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… at the University of the Witwatersrand. He served with the South African forces in World War II for four years and went … Bar. Kentridge practised for more than 30 years at the South African Bar, during which time his clients included … lawyers for the defence in political trials in South Africa such as the Treason Trial (1958 – 1961) and the …

… - KZN) on 2 August 1940. His grandparents had come to South Africa around the 1880’s. They were part of the second wave of emigrants from India to South Africa. His grandfather had owned property, in a rural … Citation to be read for for the Academy of Science of South Africa - Science-for-Society Gold Medal 2003 award . …

… From the book:  A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai … Internal Affairs and fellow councillors, on behalf of the South African Indian Council I wish to place on record our … Minister in charge of constitutional development in South Africa. We believe a constitutional formula acceptable, …

… On 5 April 2011, South African photographer Anton Hammerl was killed, … to oust Muammar Gaddaffi’s regime in February 2011. South African International Relations and Co-operation … Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane said that South Africa was doing its best to find him and bring his body back …

… Former South African Football Administrator and founder of the … spheres of life will always be remembered in the annals of South Africa’s history. … Legendary South African Football Administrator Abdul Bhamjee dies …

… wife Dhanalutchmee Pillay. The Naiker family arrived in South Africa when Monty's grandfather came from India to South Africa as a contract labourer. Monty matriculated at … New Dictionary of South African Biography, Pg 196-7| Gagathura (Monty) Mohambry …

… after the Second World War ended in 1945, Bailey moved to South Africa to take care of the business interests left by his … including the Defiance Campaign and treason trials in South Africa, the rise of Kenneth Kaunda in Zambia and … Available at www.guardian.co.uk [Accessed: 25 August 2011]|South African History Online, ‘A History of Drum Magazine’ …

… in Cape Town and is represented by the Stevenson Gallery, South Africa where he has in 2016 his seventh solo exhibition.  … Donaueschingen, Germany (2014); Imaginary Fact: South African Art and the Archive, the South African Pavilion …

… matriculated in 1997. He graduated from the University of South Africa, with a BA degree in Psychology, the University of the … – making him the first black male to hold the position in South Africa’s history. A year later, Maimane was elected … The South African. (2018). Mmusi Maimane . Available at …

… liberal home. His mother was born in England and came to South Africa after the Second World War and married and settled … his Honours degree Hartman spent a year travelling around South Africa on his bicycle and taking photographs which he …

… created to provide scholarships and welfare services to South Africa in exile. In the early 1970s he was a psychiatry … University of Toronto, Canada. He and his wife returned to South Africa in 1990. …

… TB. This is when Rev Sykes made her aware of conditions in South Africa that gave rise to this disease. 1946 was also the time … the  African National Congress (ANC) ,  Communist Party of South Africa (SACP)  and other parties. But it condemned the …

… Dhlomo (R.R.R.), a prominent Zulu writer among Black South Africans in the early twentieth century. Together, … or what he calls, a policy of ‘fusion’, in which “all South Africans, irrespective of color or creed will enjoy the … the African Yearly Register, a Who’s Who of Black folks in Africa produced in 1932 by TD Mweli Skota, Dhlomo was …

… where he completed his primary education. In 1882 he left South Africa to study education and theology at Ealing in … Source: Giliomee, Hand Mbenga, B., A New History of South Africa, Tafelberg, (Cape Town), p157 Campbell refers to … 2011.|Sonderling, N. E. (ed), (1999), New dictionary of South African biography, Volume Two, (Pretoria), …

… in 1939 in Lydenburg, Eastern Transvaal (now Mpumalanga), South Africa, to English missionary parents. At university he joined the Liberal Party of South Africa (LPSA). At about this time he was approached by … Available at https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2019-01-17-anti-apartheid-author-hugh-lewin-dies/ . …

… and inter-racial women's organisation, the Federation of South African Women (FSAW or FEDSAW) was launched on 17 April … 164 delegates representing 230,000 women from all parts of South Africa. The leadership of the federation consisted mainly of … South Africa: Overcoming Apartheid, Building Democracy,   …

… Africanist Congress (PAC) in the early 1960s.  He came to South Africa in 1923 to work with the deaf and in the 1930s headed … and he opened the first workshop for blind Africans in South Africa ”” Ezenzeleni, in Roodepoort””where he served as …

… he was briefly a member of the  Communist Party of South Africa  (CPSA) before 1950 and was known in Cape Town as an … ban in 1954 and again in 1961, and around 1963 he left South Africa to live in Basutoland (now Lesotho). …

… studied extramural Political Science Courses at the South African School of Mines and Technology, now the … is evident from 1907 when he worked closely with South African Native National Congress (SANNC) Presidents … Lord Gladstone was the British President General of South Africa at the time.  On 5 July 1913, he was a delegate to an …

… fascism and in 1941 he joined the Communist Party of South Africa. In North Africa he served as a sergeant in the … struggle were carried over into civilian life in post-war South Africa. The Legion recruited both black and white …

… Before joining the  Communist Party of South Africa  (CPSA) in the 1920s, Thibedi was a member of the … to Roux, for some years the only African Communist in South Africa. An able and dedicated organiser, he served, at …

… and founded the first branch of the Ethiopian church in South Africa. The church was formerly opened on the 5th November … and led to a call from the Ethiopian church in South Africa to form a union with the American church. After …

… on 18 April 1975 in Germiston, Gauteng.[i] Oliver is a South African Cross Country skier.[ii] He started competitive … sprint event at Turin in 2006.[iv] Oliver became the first South African to compete in a Nordic event in 2006, even … hosted by Germany in 2006.[vii] Oliver represented South Africa at the 2005 and 2007 Rollski World …

… Member on several selection committees, including the South African National Art Gallery and the Johannesburg Art Gallery. As a South African printmaker, art administrator and opponent of … now faced with the many battles that confront me in South Africa. The role of the artist has not changed: The …

… the only university opened to Black, Indian and Coloured South Africans as well as students from other English … the only teacher training art course available to Black South Africans at the time. In 1954 Selby married Nisa … BA degree in Fine Arts at The University of South Africa (UNISA). While based in Durban Selby became part of …

… South African Labour Bulletin is a refereed journal which supports the democratic labour movement in South Africa. It is a forum for analysing, debating and recording … South African Labour Bulletin Volume 4 Number 9 and 10 March …

… and “Best Street Urban Music Album” at the 18th Annual South African Music Awards, the same year. AKA’s second album … is certified platinum by the Recording Industry of South Africa.[7] He won he “Best Male Southern Africa” and … AKA, the Prince of South African hip hop is born …

… schooling. As an activist in both the Communist Party of South Africa and the  African National Congress  (ANC), he first … Mineworkers' Union. Expelled from the  Communist Party of South Africa  (CPSA) in 1942, he was associated with Paul …

… (née Hilary Claire) was born on 4 November 1941 in Erith, south-east London into a Jewish family. Her father, a South African worked as a doctor at the time. Later in 1943 the family moved back to South Africa. Claire went to Johannesburg's Roedean school before …

… DJ and actress. Minnie has hosted Soccerzone, the Miss South Africa beauty pageant, the Metro FM Music Awards, the South African Film and Television Awards, the lifestyle show … Minnie Dlamini, the South African television personality is born …