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| B-0144827 | biography | Jundea Bolowa Tubakwa | 1968 | ✓ |
| B-0008652 | biography | Paul Ramotsoane Mosaka | 1911-1963 | – |
| B-0080306 | biography | Viola Hashe | 1926-1977 | ✓ |
| B-0079929 | biography | Achmad Cassiem | 1945 | ✓ |
| B-0085151 | biography | Matlakana Philemon Tefu | 1940-2012 | – |
| B-0008223 | biography | Clements Kadalie | 1896-1951 | ✓ |
| B-0009002 | biography | Lennox Sebe | 1926-1994 | – |
| B-0008027 | biography | Patrick Baker Duncan | 1918-1967 | ✓ |
| B-0150379 | biography | Lettie Malindi | 1922-2010 | ✓ |
| B-0150475 | biography | Henrietta Rebecca Stakesby Lewis | 1850-1912 | ✓ |
| B-0066278 | biography | Alex Hepple | 1904-1983 | ✓ |
| B-0095602 | biography | Leo Marquard | 1897-1974 | – |
| B-0008019 | biography | Kevin Dowling | 1944 | – |
| B-0095118 | biography | Barney Simon | 1932-1995 | ✓ |
| B-0149326 | biography | Alois Mate | – | ✓ |
| B-0147407 | biography | Albert Dlomo | – | ✓ |
| B-0008789 | biography | Dr. Jacob Mfaniselwa Nhlapo | 1903-1957 | – |
| B-0067462 | biography | Doman | Unknown-1663 | – |
| B-0008935 | biography | Ngoako Abel Ramatlhodi | 1955 | – |
| B-0070371 | biography | Curnick Muzuvukile Ndlovu | 1932-2002 | ✓ |
| B-0125334 | biography | Isaac Williams Wauchope | 1852-1917 | ✓ |
| B-0007820 | biography | Fikile Charles Bam | 1937-2011 | ✓ |
| A-0059656 | article | Bantu Women’s League | 31 Mar 2011 | – |
| B-0149330 | biography | Phathekile Holomisa | 1959 | ✓ |
| B-0149949 | biography | Pixie Benjamin | 1976 | ✓ |
| B-0009211 | biography | B J Vorster [John Vorster] | 1915-1983 | ✓ |
| B-0148746 | biography | Mrs. N. Parenithama Pillay | – | ✓ |
| B-0007840 | biography | Sathima Bea Benjamin | 1936-2013 | ✓ |
| B-0100300 | biography | Donald James Woods | 1933-2001 | – |
| B-0070060 | biography | John Langalibalele Dube | 1871-1946 | ✓ |
BiographyJundea Bolowa Tubakwa
According to the minster of police in May 1969 Mr Jundea Tubakwa was detained on 10th September 1968 under section 6(1) of the Terrorism Act and on 11th …
BiographyPaul Ramotsoane Mosaka
… involved with the communist Party of South Africa's Anti-Pass Campaign. The ADP allied with James Sofasonake Mpanza to …
BiographyViola Hashe
… done because in terms of the Industrial Conciliation Act, 'pass-bearing natives' could not be registered as 'employees' …
BiographyAchmad Cassiem
… when the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) organised an anti-pass campaign that ended in the Sharpeville Massacre . At the …
BiographyMatlakana Philemon Tefu
… to join the organization. The PAC began organizing an anti pass campaign which culminated in the Sharpeville Massacre . …
BiographyClements Kadalie
… a qualified teacher, and he was already assigned by Dr. Laws to run district schools.After teaching for a year,he …
BiographyLennox Sebe
… members were not spared from the harsh internal security laws of the country. In 1983, Sebe’s family was plagued by a …
BiographyPatrick Baker Duncan
… and international periodicals and three books:Sesotho Laws and Customs(1960),South Africa's Rule of …
BiographyLettie Malindi
… including when she protested against the arrival of pass units at the Rondebosch Town Hall in November 1959. In …
Henrietta Rebecca Stakesby Lewis
Henrietta (Ettie or Het) Rebecca Stakesby Lewis was born in 1850 at the Umpukani Mission Station, Orange Free State (now Free State Province), and grew up in…
BiographyAlex Hepple
… the Labour newspaper, Forward, in 1962. When anti-press laws forced its closure in 1964, he and Girlie moved to …
BiographyLeo Marquard
… following year (1973), he awarded an honorary Doctorate of Laws by The University of the Witwatersrand. Marquard passed …
BiographyKevin Dowling
… Maggie Bopalamo, who had suffered much under the draconian laws of Bop as well as South Africa to make the point that …
BiographyBarney Simon
… theatre movement. Working under the racial segregation laws of apartheid without state subsidies and under constant …
BiographyAlois Mate
The Makoba’s Council was described as ‘a powerful and dangerous group of tribesmen.’ Alois Mate was considered to be ‘the brains of the Council although he…
BiographyAlbert Dlomo
Dlomo joined the African National Congress (ANC) at Chesterville in Durban just before it was banned in 1960. He then went underground and embarked on a…
BiographyDr. Jacob Mfaniselwa Nhlapo
… Free State province. After this he gained a first class pass for his Lower Primary Teachers’ Certificate at …
BiographyDoman
… and will finally betray them all.' Whenever Eva tried to pass on information to the Dutch, Doman tried to stop her. …
BiographyNgoako Abel Ramatlhodi
… of his academic programme. Unfortunately he did not pass his final year examinations and was refused admission …
BiographyCurnick Muzuvukile Ndlovu
… and his comrades carried out was the bombing of the Durban pass office. This was followed by the blowing up of a pylon …
BiographyIsaac Williams Wauchope
… be due to having fallen ill [27] or for punching Robert Laws, another member of the missionary party. [28] There is … representation of Blacks on juries and…
BiographyFikile Charles Bam
… from 1997 to 1998. He was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Rhodes University in 2001. Bam was also …
Bantu Women’s League
… at stake was the carrying of passes by black women. The pass came to be seen as a symbol of oppression and the Bantu … to Prime Minister Louis Botha asking…
BiographyPhathekile Holomisa
Phathekile Holomisa was born on 26 August 1959 in the Eastern Cape. He went to the University of Natal during the mid 1980’s where he received a Bachelor of…
BiographyPixie Benjamin
… She endured harsh punishment under censorship and racist laws. Her political involvement already occurred in England, … Women’s March to the Union Building. …
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BiographyB J Vorster [John Vorster]
… On April 23 1942 he was detained under emergency laws and held for about three months by the Smuts government … On May 12, 1962 he revealed details of the…
BiographyMrs. N. Parenithama Pillay
Mrs. N. Pillay (Parenithama), mother-in-law of Govindasamy Krishnasamy Thambi Naidoo, was part of the first group of Transvaal women who went to Natal (now…
BiographySathima Bea Benjamin
… and in great demand in music and theatre. Yet as apartheid laws were implemented, black performers found it increasingly …
BiographyDonald James Woods
… several times for violating apartheid’s publication laws. Woods in turn successfully sued the apartheid …
BiographyJohn Langalibalele Dube
… Land controversies (including taxes and land ownership); Laws and acts, such as the poll tax; Reports such as those of … to Britain to demonstrate against…