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… in the Transkei in 1909 and obtained B.A. and M.A. degrees from Fort Hare. He taught at St. Peter's Secondary School in …

… Isaac Israel and later adopted a professional name formed from Luscombe (in South Australia) and an imperfect anagram …

… and executive member of the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) from 1953-1956 and chairman of the Natal Provincial Vigilance …

… suspected the extraordinary story of how she had come from Ethiopia to the South African city of Port Elizabeth . … Empire. All the 204 slaves freed by Commander Gissing were from the Oromo ethnic group and most were children. The … battled for control of the whole country, which he ruled from 1889 to 1913. Bisho Jarsa was among the 183 children …

… as indentured labourers. His father was born in Inanda and from humble beginnings became a successful farmer. Ramgobin … Winnie Mandela , who was banished to this small village from Johannesburg by the apartheid regime. The colleagues who … with the ANC. The TIC and NIC also helped operations from inside the country. This, he said, became clearer when …

… From the book:  Side by Side by Helen Joseph ... Two roads … the liberation struggle. But that road has drawn no sigh from me, as it did from the poet. It draws from me only deep … in a large Soweto sports stadium to honour Desmond Tutu, the Bishop of Johannesburg, on his return from Sweden …

… ordered Mgijima's followers to remove their settlement from crown lands, they resisted and police opened fire, … gained an independent following he began to move away from the Wesleyan Methodist Church. He finally broke away in … to call his followers “Israelites”. After his breakaway from the Wesleyan Methodists, Mgijima decided to join the …

… struggle. Towards his release, he was transferred from Robben Island to Leeukop prison on 6 May 1983 and … of the Central Committee on 12 August 1985. He took over from  John Pokela  who died of a short illness in June 1985 … a PAC delegation that met the Group of Eminent Persons from the Commonwealth Secretariat in Dar-es-Salaam. During …

… he spent rainy days studying Mathematics from textbooks found in a storeroom. In 1927 he joined The … note to guide him. If his judgements were not always free from prejudice or oversimplification, they at least left no … of legislation that removed coloured voters in the Cape from the Common Roll. It was issues of this kind, involving …

… her courage and conviction forced her to move away from this comfort to fight against the injustices of … (now North West Province), who had already been moved from Machavistad, a village southwest of Johannesburg, in … threatened communities, meticulously drawing arrows from the areas that were in danger to the areas in the …

… everything that I had learned for my PhD, I had to unlearn from the lectures he gave... That's when I became interested … movement. He worked with with his old friend from Durban, Johnny Makhathini , who had become the ANC’s … successfully lobbied the state of Connecticut to divest from South Africa. Throughout his stay in the United States, …

… western Transvaal on 9th of August in 1905, Kotane came from a devoutly Christian peasant family of Tswana origin. … Lazar Bach, then chairman of the CPSA, Kotane was removed from the party's political bureau. He was later restored to … the Communist Party was banned in 1950, Kotane moved from Cape Town, which had been the party's headquarters, to …

… a prosecutor and later a magistrate. In 1977, he resigned from the Department of Justice, and in June of that year was … on its steering committee. Langa served as NADEL president from 1988 until his resignation in 1994.   Langa became a … Schuur and Pretoria Minutes. In 1994, after resigning from NADEL, he was appointed a Judge of the Constitutional …

… African National Congress (ANC)  of planning to remove him from power in Ciskei. In August 1992 he prevented ANC marchers from King Williams Town to enter Ciskei. However the march of … massacre he was admitted to a psychiatric after suffering from depression. In 1998 he was convicted and fined 10 000 …

… and also served on the central committee and as editor, from 1945, of Inkululeko, the Communist paper. He was one of … A member of Johannesburg's Orlando township advisory board from the late 1930s, he ran in 1945 for president of the …

… Peace Conference that ended the Second Boer War. Standing (from left to right): Col. Henderson, van Velden, Maj. Watson, H. Fraser, Maj. Maxwell, H. de Jager. Seated (from left to right): de Wet, Gen. Botha, Kitchener, Col. …

… in the 1960s the Bernadts were under constant surveillance from the police. After her ban was lifted she withdrew from her political activities and focused on the … or Luthuli in Silver Awarded to Jean Bernadt (1949”“), from The Presidency , [Online] available at …

… National Congress (ANC) answered an emergency call for aid from the Government of Tanzania . The country had just … Political Committee in East Africa, until her departure from Dar-es-Salaam to Angola . Dr. Nomava Eslinah Shangase … February 2012]| National Orders awards 28 October 2008 , from the South African Government Information , [online] …

… This undermined wage negotiations and brought criticism from the left-wing unions such as the South African Congress of the Trade Unions (SACTU) . Hester resigned from the union in 1974. She passed away on 15 August 1978 in …

… profession in favour of painting, a craft he had learnt from the painter William Carr. Baines left England for South … himself in the Eastern Cape between 1848 and 1853 and from there he undertook three journeys to the interior. His …

… From the book:  No.46 - Steve Biko by Hilda Bernstein, 1978, … as to think United Nations sanctions would reduce Mr. Vorster's vote ... The Biko inquest leads to no other … the gross interference in South Africa's domestic affairs””from the United States in particular””following the verdict. …

… observer. The moving targets of your ire alternated from colonial era statues, through the prohibitive cost of … that, in the midst of all this, 40 years after the June 16 1976 uprising over the poor quality of education for Blacks, … for Pharmacy at the University of the North, Turfloop, in 1976. In line with apartheid education dictates of the time, …

… This complex dates from 1892 and includes the church building, Cornelia House, … the area its ownership would be transferred to it. Dr JD Vorster, a former professor, rightly remarked that Miss … of the school. The furniture for the aparments was ordered from Scotland while the chairs for the church, from Boston. …

… brought about the emergence of protest literature, a shift from the more entertaining stories published in Drum Magazine … any group who yielded power. This tone was quite different from later literature, targeting the downtrodden and … MDALI (Music Drama Arts and Literature Institute). After 1976, the youth and student movements began to systematically …

… Babalo Mtshazi (26) was from Lebode in the Eastern Cape. He began working for Lonmin …

…  he chaired a welfare committee assisting volunteers from Alexandra. He was the proprietor of a general dealer's …

… Mncadi was born in the Eastern Transvaal, she graduated from Fort Hare and the medical school of the University of …

… writer and photographer for South Newspaper. He freelanced from 1995 to 1997 for various publications such as the Cape …

… was also a member of the ANC national executive committee from 1949 to 1955 and acted as ANC chaplain at numerous …

… mid-1950s and was one of the accused in the Treason Trial, from 1956 to 1961. …