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… he studied at Shaw University and Springfield College. From about 1920 to 1936 he lived in South Africa as a … praised the government's separate development policy. From 1965 until his death in 1975 he was co-chairman of the …

… in Zambia. She was sent to Sweden to study on scholarship from the Lutheran World Federation and studied at the … and Women of Namibia: The Changing Role of Namibian Women from Traditional Precolonial Times to the Present. …

… police. Dinat spent four months in detention and escaped from South Africa soon after release. Ramnie decided to leave … she obtained an "exit permit," prohibiting her from returning to South Africa, and left as planned. In …   E.S. Reddy. (2012). From an email to SAHO, from Mr E S Reddy, dated 30 June 2012. …

… Despite the banishment of her partner and other leaders from Witzieshoek, there continued to be opposition to state … be in the “general public’s interest” if they were removed from Groblersdal to somewhere more rural where their … by Professor S. Badat, Rhodes University, 2012. From the book, Forgotten People - Political Banishment under …

… development. Malan was dour and unbending and retired from office in 1954 after achieving nearly all of the objectives that had originally drawn him away from the ministry and into national politics. He died in …

… Other examples chronicle acts of resistance. The woodcuts from this period were particularly imposing. This was due not … enhanced by her decision to use wood-blocks hewn from unorthodox surfaces such as old doors.  Since …

… had no formal training as an artist and learned to carve from his father who made utility items for his community. He … Hlungwani lived in Mbokhoto, approximately 38 kilometres from Louis Trichardt in northern Limpopo. He selected a …

… Dar es Salaam, Tanzania reported that Hadebe ‘had resigned from the external mission of the Congress for personal and … membership of the Congress. He returned to South Africa from exile in around 1994. …

… Sussex College at Cambridge University. He graduated from the University of Cambridge  in 1928. Collins became … Canterbury Cathedral  and he became a curate of Whistable from 1928-1929. He then went to become an assistant lecturer … lecturer in theology at King’s College in 1931, and from 1934-1937 he became the vice- principal of Westcott …

… return to South Africa. He wrote a book entitled the Bull from Moruleng:Vistas of Home and Exile (2012)  in which he … have "thrown in the towel" or “sulked”  for many reasons from his great grandfather ending up in Mochudi, Botswana, … of the state, as this affected all aspects of culture, from arts, literature, education and religion. He is …

… . He remained a member of that committee until 1961, from 1943 to 1958 as its General Secretary, and in 1959 as … Council was formed, he was elected to serve on that body. From 1945 to 1961, he was an executive committee member of … central meeting point for Congressmen. He has now retired from active involvement in politics and has business …

… and Katherine Ribeiro (nee Mothibe). His father came from Beira, Mozambique and passed away in 1942. His mother, who came from Brits, passed away in 1975. He completed his first six … of schooling at the Jane Furst School in Glen Cowie, and from standard six to standard nine attended school in Lesotho …

… School of Fine Art, after it opened in 1924. A commission from UCT in 1930 was for the design of a series of windows for Smuts Hall on themes from early colonial histon In 1938 he designed a window with … delicate Oriental style. He served as a President of SASA from 1928 to 1929, and was also a member of the K Club and …

… of Groningen, Leiden, Oxford, Berlin and Heidelberg. From 1949, he lectured in the Department of Philosophy at the … thought-provoking book led to friction and open hostility from mainstream Afrikaner organizations such as the Dutch … and a dozen book contributions. His publications range from monographs on N.P. van Wyk Louw, de Chardin and Camus, …

… was called) used to read the newspaper to her father and from that she started hating the Apartheid Laws, especially … Areas Act and the Pass Laws . In 1951, when a call came from a trade union movement to stage a one-day strike, she … married Yusuf who had followed her back to South Africa from India. Together they had a daughter and then a son. …

… under the jurisdiction of the Act. (Dugard, 1978, 155) In 1976, with the cooling-off of Cold War tensions between the … the activities specifically listed: preventing anyone from maintaining ‘law and order’ (2.2.a), promoting, ‘any … during his incarceration, which lasted 265 days. (SAIRR, 1976: 133) Deaths in Detention Many of those detained under …

