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… in prison. On his release in 1962 he attempted to flee South Africa but was caught. While on bail he made a second escape …

… between 1944 and 1959, an M.S. from the University of South Africa, and an honor's B.A. and a Ph.D. in mathematics from …

… in Mumbai, India, for five years. The family arrived in South Africa from India in 1958. He completed his primary education … away from urban areas because of his involvement with the South African Students Organisation (SASO) and other …

… personalities of the stature of Taubie Kushlick. In South Africa they are most likely to exert dominance in big … was needed in any theatrical context. A great many South Africans who came under her influence as apprentices … Shaped our Century: The Most Influential South Africans of the Twentieth Century. Published by Human …

… a pacifist. She did not agree with British imperialism in South Africa or with the South African (Anglo-Boer) War 1899-1902  that was fought to …

… of Pretoria where he was awarded a scholarship by the South African Defence Force (SADF). Levin was vocally … in Ward 22 of One Military Hospital in Pretoria. Apartheid South Africa is known for its use of psychiatry to discredit …

… the Eastern Cape (now Eastern Province) was elected as the South African Students Organisation (SASO) General Secretary … activists on trial. Pius Langa would later go on to become South Africa’s Chief Justice. Martins and two other MK members, … . Accessed on 23 June 2015. |South African Democracy Education Trust. (2004). The Road to …

… recorded White boxer to fight against a Black opponent in South Africa. Fourie was the son of Petrus Fourie and his Welsh … and Toweel, one of the most successful in the history of South African boxing, continued throughout the eleven years …

… in several organisations including commissioner of the South African Human Rights Commission from 1995 to 2002 and … she stressed the patriarchal system that still persists in South Africa, where a large number of women still live under …

… Africa is the world’s second largest continent, both by size … names used.  For the ancient Greeks, almost everything south of the Mediterranean Sea and west of the Nile was … Egypt. Later Arabic cartographers began to call the areas south of the Sahara, extending from the Senegal River to the …

… Members of the South African Industrial Federation (SAIF), a miners union … (the official anthem of early socialists and communists in South Africa). … Boddy-Evans, A.,  ‘This Day in Africa History: 11 March’ , from About.com, [online], … 15 February 2012]|Verwey E.J. (1995) New Dictionary of South African Biography ( HSRC Publishers ) pg 143 …

… of Mines in East Prussia. In 1904 Dr Merensky came to South Africa on leave from his employers. He wanted to conduct some … that diamonds would be found all along the West coast and south of the Orange River, a point on which many of his …

… schools and later studied law through the University of South Africa. When Make was still a student in high school, he … Congress (PAC)  representative, and assistant head of the South African United Front (SAUF), in Cairo after the 1960  … Naidoo, P. (2006) 156 Hands that built South Africa. Published by the author. p. 91 ”“ 93| Sapa …

… Dr Alexander Logie du Toit was a South African geologist. His work raised him to prominence and he became South Africa’s most important geologist. Du Toit studied both … on 26 February 2014]| People Du Toit ,"  Alexander Logie (South Africa 1878-1948) ",From : People Du Toit , [online] …

… century. Yet the twenty-one years that Gandhi spent in South Africa were critical in the ‘Making of the Mahatma’. The … develop his special technique of transforming society. The South African War marked an important crossroads in Gandhi’s … ‘African Gandhi’: The South African War and the Limits of Imperial Identity by …

… 1838. An Expedition of Discovery into the Interior of Africa ... etc. London: Henry Colburn. AMERICAN BOARD OF … James. 1844. A Narrative of a Visit to the Mauritius and South Africa. London: Hamilton, Adams. BAIN, Andrew Geddes. … of Christianity Amongst the Barolong Tribe of Bechuanas, South Africa. London: Wesleyan Mission House. BROOKES, Edgar …

… was rushed from Zambia to a hospital in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he died of kidney failure on 10 October 2005. … Milton Obote (81), Uganda’s former dictator, dies in a South African hospital …

… "This is the sort of thing that could happen only in South Africa." In reaction, the Transvaal mining quarters said … Anon, (1960), 'Picture of "boy miner" used to smear S. Africa' from The Star, 10 March (Available at National Library of South Africa, Cape Town Campus) pg 1.|Anon, (n.d.),  '1911. …

… (now Western Cape). De Villiers is known as the 'father of South African geneaology' and began writing his significant … one of the founding members of the Genealogical Society of South Africa. De Villiers was married to Sara Susanna Celliers, … D.J et al. (eds) (1971) Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, NASOU: Cape Town, vol. 3 pg. 656| Wallis, F. …

…  1. WHEREAS there existed in the Provinces of the Union of South Africa several small and Independent Associations, … general interest to and affected the whole Bantu people in South Africa; 3. AND WHEREAS the good work of the … Constitution of the South African Native National Congress, September, 1919 …

… Arun and Ela. Soon after the wedding they returned to South Africa, where Sushila spent the rest of her life. In South Africa, Sushila became very involved with the Phoenix …

… The South African Society of Artists celebrated its centenary on … exhibition mounted by Iziko Museums of Cape Town at the South African National Gallery. We are grateful to the … the significant role-played by SASA in the development of South African art, including its involvement in the …

… he has for 500 years and includes 24 slave ancestors from Africa, India and Southeast Asia as well as locally born … a strong and proud sense of his Camissa sub-identity as a South African and is very involved in the promotion of … made contact with the older generation of the ANC inside South Africa through contact with Matthews Huna when …

… Toast Remarks of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, in Honour of his Excellency, the …

… Toast by the President of South Africa, Mr Thabo Mbeki at the Official Dinner in Honour of …

… Toast Remarks of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, in honour of the President of the …

… of King Mswati III by the President of the Republic of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, at the state banquet in his honour, …

… Address by the President of the Republic of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, at the closing event of the celebration …

… member of the head committee and the executive of the All Africa Convention, of which he was later elected to the … Convention Hassim was asked to present a paper on one of South Africa’s most controversial issues, the Land Question , … became the manager. Things took a turn for the worse in South Africa in 1963 when the 90 day law was passed This law …

… the interdenominational African Ministers' Association of South Africa (IDMASA), although he had been influence mainly by the … arranging for financial aid from his overseas contacts and South African associates. He believed in passive resistance …