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… history lessons in prison. In 1983 Fazzie was released from Robben Island and returned to Port Elizabeth where he … ,he was appointed to fill a vacant seat in Parliament from 2007-2009.Henry Fazzie passed away in August 2011 in … Gerhart, G. M. & Karis, T. (eds) (1977). From Protest to Challenge: A Documentary History of Politics …

… After completing Cry, the Beloved Country Paton resigned from his post in Diepkloof and moved to the KwaZulu Natal … Paton continued to write and in 1960, after returning from an award ceremony for the American Freedom Award, his …

… Native College (Fort Hare). He also obtained his BA degree from the University of South Africa (UNISA) while furthering … to become Hofmeyr High School. On his return from a world youth conference in Washington DC Nkomo joined …

… murdered her husband. The ANC issued a public statement from Lusaka decrying his murder and paying tribute to his … a formal inquest hearing but argued that she had died from head injuries and had been murdered by persons unknown. …

… and Christ Church in Oxford, and served on the Royal Navy from 1944-7. In 1951, due in part to his connection with then … the editorial staff of The Observer , where he worked from 1955-6. Sampson also wrote a book about Drum in 1955 …

… (UCT). Payne works with a broad array of media, ranging from plastics, metals, or trinkets of everyday life. These … Biennale. He explains this period in his life: “”¦ my work from 1987 to 1994 was preoccupied with notions of …

… born in Mamelodi in 1965. His grandmother ran a shebeen from behind their home. He grew up listening to people … his love for music. Mahlasela made himself a guitar from tin cans and a fishing line and taught himself to play. …

… Clothing Workers’ Union, where she collected subscriptions from factories and participated in wage negotiations. As a … they had five children. She passed away at the age of 76 from complications after an operation in Sunninghill Hospital … Barnes, Antony Bugg-Levine, Thomas Karis, Nimrod Mkele .From Protest to Challenge 4-Political Profiles (1882-1990) …

… At the time, when he was around age 18, he took a break from carving that would last several decades as he worked … (NSA) Gallery, where he helped run a workshop for students from the Technikon Natal and the African Art Centre. Since …

… Prussia. In 1904 Dr Merensky came to South Africa on leave from his employers. He wanted to conduct some geological … of gold, which he proved to be fake. He decided to resign from his job in Germany and moved to Johannesburg where he …

… in my womb are the result. The latter title is derived from a poem that Bandile Gumbi, a Durban-based poet and a … Africans were chained by the neck and forcibly exiled from their homeland for a lifetime of slavery in the …

… Xhosa was translated into English under the title, Tales from Southern Africa . His great novel Ingqumbo Yeminyana was … following his death: Kwezo Mpindo zeTsitsa (1970), Tales from Southern Africa , (1973), and Towards an African …

… Carel Boshoff was born on 9 November 1927, a second child from the second marriage of his father. He spent his early … that hoped to rescue Afrikaner cultural identity from the political crisis that followed the constitutional …

… barely seven hours before the order was to take effect. From 1956 on, she began working with South African Clothing … SACTU, Hashe became a member of the Management Committee from 1956 onwards, and in 1960 became Vice-President of …

… received a Bachelor of Journalism and Media Studies degree from Rhodes University. In 1986 he joined Afrapix and worked … subject. Amid the controversy, the photographs were stolen from the walls of the Market Theatre's gallery. The aesthetic …

… Dumile Feni. His involvement in the student uprisings of 1976 saw him being detained. On his release he attended art … and Gordon Gabashane who had then recently graduated from Rorkes Drift. Together with Mabaso he founded Skuzo, a … Tuugo,' Anthony Molebatsi Nkotsi ',From Tuugo ,[Online],Available at: www.tuugo.co.za …

… committee of the  African National Congress  (ANC) from 1958 and a leader of the 1957 bus boycott in Alexandra …

… to school at Kampen, after which he studied law in Leyden from 1766 to 1768. After graduation he became the junior …

… medicine. Medical studies had been open to Black students from 1941 at the University of the Witwatersrand (WITS), and …

… such as a Performer’s Diploma and a chair for drama. Aside from teaching, Van der Gucht also began other projects, …

… Uys was born in Cape Town in 1945. He studied drama at UCT from 1965 to 1965 before going to study at the London Film …

… Episcopal Church in Dube township,  Johannesburg . From 1959 to 1962 he was general secretary of the …

… attending several workshops on how to use the 35mm camera. From 1997-1998 he joined his father as a freelance …

… Eastern Cape. Erasmus was raised in Port Elizabeth and from an early age expressed an interest in art. He …

… she was the only woman present among 54 delegates. From this point she got involved with fighting for the vote …

… In 1971 Conny Braam, together with some others, broke away from the Comite Zuid-Afrika (CZA) to form the more radical …

… Photography at the Vaal Triangle Technikon, Vanderbijlpark from 1986-1989. In 1990-1991 he was self-employed and part …

… is a qualified social worker with a post-graduate degree from the University of Chicago. In the 1980s Brigalia worked …

… by SASO’s influence particularly after the June 16 1976 Uprising, SASO was banned in October 1977 and this … the new structure, AZASO was established by students from five black universities; Fort Hare, Zululand, Natal, … mandated delegates who attended the inauguration were from just two institutions; University of Fort Hare and …

… The school was on a mission settlement some twenty miles from Plumtree and close to the border of what was then … the cause of the long-term political prisoners, by early 1976 we found the focus of AAM and SATIS work being shifted … the Post Newspaper by Percy Qoboza and endorsed by Bishop Tutu calling for Mandela`s release on ? March 1980. And it …