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… out against the injustices of the Apartheid regime. In 1976,  the Apartheid government exiled Father Lapsley for his … (ANC) as well as for the support of students after the 1976  student uprising. Father Lapsley then moved to Lesotho … as a chaplain in the ANC.   In 1982,  Father Lapsley moved from Lesotho to Zimbabwe,  after the South African government …

… calling for a boycott and stayaway by parents and workers from the 13-15 September 1976 in sympathy with those killed or detained by the police. …

… President and the first person to be banned under the 1976 Internal Security Act, Fatima Meer, was banned again for a further five years. Her first ban emanated from trying to organise a rally with Steve Biko. Shortly after her release in 1976, Fatima survived an assassination attempt, when her …

… was taken against the newspaper for publishing extracts from the Africa Mineworkers’ Union’s evidence to the Lansdown …

… a defendant in the  Treason Trial  for its full length, from 1956 to 1961. He moved to Swaziland after 1961. …

… of the Johannesburg Baptist Church. He offered to resign from this position if his pro-Indian sympathies were …

… advantage of the economic and military strength of the Vorster fascist regime. For their part, the South African … In their criminal invasion of Angola, they are continuing from where their fascist ally, Caetano, left off. This time … fascist troops and neo-colonialist interventionists from Angola. We further appeal for all political and material …

… lives, their hardships and their struggle for liberation from apartheid and poverty. His political purpose was forged … oppressive laws to strengthen their apartheid policies. From the early 1950s, Lamontville was a nursery and a … Africans to ‘homeland’ citizenship, thereby excluding them from citizen rights and any say in the government of their …

… pressure, in 1941 Godfrey Wilson was forced to resign from his position and subsequently took the family back to … in rural Hogsback in the Eastern Cape , thirty kilometers from Alice . Godfrey joined the Red Cross and unfortunately … in the South African Mines 1911 – 1969 was published from his PhD. He subsequently published the book, Migrant …

… or collection point. On the strength of a note he received from  Mosie Moolla , who was a detainee at Marshall Square … struggle received their school clothes, free of charge, from Quarter’s shop.” Joe Matthews , a veteran of the  … and Ahmed Khota (Quarter) would make available to us goods from his shop.” Dasu Joseph, a fellow  Transvaal Indian …

… Maniben Sita  to organise a batch of women resisters from the Asiatic Bazaar. The members of the group included … treason in 1956. Volunteers collected funds and groceries from merchants, cooked the food and took it to a church near … she continued to provide breakfast and lunch daily from 1959 to 1961 when the trial ended. Thayanayagie was …

… of the deputation to Britain. During the long voyage from Cape Town to England Msane spent a good deal of the time … Richard Thema*, the previous Secretary-General, to resign from his post together with the President-General John Dube*. … role was in fact played out and he lived isolated from the black working class in Bree Street, Johannesburg. …

… Collegiate School for Girls. As the school’s principal from 1890 until 1899, she conducted a radical overhauling of … were going to unite in excluding Black Africans from the region’s future. In the early 1900s she began … with the South African Native National Congress (SANNC) from its founding in 1912. Together with her brothers, John …

… for the Chamber of Mines, and had come to South Africa from England in the 1890s to seek his fortune on the diamond … carpets drenched by a large volume of kitchen slops thrown from the ship. After the war ended he qualified as an … Malan, protesting the removal of Coloured South Africans from the Voter’s Roll . Mayer travelled outside of South …

… and in 1986 Rebecca and her sister Cynthia hiked 400 km from their home to the Johannesburg township of Evaton to … and sister in tragic circumstances. This did not stop her from producing music, which she believes is her divine … of Congo . In 2003 she received an honorary doctorate from the University of Natal for her contribution to music …

… a new year is the occasion for the exchange of greetings. From this southern part of the world of progressive peoples, … powerful enemy attacks on our movement - attacks mounted from different points at different angles with different … in southern Africa has scored significant successes. Vorster, Klopper, Helen Suzman and lesser agents of …

… a new year is the occasion for the exchange of greetings. From this southern part of the world of progressive peoples, … powerful enemy attacks on our movement - attacks mounted from different points at different angles with different … in southern Africa has scored significant successes. Vorster, Klopper, Helen Suzman and lesser agents of …

… followed the African National Congress into exile in 1976. He aided the ANC through his work as an anti-apartheid … to “hit back by all means.” What differentiates Gilder from the rest was unusual background. Gilder used his … London Gilder joined the exiled ANC in London in the year 1976 to help lead cultural protests as a musician and to …

… to appeal over group areas case at Curries. African clerks from Natal form ‘Old Natalians' at Simmer and Jack Mine, … is again suspended in 1964. It is expelled from FIFA in 1976. 1964 FASA's (Football Association of South Africa) … next congress, during the Olympic Games in Montreal, in 1976. South Africa remains suspended, meaning that foreign …

… a BA(FA). He lectured in Art History at UN(P) in 1982. From 1983 he was a lecturer at the Technikon Natal. He has …

… numerous academic articles, hais books include Voices from Cape Town Classrooms, Teacher and Comrade, and most …

… also among the first leaders of the Natal Native Congress from its founding in 1900 -1901. He became its president in … • Gerhart G.M and Karis T. (ed)(1977). From Protest to challenge: A documentary History of African …

… was acting secretary of the Eastern Cape Action Committee from 1954 to 1955. In 1956 she was a committee member of the …

… of our story. 1 It provides us with a kind of promontory from which we can now, in this conclusion, look back and make … little ANC operational strategy actually changed between 1976 and 1986 - indeed, from the 1960s. Vula would be the … and the assumptions it contained - might be false. Between 1976 and 1986, ANC strategists never seriously questioned …

… Contents 1910-1950 Apartheid ideology and implementation from 1950 Conclusion 1910-1950 By 1950, the population of New Brighton had grown from 3,650 in 1911 to 35,000. Almost all of the population … which in turn sparked off the Soweto student uprising of 1976, but it also created residential conditions which will …

… created the Owl House between the years of 1945 and 1976 with the attempt to bring light, colour and life into … partnership. The owl sculptures and figurines are made from cement and have striking glass bottle eyes. The interior … relief sculptures that cover the House. After her death in 1976, the Owl House fell into disrepair, and as a result some …

… From the book:  A Documentary History of Indian South … continued to organise cricket on a non-racial basis up to 1976. The cancellation of the 1968 tour of the MCC to South … truly representative body had to be formed. On 18 January 1976 all three national bodies were once again around the …

… the British finally came to his aid and freed the country from the Italian control. He returned to claim his throne. On … were sent to study abroad and learn what they could from other cultures. He improved the infrastructure of the … intimidated by their bravery and decided to remove them from the position of authority and replaced them with those …

… for the task of Bible distribution. Annually he covered from 24 000 to 32 000 kilometres and even visited distant … and used all his powers of persuasion to gain support from the Bible Society in this matter. It was no easy task, since he met with strong opposition from his own people, for whom the idea of a Bible in …

… in Natal. She provided legal assistance for activists from different political organizations detained by the … a Master of Law and in 1988 a Doctor of Juridical Science from Harvard University in the United States of America … acts of genocide. In an interview, Pillay said , “From time immemorial, rape has been regarded as spoils of …