Africa. Mazibuko is quoted as saying: "From May 6, just after she (Zille) was elected, I started … Influential Woman in 2012. Mazibuko temporarily resigned from her position as DA Parliamentary Leader, as announced by …

… Matseke represented Africans of Pretoria on the PLAB from December 1928 to June 1931, July 1933 to June 1934 and … 1938 to November 1939. His political involvement stretched from a provincial to national level and he served on the … role in the Lutheran Church. He did, however, resign from that church as a result of external pressure and joined …

… the City Hall, which opened in 1905. The view is taken from an upper window in the former Theatre Building, where … of Goodman himself. Goodman's membership of SASA must date from 1897, when he was still a student. His then mentor was … a member and also three works that were sent to the Cape from London. A local report on the exhibition, while full of …

… the founders of the African Mineworkers' Union. Expelled from the  Communist Party of South Africa  (CPSA) in 1942, he … helped lead the Alexandra bus boycotts of 1943 and 1944. From the Alexandra branch of the ANC, Radebe moved into the …

… Gallery in 1970 on the exhibition, Sculpture and Ceramics from the ELC Art and Craft Centre, Rorke’s Drift and it was … by women. Exhibitions: 1970: DAM (Sculpture and Ceramics from Rorke's Drift). 1974: Florence, Italy (38th …

… was born in Cologne, Germany, 1864. He lived in SA from 1889; date and place of death not known. Information on … Robinson and studied for a time under the latter. It is from this phase of his work that the example exhibited here …

… On becoming prime minister after the resignation of B.J. Vorster, P.W. Botha made some changes in the allocation of … Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997 , Westport: Greenwood …

… all Whites were oppressors, an idea which he inherited from his father. Alexander was introduced to coloured … Alexander learned that his grandmother was not originally from South Africa, but it was only later that he discovered how she ended up there. From Ethiopia  in East Africa, former slave Bisho Jarsa …

… Thabo Mbeki, Gary Player; Jan Smuts and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. There were some surprising inclusions in this list, …

… the 1880’s. They were part of the second wave of emigrants from India to South Africa. His grandfather had owned … on the north West Coast of India. His mother was also from a well-off Indian merchant family who lived near the … in which his father grew up.  His grandmother was divorced from his grandfather very early on.  His grandfather, an …

… Vereeniging was attacked by a group of about 300 armed men from Kwa Madala Hostel in nearby Sebokeng Township. The armed … (ANC). In response to the massacre the ANC withdrew from the negotiations, blaming the NP government for the … Then on the 19 June, religious figures Bishop Desmond Tutu and afterwards Ray Macauley visited the grieving …

… work, she chronicles that which is systematically erased from both South African and international narratives: lesbian … in 2004. Since then, Muholi’s work has attracted attention from academic circles, intersectional feminists, LGBTQI … (2016); the Outstanding International Alumni Award from Ryerson University (2016); the Fine Prize for an …

… with the local inhabitants and slaves brought from other parts of Africa, produced children of mixed race, … Town.  She received her Master of Art in Fine Art (MFA) from the University of Cape Town (1992-95). She was awarded a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art (BAFA) from the same institution (1984-7). Originally working as a …

… the march), this new work was a departure (or expansion) from Sophie, asking broader questions about the dynamism of … at the Witwatersrand Technikon (2004) and a B-Tech degree from the University of Johannesburg (2007). Her work was … Nègres in Dakar, and her work was featured in the review From Pierneef to Gugulective: 1910-2010. Other galleries and …

… She was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in literature from the University of Witwatersrand in 2012. Miles … occasions the overnight accommodations were hit-or-miss. From 1998-2000 she researched the visual arts of African … 1939). In 2006 she was the recipient of a fellowship from the Department of Arts and Culture  and the Mutloatse …

… the statement to you, the people. Strangers like Bethell from England and Professor Dash from the United States have in recent weeks been authorised … Prison send their very warmest greetings to Bishop Desmond Tutu. Bishop Tutu has made it clear to the world that the …

… into South Africa to develop the resources, much of it from Great Britain. Unskilled workers came from all over the country to find employment as the country moved away from agriculture towards manufacturing [1] .  A hierarchy of … Quotas to Increase Women’s Political Representation” from Women in Parliament: Beyond Numbers , edited by Azza …

… as the "Brown House" Recently (1988) acquired by Stauch Vorster. A significant Berea Villa of the Victorian period …

… by the security branch on the infamous tenth floor of John Vorster Square police station.  … SAHO,   ‘Stephen Bantu Biko’ , from  South African History Online , [online], Available at …  [Accessed: 10 January 2013]|O’Malley, P. ‘1981’ , from Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory and Dialog , [online], …

… others, as a young man he took up transport riding to and from the new diamond fields around Kimberley. He married … at Kraaipan. His relationship with Cronjé was uneasy from the start. Though Cronjé was no fool, he was dogmatic, … River. There, he realized the old Boer method of defending from the crest of a koppie made them clear targets and their …

… Hendrick Verwoed and former Minister of Justice John Vorster, who are depicted as Roman Soldiers. The painting not …

… was succeeded as president by  Nelson Mandela  and retired from active politics. When teaching lost appeal as a … qualifying as an attorney in 1959. He was subject to bans from 1963 until 1975, when leaders of the Lebowa "homeland" … Gerhart G.M and Karis T. (ed)(1977). From Protest to challenge: A documentary History of African …

… 1926. He was active in the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) from the mid-1940s onward. In the early 1950s he served as … hard labour.  He was a defendant in the 1956 Treason Trial from December 1956 until charges were withdrawn against him a … funeral for liberation struggle stalwart Kay Moonsamy , from TimesLive,  24 June. Available at  …

… the educational channels then open to Africans, going from St. Peter's Secondary School through Fort Hare in the … Accra. He was later among a group of PAC leaders deported from Zambia and has since lived in Kenya, where he is …

… Mpanza was born in 1889. Mpanza was founder and leader from the mid-1940s of the Sofasonke Party of Orlando … where in 1944 he led thousands of Africans, overflowing from the slums of Orlando, to set up a huge shantytown on the …