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… Mekoa’s brother Fred was already a trumpeter, and from him, in gigs, and at the central Johannesburg rehearsal … to play Newport: something they finally achieved in 1976, stalled three times previously by the refusal of the … to perform on the deck of a South African warship. It was 1976; they refused. On their return, they were all hauled in …

… The Market Theatre was founded in 1976 in Johannesburg by Mannie Manim and Barney Simon. Now … performed their first formal production on the 21st June, 1976. Operations of the Market Theatre was run solely on self-raised funds and donations from the private sector as they didn’t receive state funding …

… Governor of South Australia, a position he occupied from 1841 until 1845, when he was appointed Lieutenant … supernatural, believing a prophecy that if they refrained from sowing and if they killed all their cattle, the whites … British Kaffraria and to safeguard the route to the north from East London via Queenstown. As High Commissioner, Grey …

… menace", they panicked. The police and army were mobilised from 17 March 1963 to 15 April 1963, and the government … Association (Soya). When the Soweto Uprising took place in 1976, a wave of student protests swept through the country, … in the turbulent metropolitan township. On 8 August 1976, students in Mmabatho burned down the legislative …

… on 28 February 1978, he was banned for five years. Apart from being a member of the Natal Indian Congress he also was … term of imprisonment on Robben Island. Upon his release from the Island, he was subjected to further restrictions and … Mrs Shereen Pillay. (2020). Email to SAHO from Mrs Shereeen Pillay, 18 August 2020 Photographs for the …

… at certain guarded gaps in the hedge. Horses which arrived from Batavia gave the colonists the mobility they had lacked in the war, and expeditions from the fort became longer and more frequent. As trading …

… Subsequently, he attended Wallmansthal Secondary School from 1965-1967, where he obtained his Junior Certificate with … He also served as a member of the central committee from 1982-1994. Mangena returned to South Africa in July 1994 … Profile for National President - Mosibudi Mangena , from the  Azanian Peoples Convention   [online] Available  …

… Poppie being translated into no fewer than 13 languages. From 1982 to 1984, her drama based on Poppie (co-authored … for Prose. Elsa Joubert received an honorary doctorate from the University of Stellenbosch in 2001 for her … Extract from: Presidency Communications Research Document. National …

… imagery, was received amid much critical acclaim from writers, poets and critics, and fierce official … the cause of the poor and the lot of black South Africans from the position of a common humanity. The advanced ideas …

… about 16 years old, renowned producer Koloi Lebona came from Johannesburg to visit the Fassie's Langa home after a … business. The album Too Late for Mama, which was born from this duo, achieved platinum status in 1989. During this …

… Municipal City Orchestra.  Marie had recently returned from four years of study in England.  She was able to broaden … Lawrence’s 30 years as a singer. In 1993 Lawrence retired from the stage and moved back to the UK to be near his three …

… obvious her dislike of him because of his darkness, and from the age of 8 he alone was made to do all the domestic … was no maid. His bitterness toward his mother prevents him from attending her funeral in 1983. He suffers childhood … station. Their trainer is a Black man named Enoch Blood. 1976 Robert McBride, aged 13, is arrested while challenging …

… Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree and later obtained his PHD from Lancaster University. In 1977, at the age of 33, Cobbing …

… born deaf on 10 May 1952 and attended school in Mgangatho from 1955 to 1961. He began carving with Bernard Gcwensa at …

… of the Transvaal  African National Congress  (ANC) from 1944 to 1950 and later head of the faction known as the …

… she spent her youth. She has a diploma in Interior Design from Natal Technical college and is a graduate of the …

… Boers and its oppressive laws.’ Kwena Matlala was released from banishment in 1963. …

… child, Pretoria, 2000 A world of Christians: Christian art from South Africa, 2000 Translation/Seduction/Displacement …

… 9. In 1977 he left school after completing Standard 8. From 1978 he worked for an Iron and Steel company until the …

… the aid of book illustrations. He later began modelling from life and was encouraged by C. G. Damant, who discovered …

… a third and very severe heart attack left him suffering from congestive cardiac failure. The effects of this were …

… campus protests against the expulsion of Ongkopotse Tiro from Turfloop; in July he was elected vice-president of the … Barnes, Antony Bugg-Levine, Thomas Karis, Nimrod Mkele .From Protest to Challenge 4-Political Profiles (1882-1990) … http://www.jacana.co.za/component/virtuemart/?keyword=from+protest+to+ch... (last accessed 30 January 2019) …

… Marthinus Wessel Pretorius  received their first education from him. He died in Potchefstroom in the house of his eldest …

… to be able to feed their children. 1 –Archbishop Desmund Tutu The following paper seeks to better understand how … The struggle for liberation in South Africa can be viewed from various perspectives, one of which is behind the … 2 Resistance photography has received little attention from academics, however it was an important element of the …

… and members of the ANC who were in exile in the 1976-1986 period; with leaders and members of the pro-ANC … of my research. These documents were dated, covered the 1976-1986 period and were, in my estimation, clearly … supervision over two nights in mid-1989, to copy extracts from this first category of documents and I was told I could …

… From the book:  History of Muslims in South Africa by Ebrahim … Durban, September 14, 1979. 103. South African Statistics 1976, Pretoria, Department of Statistics, 1976, p 1.34 104. Brochure: An Introduction to the Muslim …

… rejected the applications by five Soweto schools to depart from the so-called 50-50 policy in secondary education, which … of instruction. The mass protest was scheduled for 16 June 1976. …

… he completed his Senior Certificate. After his release from Robben Island he was restricted under a banning order and house arrest until 1976. In 1978 Davis joined the Cape Arts Project (CAP). The … on 23 June 2013]| Eggart E. (n.d.), ‘Lionel Davis’ from Roddy Bray's Guide to Cape Town [online] Available at …

… a conference to consider federation, against opposition from various interests in the Cape. Sprigg chose a cabinet … the Registration Bill, excluding communal landholders from the vote. He failed to make much progress in extending … term as premier came to an end. Retirement Sprigg retired from politics after his fourth term ended. Together with …