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… Early Life Henry Burton was born on 2 June 1866 in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa and went … – A Life of Solomon Tshekisho Plaatje 1876–1932. Jacana. 2. Plaatje, Sol (1973). The Boer War Diary of Sol T. Plaatje: … Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2012 6. Financial Mail, 13 December 1985 7. Blackman, M. (2019). …

… himself more fully to political work. He returned on 2 May 1962 with his first wife, Ompragash. Maharaj worked for …

… he was transferred from Robben Island to Leeukop prison on 6 May 1983 and eventually released on 20 June 1983. Mlambo …

… Cornelius, R. de Freitas and Sachs organized a strike of 2 000 garment workers who opposed the decision of  Port … The new dictionary of South Africa biography Volume 2, Vista University, Pretoria, 1999. …

… (Zimbabwe) and was in office from 10 September 1894 to 2 April 1896, after replacing Colquhoun, and was succeeded by … Boer forces forced him and his men to surrender on 2 January 1896. The prisoners were sent to London for trial. … the Cape Colony. He was in office from 22 February 1904 to 2 February 1908 after replacing Gordon Sprigg. He was …

… (White Afrikaners) and perceived as a ‘White’ language. [2] The history of the oppression of Black and Coloured people … of Afrikaans speakers in South Africa are not White. [6] Fifty percent are Coloured people. [7] Indeed, there is a … Ross (Rijksmuseum, Vantilt Publishers, 2017), 337. ↵ [2] Jansen, Afrikaans: A Language on the Move, 337. ↵ [3] …

… National Congress ( ANC) stalwart. Mpofu was born on 2 September 1962 (one of two other siblings) to Nosebenzile … she sent them to school with the little that she had. [2]  Mpofu’s father died after a brief illness in East London … he felt the harsh end of “the brutality of the regime.” [6]  Mpofu was arrested under a law called “R252 of Ciskei” …

… day, Willy Kalk and John Brink were also released. Then on 6 July Vic Syoret was freed. Mannie Brown, Eli Weinber, …

… will be a spiritual thing ” from NathanielTurner, 2 March, [online], Available at www.nathanielturner.com …

… managers an effective way of controlling their work force [2] .  If managers could control where their workforce lived, … from India to South Africa in the nineteenth century [6] . It is not known why or how her grandparents came to the … equality and democracy. Footnotes [1]  Ginwala (1990) 80 [2]  Kimble and Unterhalter 17 [3]  Kimble and Unterhalter 17 …

…   [i] National Arts Council of Zimbabwe – NACZ. (6 August 2019) Condolence Message for Stephen Chifunyise . … 1980.’ Journal of Southern African Studies. vol. 16. No. 2, pp. 276-289. [iv] Isama, A. (6 August 2019). Celebrated Zimbabwean Playwright Stephen … 1980.’ Journal of Southern African Studies. vol. 16. No. 2, pp. 276-289. Isama, A. (6 August 2019). Celebrated …

… colonialists over the lands and sovereignty of the Xhosa , 2) the prophecy of Nongqawuse and 3) lungsickness which … Hintsa was the son of Khawuta, whose father was Gcaleka. [2] Gcaleka was the son of Phalo, whose father was Tshiwo. [3] … assassination occurred against the backdrop of the ‘6 th Frontier War’ . [4] At this point in time, colonialists …

… parents died in the battles of the Waterkloof . [2] As a result she is believed to have been quite conscious … ancestral pronouncements, that: 1)the dead would arise; 2)all living cattle would have to be slaughtered, having been … would have to be dug; 5)new houses would have to be built; 6)new cattle enclosures would have to be erected; 7)new milk …

… Hoosen Mia Haffejee was born on 6 November 1950. Haffejee grew up in Pietermaritzburg and …

… expedition into the interior. The couple were married on 2 June 1664, at the house of Commander Zacharias Wagenaer. … at this time. One year later, Eva, van Meerhof and their 2 children went to live on Robben Island, where van Meerhof …

… Me to You Blues for my Mother Best of Part 1 Kalamazoo 2 Kalamazoo 3 Kalamazoo 4 New Crossings As Sakhile: Phambili …

… as chairman at the inaugural conference of the PAC on 6 April 1959 at Orlando Communal Hall. Robert Mangaliso … Mothopeng from Searchlight South Africa, Vol 1, No. 2, February, [online]  Available at  www.disa.ukzn.ac.za …

… from 1 January, 1984. A Cradoya meeting attended by about 2 000 people from the community refused to accept the … By 11 March 1984, 4 236 pupils had joined the boycott.  On 6 March 1984, Goniwe was appointed rural organiser for the … Cradock and spent the night with Goniwe. On Thursday 6 June, 1985, the DET’s Jaap Strydom travelled to Cradock …

… Worker Union, where she worked as a trade unionist. [2] It was at the Garment Worker’s Union where she met her … by her daughter Sheila, who was born on 1 October 1945. [6] Sheila Weinberg noted in an interview that her parents … , ↵ [2] Mac Maharaj, “16 September 2003: Weinberg, Sheila”, …

… the Archive at the 55th Venice Biennale in 2013. From 1991-2 Williamson served as Chairperson of the Visual Arts Group, … ethical imperative and faith in art’s signifying power.” [2] Today Williamson is an internationally recognised artist … Sue Williamson, Contemporary Magazine No. 86, p. 37 ↵ [2] Chika Okeke-Ogulu, 2016, Where art and activism merge, in …

… Vavi claimed that the colleague tried to extort R 2 million to keep quiet about the incident. After the details …

… Yusuf Mohamed Dadoo began his education at the age of 6 years old. He attended a Coloured school in Krugersdorp until he completed his Standard 2 (Grade Four), after which he started to attend the Bree … people about the Ghetto Act and the negative outcomes. On 2 June 1946 the Governor-General signed the Asiatic Land …

… banning order to speak at a press conference in Athlone on 2 August and was arrested by the end of the month. This time …