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… Trial of 1956-1961 . Tyeku was born in 1904 and worked in his early life as a farm labourer in Bethal in the Eastern … on the public platform - a talent perhaps developed from his experience as a lay preacher in a Zionist church - he … strengths of the ANC. The removal of Sophiatown destroyed his livelihood and the long years of the Treason Trial left …

… of the Afrikaans National Character). After completing his studies he joined local politics and involved himself in … Later he became deputy mayor and mayor of Randfontein. His profile in the  National Party  was also increasing. He … press he was trying to undermine. The scandal ruined his political career and lost the 1978 National Party …

… Johannesburg on 18th of August in 1950. Cindi began his primary education at Entokozweni Nursery School. The 1960s forced removals saw his family relocating to  Diepkloof in Soweto where subsequently attended Orlando West High School while his was there he joined the African Students' Movement in the …

… and Oromo songbook melodies. At the age of 10, Mergia and his mother settled in Addis Ababa. At the age of 14 he … When he left the arm at the age of 16, he started his career as a singer and accordion player by fronting … an LP album of instrumentals in 1977. In 1981, Mergia and his Walias Band were part of the first ever US tour of an …

… of the Afrikaans National Character). After completing his studies he joined local politics and involved himself in … Later he became deputy mayor and mayor of Randfontein. His profile in the National Party was also increasing. He … press he was trying to undermine. The scandal ruined his political career and lost the 1978 National Party …

… of Street (Somersetshire) in 1840. In 3847 he offered his services to Bishop Gray and was appointed the first … Cape Colony. Arriving at the Cape in November 1848, he and his wife and family reached Grahamstown early in 1849, and in … journeys, chiefly on foot. These are vividly described in his private journals, published without his knowledge in 1853 …

… Dawood and moved to Durban, where she continued her work for the Communist Party. In  Durban  she got involved …

… India for South Africa in 1919, but returned to India with his father in 1922 to continue with his educational studies. When Dadoo came to India in 1925, … Maulana Shawkat Ali in the village Kholvad. But when his father died in 1926, he had to return to South Africa the …

… Council) in Transvaal representing Lydenburg. During his term he served on various commissions including the one … for presidency of against Paul Kruger but lost. Despite his opposition to the conflict between Britain and the … lack military prowess during the siege of Ladysmith. Under his command, his forces fled Spionkop. Subsequently, Burger …

… the University of Witwatersrand. Azhar was influenced in his political career by his father Ismail Mohamed Cachalia, who was a Member of … and the  South African Indian Congress (SAIC) . During his studies at Wits Azhar Cachalia was active in Benoni …

… the family and left behind a wife and two young children. His customary law wife, Nokwanele Phakati: “I was devastated by this news. I was hurting. His mother is still mourning the death of Makhosandile’s … to build a house, send the children to school and support his siblings? I do not know where help will come from.” …

… During the rebellion, Sigananda\'s kraal was burned and his stronghold attacked by Zululand police. Many people fled … surrendered and was immediately placed in prison. During his short imprisonment, Inkosi Sigananda seemed in good health and quite communicative. Yet his body was unable to adapt to the changed circumstances of …

… at Orange Farm.  He was introduced to photography by his cousin, a freelance photographer, in 1996. Later that … he made from photographing school and social events with his cousin's camera. In 1999 he matriculated and used the profits from his photography to start studying electrical engineering at …

… an unconditional apology from chairman Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the resignation of vice-chairman Dr. Alex Boraine … ordered the elimination of state opponents. De Klerk, in his earlier applications to the TRC, rejected claims that the pre-1994 governments ordered the murder of anti-apartheid activists. Because the State Security Council was …

… March 1955 in Kimberley, where he also grew up. Following his matriculation from the William Pescod High School in … union’s national advisory committee. In 1986, Benny left his job to take up full time employment with the South … ,after a 15-year sentence on Robben Island, Benny became his personal aide. Between April and August 1989 he travelled …

