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… as a gifted wooden sculpture. His methods were learnt from the Vha-Venda wood sculptures. He worked primarily with …

… the only breadwinner in the family as she had separated from her husband before Lucky’s birth and was forced to leave …

… in the team — leading South African Prime Minister John Vorster to say that it was not a team of the Marylebone … because of the South African links. Fearing suspension from the international arena, South African Cricket … agreement. After Richards had pushed the first delivery from Procter for a single, the two batsmen and the entire …

… From the book:  Side by Side by Helen Joseph One of the … I have loved you." Bram had had the gift of love. June 1976 became another ugly anniversary for South Africa to add … on 17 June, the day after it all started. Bishop Desmond Tutu and I both spoke at the meeting. "The white man is …

… the government gazette in Pretoria (Pretoria Bureau 1975). 1976 June 16 Soweto Uprising . 100 students shot dead by …

… most of the inhabitants of Australia were isolated from the rest of the world. The indigenous or 'first people' … by the British settlers. Aborigine is a Latin word from 'ab' meaning origin, and 'origine' meaning from the … Royal Society of Tasmania and placed on public display. In 1976, on the centenary of her death, her remains were finally …

… still sell slaves within the colony, but were prohibited from importing new slaves. The settlers and government turned … response. International outrage grew and events like the 1976 Soweto Youth Uprising earned the support of the … Tsafendas assassinated Verwoerd in Parliament. B. J. Vorster, Minister of Justice since 1961 took his place as …

… Cebisile Yawa (24) was from Cala in the Eastern Cape. He began working for Lonmin in …

… Conservatoire of Music at the University of Stellenbosch from 1929-1931. After this she spent some time making …

… of Oxford. He was Under-Secretary for the Colonies from 1895 to 1900, when he was appointed First Lord of the …

… Later he was also known as Lucas Thandokwazi Sithole. From the age of six he lived with his Swazi grandmother, …

… Man) Mkize was born in 1950. When Mkize was retrenched from Clover Dairies he earned a living dealing in live …

… He taught history of art at Potchefstroom University then from 1975 he has taught printmaking at the Technikon Natal.  …

… membership of the Commonwealth was withdrawn. He resigned from the Cabinet in 1961. …

… the women's section of the African National Congress (ANC) from the mid-1920s onward in the Western Cape , and the first …

… the Russian built Tupolev TU 134A. The plane was returning from a Summit of African leaders held in Zambia . It went … After the crash a Commission, made of representatives from South Africa, Mozambique and Soviet Union, was … in 1996 under the chairmanship of Archbishop Desmond Tutu , was tasked to contribute to the investigations. It …

… apartheid government to which resulted in him being exiled from South Africa. He arrived in the UK in 1978, after having … Newtown, Johannesburg. On display were 180 sculptures made from found objects, to various industrial materials. The … were made, among them was the release of Nelson Mandela from prison. After long negotiations, a police unit stormed …

… South African Act Amendment Bill that removed Coloureds from the common voters role. In December 1956 la Guma, along … slapped with a five-year banning order, prohibiting him from attending public gatherings and essentially forcing him to resign from New Age. In 1963 both Blanche and la Guma were detained …

… Act of 1953. Blacks were excluded, among other things, from living or working in White areas unless they had a pass … Pass Law). Estimates of the size of the crowd vary widely, from 5 000 up to as many as 20 000 with the larger figures … in 1966. However, his policies continued under B. J. Vorster and later P. W. Botha. …

… BCM. The reason for such an alliance was clear. The ANC from its position in exile, was not capable of launching mass insurrection as the BCM had in the Soweto uprising of 1976-1977, which quickly spread to all the urban areas of the … the ANC and heavily influenced by Mandela and Arch Bishop Tutu to begin to reconcile South Africans from 350 years of …

… Boland area of the Cape, where he took part in athletics from a young age. Malan began to take athletics seriously … After school, Malan obtained a Bachelor of Science (BSc) from Stellenbosch University, where he also excelled in … internationally. However, Malan was invited to Zurich in 1976 nevertheless, where he also set the world record for the …

… has shattered the infamous conspiracy of Reza Pahlevi and Vorster-Botha against our two peoples which guaranteed the …

… Street Bridge. This was the main South Coast line that ran from Durban to Rossburgh and had high traffic volume. The … The bombing of his office was meant to deter others from participating in apartheid structures.   Ebrahim, …

… Peninsula Education Fellowship (SPEF) library was run from the home of Dawood Parker, a non-professional librarian. … government’s list of banned books grew longer and visits from security police became more indiscriminate and frequent. …

… to be the son of a Basuto chief and a Coloured mother. From 1906 until about 1910, he studied at Lovedale, where his … forced to fight a charge under the Riotous Assemblies Act, from late 1930 lapsed into a period of relative inactivity. …

… was "indicative of a suspicion that Natives were suffering from some contagious disease against which the white race … the TNC that had to investigate the eviction of Africans from farms. The eviction resulted in families wandering … Please note : This biography is a modified extract from the following source: Verwey, E.J. (1995) New Dictionary …

… to run the university's canteen. He used the money he made from this venture to invest in his first butchery, and this was the start of his business empire. He rose from an extremely poor background to become one of the most …

… largely self-taught. A few years ago he received an award from the Tito Zungu Trust Fund, created in the name of the … back she carries a young man; her gaze is directed away from the drinking scene as if to block the source and the …

… in the Grey Street Complex in Durban. She changed her name from Naidoo because of its caste connotations, and became … members on several occasions. After further harassment from the Security Branch, Dr. Goonam left South Africa to … 27 July 2009]|Gerhart G.M and Karis T. (eds) (1977)  From Protest to challenge: A documentary History of African …

… Hullebroeck, and the group did many other performances.  From 1943 to 1945 de Vriendt presented Die dodelike soen (an … Even the sudden death of his wife did not deter him from the stage. De Vriendt married Afrikaans actress Tirsa …