… strategist of the struggle against apartheid sports from the mid-1970s - on his forthcoming 60th birthday on 27 … was paralysed, until it was revived in London in 1966. The Vorster regime also began openly to interfere in sports. It … and external resistance, became chairman of SAN-ROC in 1976 and executive chairman in 1978. He proved to be ideally …

… Organization (SWAPO) established bases in Angola. In 1976 the African National Congress (ANC) set up the Central … with Angola to establish military bases, and by the end of 1976 the ANC had established its first military base in … late October and early November 1976 other MK were brought from Tanzania and sent to a transit camp called Engineering. …

… Western powers. To retain the protection of these powers from tighter trade and financial sanctions, Pretoria had now … 11-year period of ANC history chosen for this study, from 1976 to 1986, provides material for a curious and paradoxical … to itself, its members and others. The journey from 1976 to 1986 shows that the road to apparent revolutionary …

… Following a visit by South Africa's Prime Minister B.J. Vorster to Malawi in May 1970, President Hastings Banda of … Eye on Africa, " Malawi History and Safari Information ", from Eye on Africa , [Online], available at …

… South African Prime Minister, B.J. Vorster completed a tour of self governing territories in the … O’Malley P. ‘1971’, from O’Malley: The Heart of Hope, [online], available at …

… of more than £6 was,  “I am not here to draw a salary from you.  I am here because I like to work with you and I … in which she said:   “--- But I implore you not to flinch from the hardships which now confront you, not to falter at … refused the application, with costs and declined to depart from the universal practice, which precluded the admission of …

… born in 1956 in Pretoria . He grew up in Johannesburg and from 1968 to 1974 he attended Waterford- Kamhlaba, a non … undergo conscription in the South African Defence Force. From 1977 to 1980 Ledochowski studied to obtain a diploma in … in a solo show entitled Hand Coloured Portraits from the Cape Flats. In the mid eighties he began his …

… on a cruise ship in the Caribbean, he asked for lessons from a harmonica player he had met, from there his interest was sparked to learn how to master … about producing an album that would document material from the last moments of The Manhattan Brothers active stages …

… Jacobus, a farmer  and Debora Retief. His ancestors were from Provence in France. Piet Retief lived with his father … leave the Cape Colony in search of a better place far away from British control. In 1837 his group arrived in Thaba …  as a tactic to threaten King Dingane and prevent him from attacking the Voortrekkers. Dingane tested the military …

… maternal grandparents were a White Afrikaner bus driver from the rural village of Harding in southern Natal, and a … father. Robert grew up in Wentworth, a suburb 11km from the city centre of the coastal, colonial city of Durban. … killed an attacker with his mother's pistol. Politicised from an early age, first under the influence of his …

… Towards the end of 1912 Botha dismissed  J B M Hertzog  from his cabinet and Roos protested by demonstrating at the … put word into action when Hertzog suggested independence from Britain and put forward a claim to re-establish the two … with the  Labour Party (LP) , which was distancing itself from Smuts. He wanted to strengthen the NP by forging a …

… on 2nd of August 1934 by James Bolton, a furniture worker from the United Kingdom. It was during this time that Bolton … establish trade unions for black workers who were barred from joining trade unions by law. She also mobilized … to the african workers and that forced her to resign from the union. In June, 1972 at a meeting of textile and …

… retrospectively to convict these political activists from Namibia. Toivo Ya Toivo made a speech at the trial which … prisoners were kept in Section D. He was released from Robben Island after serving 16 years in March 1984. When … and was appointed Secretary-General of the SWAPO party from 1984 to 1991. He went into exile and continued to play a …

… He was born in 1945 in Johannesburg, South Africa. From the age of 19 he studied at the NATD, Johannesburg … in Fine Art at the Natal Technical College in Durban from 1968 to 1971, he was a part-time lecturer in Fine Arts … realized that the apartheid regime actively prevented him from confronting his own suffering. He gained perspective and …