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… UK, Norway, Germany and Russia. In 1976, Makhaya join the  African National Congress  (ANC) and in 1992 became its Chief … on 1 August 1994, after which he was posted to various African, European and American countries on South African Foreign Service missions. In November 1995, he served …

… collegues to build a spirit resistance to the government's African education policies. In the 1940s Honono was a member … on 16 December 1943.  He was an active member of the All-African Convention (AAC), a federal organisation formed in 1936 to resist the Hertzog Bills which disenfranchised African people in the Cape Province.  In 1950 he joined the …

… as part of a concerted campaign after the banning of the African National Congress (ANC). Callinicos wrote articles … Callinicos taught English literacy to workers in the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) offices in … is well known for her work on the formation of the South African working class, which includes a trilogy of books, …

… ( Western Cape ). She was the Deputy President of the African National Congress Women’s League (ANCWL), was an African National Congress (ANC) National Executive Committee … Teachers Union, which later became known as the South African Democratic Teachers Union (SADTU). Ntwanambi joined …

… Africa as a member of the Phelps-Stokes Commission on African Education. Aggrey's thinking on race relations … for racial harmony reinforced the disposition of many African National Congress (ANC) leaders for consultation and … the interracial councils then being formed in major South African cities. He died in 1927. Edwin W. Smith wrote a …

… 1993. Covers period of negotiations. Focus on proposed regions and examines criteria for boundaries, national concerns, assumptions, regions. Includes map of proposed regions. …

… process, revolutionary politics, free jazz and other African musics. Presently his research and thinking is … studying music, as the vanguard of consciousness, in southern African liberation history, engaging with the largely silenced archive of southern African Black intellectual thought and engaging …

… Draft discussion paper on the role of South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) in the national … the roles of SACTU and COSATU. Includes a 'Circular to all regions and units'. …

… Draft discussion paper on the role of South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) in the national … the roles of SACTU and COSATU. Includes a "Circular to all regions and units". …

… Leon Madakeni, star of the South African film Wanaka, a member of the African National Congress  (ANC) and uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK). …

… A member of the African National Congress  (ANC) and  uMkhonto we Sizwe  (MK). Was killed in a South African Defence Force (SADF) raid into Mozambique on 31 … African National Congress. (1996).  List of ANC Members who …

… The Pretoria region was initially occupied by the southern Ndebele people, led by Chief Musi. They inhabited … by great strife among the black communities in Southern Africa. This turmoil also changed the patterns of settlement and influenced the ethnic structure of the African population north of the Vaal. The Mfecane began as a …

… the Cape, the least social value was accorded to the East African enslaved people who were housed separately in the … the Tamil (a people and language from Tamil Nadu, in the southern part of India) [xxvi] cures in Smiesing’s notebook, …

… Solomon Albert Mahutso, a member of the African National Congress  (ANC) and  uMkhonto we Sizwe  (MK), was killed in a South African Defence Force raid in Mozambique on 30 January 1981. … African National Congress. (1996).  List of ANC Members who …

… the Kilnerton Training Institute, a Methodist School for African children living near Johannesburg. Kilnerton Training … formed one of the first teacher unions, the Transvaal African Teachers' Association (TATA). Fort Wilhelm, and … Tafelberg, (Cape Town), p157 Campbell refers to leading African evangelists whose work drew the admiration of …

… English squad. In 2000 he was unexpectedly given the South African captaincy following the sacking of Hansie Cronje in a corruption scandal. Pollock was replaced as South African captain by Graeme Smith and remains an integral part of the squad. In 2004 he became the 2nd South African to take 300 Test wickets and the 19th in the history …

… several organisations including commissioner of the South African Human Rights Commission from 1995 to 2002 and member of the African Commission for Human and People’s rights. She was … Africa, where a large number of women still live under African customary law and treated like minors rather than …

… to 13 March 1975, discussing: Reports from headquarters, regions, advice offices and finances, Charter for Workers, … worker's rights, education, housing, Women in the South African crisis, Multistan, International Women's Year. …

… training at Holy Cross that she first read about the  African National Congress (ANC)  in a copy of  The Bantu … 1948, she married Robert Resha , who was a leader of the African National Cogress Youth League (ANCYL) . Thus began … was also elected to the NEC of the  Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW) . As part of FEDSAW, Resha became part …

… (NEUM). Later, Mafeje belonged to the Society of Young African (SOYA) which was an organisation associated with the All African Convention (AAC). In August 1963, he addressed a … the benchmark in his field of study, especially for future African scholars. He joined others who helped to fight …

… landing place for visitors wishing to travel into the southern African interior, and the route, pioneered by Burchell in … Maputo made the transport of trade goods to and from the southern African interior more specialized. Instead the port …

… South African musician, Abdullah Ibrahim was born on the 9 October … included his grandmother, who was a pianist for the local African Methodist Episcopalian church as well as his mother who led the choir. Here, traditional African Khoi-san songs and Christian hymns would be the birth …

… years Geleta was drawn into a very active nucleus of South African jazz musicians, among them; Dollar Brand, Chris … Gertze, Makaya Ntoshoko and many other notable South African musicians. Bassist Lamie Zukufu exposed Galeta to the … London, where he met some members of the cast of the South African jazz opera ‘King Kong’, which had been playing at one …

… Limpopo province. Ntsanwisi received a BA (1962) and MA in African studies (1965) from the  University of South Africa . … of the North (Turfloop). There he was also Professor of African Languages and Dean, and later became Vice–President of the Transvaal African Teacher’s Union. He authored plays (e.g. Masungi , …

… Front (UDF) . He became the first president of the South African Youth Congress in 1987 (see note below), which later … Peter Mokaba died on 9 June 2002. Note: The South African Youth Congress (SAYCO), launched in 1987 at the … United Democratic Front (UDF). After the unbanning of the African National Congress (ANC) in 1990 SAYCO immediately …

… and she worked underground with the  Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW)  together with - and among others -  … Suppression of Communism Act . After the banning of the  African National Congress (ANC) , Mkhize continued in the struggle as a member of the  South African Communist Party (SACP)  and an organiser of the  …

… providing editorial input and webmaster services for South African History Online, a website that aims to tell the … his home. Newspapers and publications Die Burger (South African newspaper), Cape Times (South African newspaper), Politiken (Danish newspaper), Cape …

… Examples of his work can be seen in numerous South African and overseas collections. Zulu died in 1996. … (two-person exhibition with Judus Mahlangu). 1984: UZ (African Arts Festival Exhibition). 1987: TAG (Rorke's Drift Fine Art School in Retrospect). UZ (African Arts Festival Exhibition). NSA, Durban (UZ African …

… from abroad, like David Rycroft from the school of African and Oriental studies in London, and Henry Weman, … Hugh Tracy, director of the International Library of African music at Rhodes University (Grahamstown, SA), … her music was widely recorded and played by the South African Broadcasting Cooperation (SABC), Rycroft and West …

… with the Transvaal Indian Congress and thereafter the African National Congress  as the Congress and the ANC had … March , under the auspices of the  Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW). Together with  Helen Joseph , … that she remained in until 1990 with the unbanning of the African National Congress. In 1970 she suffered a heart …