… of South Africa's democracy in the 1990s The crisis of apartheid in the 1980s Factors contributing to the crisis: * … beneficial for their profits. Big companies like Anglo American began to suggest that economic growth required a … of Nelson Mandela was reinvigorated from the time of his 60th birthday in 1978 until his release in February 1990. …

… son of Robert William Jameson and Christian Pringle. After his parents moved to London, he went to school at Goldolphin … University College Hospital. After practising in London, his health broke down from overwork in 1878 and he migrated … the Matabele King’s favorite regiment, the Imbeza. Using his relationship with Lobengula, in 1888 Jameson influenced …

… 30 November  1933, in India he came to South Africa with his family in June 1935. Adams joined South African Indian … which lasted from 1956 to March 1961. At the time of his arrest for treason in 1956 he was employed as a clerk. He … for leaving Johannesburg.In 1963 he was allowed to attend his own wedding in Lenasia,when his bans expired they were …

… of majority rule in South Africa and leader in the anti-apartheid movement in the United States, died on October 15 … introduction to the Unity Movement all shaped her future work. After university, Jennifer continued her organizing … Nelson Mandela was finally released from prison and made his first visit to the United States, Jennifer and Dumisani …

… on 22 February 1977.He had been detained at his home in Soweto on 31 January 1977 and taken to … school,attend on condition that he did not disclose his findings. Professor Gordon said after the post mortem … standing,complemented by the development of changes in his lungs. Pneumonia was a final cause of death.Professor …

… West Province]. According to the documentation related to his banishment, Monare was suspected of instigating arson and … beer halls and threatening those who did not abide with his calls. He was heard at meetings of the  African National … Natives’ from the Witwatersrand area. Following his banishment, Monare was not prohibited from moving around …

… in London and the Academic Julian in Paris. During his periods in England, he exhibited at the RA in London. … were subsequently acquired by the SANG. They demonstrate his command of fine techniques in oil and tempera. A London … panel painted in egg tempera. It was inspired by his study of predella panels from altarpieces by Renaissance …

… and opposition to state initiatives did not endear her to apartheid officials. In 1949, Makwena Matlala was deposed by … and certainly the first woman, to be banished by the new apartheid state. She refused to accept her banishment order … the book, Forgotten People - Political Banishment under Apartheid by Professor S. Badat. …

… of the //Sa! Makai in 1987. Kruiper was well known for his acting role as a tracker in the 1989 movie, The Gods Must … knowledge will made commercial anti appetite drugs. In his words, “They stole the knowledge of our people. Took it. … and produced commercially. This was to ensure that his people were to be compensated. A family representative, …

… Rand Daily Mail and the Sunday Times – while completing his honours thesis. In 1942 he joined the army and served in … and information officer during the World War Two.After his return he served as assistant national secretary to the … like Kahn, he was expelled from the Parliament because of his SACP membership. He was one of the small group of party …

… in prison, entitled No Child’s Play: In Prison Under Apartheid(1988). …

… 1985 where he received encouragement from  Jo Thorpe  for his felttip pen drawings on paper. In mid-1986 he started a … a miner on Vaal Reef Gold Mines. In July 1988 he completed his contract and returned to his home in Dumisa. He has received various commissions. …

… Abstract : For most of his life, Arthur Nortje’s poetry remained relatively unknown, … in South Africa was marked by incredible racial tension as apartheid divided the nation. Caught in the middle of this … the themes of racial identity and isolation transcend his work. Nortje was born on 16 December, 1942 in Port Elizabeth …

… (TRC). He also stated that he would never apologise for apartheid and he called the TRC "the fierce unforgiving … Africa in 1978 and later its President from 1984-89, made his comments in a written statement issued after a private … with the chairperson of the commission, Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The meeting was arranged after a series of witnesses …

… produced and directed numerous documentaries. Through his company Fineline Productions, he has produced and … manager on the feature, Gandhi, My Father , in India. His first feature as director, The Vow , was released in 1998, followed by More than just a Game in 2007. His accolades include Best Sports Documentary at the Milan …