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… an offensive that heralded the Boer revival. Attacking south-eastwards, in the guerrilla style for which he was to … which met to decide on the Constitution of the Union of South Africa. He left politics after Union in 1910 and went to live …

… Nelson Mandela and Walter Sisulu until 1994. During South Africa’s negotiations for democracy, from 1991-1994, Duarte … deployed as Chief Operations Officer in the Presidency, South African Government until she resigned in April 2010. …

… Currie Cup is the premier domestic rugby competition in South Africa, dating back to 1889. The iconic gold trophy was first presented to the South African provincial champions in 1892. The trophy had … The Blue Bulls rugby team wins the South African Currie Cup at Loftus …

… including Viva La Black with Louis Moholo, a South African drummer . He also often works collectively with … and in 2003 he collaborated with Louis Moholo, Mervyn Africa and Keith Tippett. Pheto brought his popular brand of … versatile and uses his music to reflect on the culture of South Africa and the rest of the world. Louis Moholo, Pule …

… and soon became involved in the Teacher’s League of South Africa (TLSA) . In January 1960, she moved to the Garden … went on to join the African People’s Democratic Union of South Africa (APDUSA) , serving on its finance committee. …

… developed much understanding of the lives of millions of South Africans in the 1950s. Nzo got actively involved in the … the ANC instructions to work for the movement outside South Africa. Nzo took up posts in various countries including …

… Cape Peninsula including an exhibition organised by The South African National Gallery in 1981 entitled “Young South African Photographers.” Barry’s photographic essay published in South Africa: The Cordoned Heart in 1986 includes some of the work … Badsha, O. (ed). (1986) South Africa: The Cordoned Heart , Essays by Twenty South …

… Herschelle Gibbs, multi-talented South African cricketer, was born at Green Point in Cape Town … he was involved in match fixing scandal with the former South African captain, the late Hansie Cronje . He was also … held in Australia in 1999 and the other in 2003 in South Africa. He has won man of the match award 14 times. Outside …

… Mofutsanyana , a leading member of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) – which later became the South African Communist Party (SACP) in 1953 – and the …

… de Klerk, was a Cabinet Minister and the President of the South African Senate. His brother is Dr Willem (Wimpie) de … and bring about a new Constitutional dispensation for South Africa, based on the principle of one person, one vote. In …

… Morice, South Africa’s first qualified veterinarian, was born in Barberton …

… all." (From Marina Grut's book T he History of Ballet in South Africa ) Dulcie was born in Little Brak in 1904, when "fancy … the production of professional ballet. She returned to South Africa in 1928 to promote the art of classical ballet, … Howes” from  They Shaped our Century: The Most Influential South Africans of the Twentieth Century . Published by Human …

… and the greater struggle for democracy and justice in South Africa. He would become known throughout South Africa and the rest of the world for his principled …

… draftsman of resolutions and memoranda. He later left South Africa for Swaziland . …

… internationally acclaimed bandleader Dave Brubeck toured South Africa in 1976 and his Black bassist was denied entry to the … trumpeter, Abdullah Ibrahim, Ringo Madlingozi, Dondo, the South African Freedom Singers and the Victor Ntoni Big Band, …

… List of the South African Constitution negotiators …

… Unpublished/Published - resources | South African History Online …

… Key Members of South African Communist Party …

… South African Congress of Democrats Founding Conference …

… Speeches: Congress of South African Trade Unions …

… Articles: Congress of South African Trade Unions …

… Council of Non-European Trade Unions, and when the  South African Congress of Trade Unions  was formed, he became … for five months during the 1960 emergency. He left South Africa in the early 1960s and has continued to work …

… Council of Non-European Trade Unions, and when the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) was formed, he … for five months during the 1960 emergency. He left South Africa in the early 1960s and has continued to work … to challenge: A documentary History of African Politics in South Africa: 1882-1964, Vol.4 Political Profiles 1882 ”“ …

… "AII-African Convention Forthcoming Conference,"South African Worker, 13 November 1937 …

… Rooha Variava was born in Pietersburg, South Africa on the 16 December 1958. She completed a BA degree in Philosophy and Arabic at the University of South Africa in 1979. Variava finished her Honours degree in …