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… Erikssen, resigns with effect from July 1980, his health having deteriorated after the exposure of Craig … wing he re-affirms that the party will continue to work for independent national groups on a geographical basis. … The government seizes the passport of Bishop Desmond Tutu, the Anglican General Secretary of the South African …

… Natural Ruler of the Barolong Tribe. He received his early education at his home and later he went to England for higher education. … African Barrister in South Africa. Mr. Montsioa commenced his practice at Pietersburg, Transvaal, and soon became a …

… day and boarding). He stayed in Taunton after finishing his secondary education and then lived at Queen's while … Mangena, who both influenced the way in which he cut his political teeth. In 1912 Msimang was a founder member of … and details concerning their livestock. In 1913 his findings were published in a pamphlet, Natives Land Act …

… Gigaba. He has three sisters and a brother. Gigaba did his primary school education at Mathonsi Primary School in Mandeni around 1983. He then proceeded to do his high school education at Vryheid State High School in … to the banned African National Congress (ANC) . It was his involvement in these organisations that laid the …

… (CoD). He was born in Latvia in 1927 and came with his family to South Africa in 1934. After graduating from the … of the consultative committee of the congress alliance. His wife, the former Mary Butcher, was also prominent member … Act and sentenced to three years in prison. After his release he was placed under house arrest but escaped via …

… Norfolk, England (often reffered to as Thomas Baines). His father was a master mariner and Baines was educated at … from there he undertook three journeys to the interior. His first journey was beyond the Orange River (1848), beyond … It was on this expedition that Baines painted many of his famous scenes which were reproduced in the album of …

… in Albertville and was drawn to the Islamic faith early in his life. Despite his upbringing in a Protestant home, the ecstatic dancing of dervishes captivated his imagination. His parents were respected members of the …

… family of a prominent political and trade union activist. His father, Steven Dlamini was a member of the African … arrested after attempting to cross to South Africa. After his release in Botswana Dlamini moved to Mozambique in 1975 … General. He continued to serve in the SANDF until his retirement.     Dlamini died on 17 September 2011 aged 75 …

… he was selected president of the CATA and began to use his popularity among his collegues to build a spirit resistance to the … president of CATA for many years. Honono, together with his colleague, Alie  Fataar, was responsible for convening a …

… and moved to South Africa at an early age. Basner  and his mother  joined other family members in South Africa in … was a lawyer in Johannesburg and he established his own practice. he was a co-founder with Paul Ramotsoane … on behalf of Africans.he went quiet in the 1950s with his politically activities. In 1952 Nelson Mandela worked for …

… with a few people in exile who had left the country to work with the African National Congress (ANC) . Whenever …

… She moved onto the Coronation Hospital and later began to work with training women in crafts and with youth …

… to break with Kay's influence. Rondo Capriccioso, a work slightly out of the period under review in this …

… Story", at EPSAC art gallery in Port Elizabeth. The work was also later exhibited in Johannesburg at the …

… Botha asking for the pass laws to be repealed. She resumed work with the Lovedale Hospital and served the hospital for …

… Prayers is representative of this theme in Desmond's work. Her association with SASA was not consistent, as she …

… He was considered a playboy by some who knew him, but his life style concealed a strong dedication to political … emergency , he was sentenced to two years in prison. On his release in 1962 he attempted to flee South Africa but was … served on  Robben Island . He has since been restricted to his home area of Herschel in the Cape. …

… child, Julie Philippe Augusta de Mist. After the death of his wife de Mist married Elisabeth Margaretha Morre and he had no further children. His career took on new heights in 1795 when the Republic of … Party over abolition of provincial autonomy. It was during his first year at the Cape that he founded  Uitenhage . …

… Col Jonathan Ngwenya received his basic military training as APLA activist in Conakry, Guinea in 1977. He completed his Instructor Course at Kwame Nkrumah Military Base. In … Relations environment until 2003. In 2004, he completed his joint Senior Commandand Staff Programme and later joined …

… and clergyman, and one of the most eminent Africans of his day, he was a prime mover in the formation of the … Council of Europeans and Africans in 1921. Aggrey received his education in Ghana (then the Gold Coast), England, and … not on integration or the achievement of political rights. His appeals for racial harmony reinforced the disposition of …

… loudest mouthpieces for mainstream liberal critique of the Apartheid government and its policies. Its heyday was … Watchman in September 1872. Whilst building a cottage to work from, the newspaper used Mrs J. Dempster kitchen as the … Goodwin bought the paper and became the new editor. Under his leadership, the newspaper published East London ’s first …

… to life imprisonment—stated that he “was not sorry” for his crimes. Following Simelane’s death, her family worked …

… who, two hundred years ago in 1805, wrote these words in his poem, The Prelude: "Dust as we are, the immortal spirit … victims and the families of the victims of the crime of apartheid had gone through. They also had to put themselves … task we wish once more to thank his grace, Archbishop Tutu, the other Commissioners and the staff of the Commission …

… aware as result of her father’s protection over his wife and children from the racism that they were exposed … that her funeral was an act of defiance against the apartheid regime. Her coffin was draped with the ANC flag and …

… from Robben Island prison on the 21st of March 1991. His prison number was 45/5658. He was born in Soweto in 1868. His wife was Violet Pule.  …

… her contribution to human rights and the struggle against Apartheid. …

… him, was born in Cape Town on 14 March 1974. He started his soccer career in South Africa, but has departed our shores to pursue his career in England. …

… Eli Weinberg were heavily involved in the country’s anti-apartheid movement and faced exile as a result; other Jews … became involved with local trade unions. Concerned over his home country’s political situation, Weinberg left Latvia … of those fighting against the system. For Weinberg, his work for New Age “was a source of great pleasure and …

… Town Biography Asher Gamedze currently cuts up most of his time between playing music, studying history, writing, and engaging in radical education work. He is interested in historical process, revolutionary … in the 1980s, and the inheritance of that militarised apartheid state by the ANC as well as the demobilisation of …

… entered the Society of Sacred Mission and then dropped his first name “Allan” to adopt “Michael” as his religious name. …