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… Ndlovu, D. (1976) ‘Kids told - get back to school’, The World, 2 August. …

… (1976) ‘moves over teachers and language coming’, New Govt, 27 …

… Mutloatse, M. (1976) ‘Leaders lash ‘stupid’ education system’, The World, 23 …

… Cocktails of liberty - Contours of the 1976 Western Cape student uprising …

… - get back to school’, Ndlovu, D., The World. 2 August 1976 …

… education system’, Mutloatse, M., The World. 23 May, 1976 …

… over teachers and language coming’, New Govt. 27 April 1976 …

… ’Asking too much of our kids’, The World. 25 February 1976 …

… African Labour Bulletin Volume 2 Number 9 and 10 May/June 1976 …

… school and earned a bachelor's degree by correspondence from the University of South Africa. In 1961 he went into … this did not deter him from political activities. As the  1976 Student Uprisings  was approaching, he guided and … of Zimbabwe. Gqabi avoided arrest until December 31, 1976. It was a tribute to Gqabi's relationship with the …

… out of 19 trade unions representing over 20 000 workers. From the beginning, SACTU committed itself to playing a dual … of this committee having very limited resources. In March 1976 he was detained without charge,held in solitary … information, thus ensuring the safety of his comrades. In 1976, Dlamini left South Africa and rejoined SACTU in exile …

… taught in 1973-74 at Gasela Secondary School, and from 1975–77 at Lovedale Teacher's College. She graduated in 1976 with a BA from Fort Hare University, and in 1979 from Columbia …

… South Africa.  Ngcobo was the beneficiary of a scholarship from Barclays Bank between 1973 and 1976. In 1975 Ngcobo graduated from the University of … Human Rights Fellowship. Ngcobo was in detention from 1976 to July 1977. From September 1977 to April 1978 he …

… and 1967-69 a DPhil. at the University of Stellenbosch. From 1935-1948 he was an art teacher with the Durban-Natal … College; in 1948 he founded the Ndaleni Art Centre, Natal; from 1948-53 he was Organiser of Arts and Crafts in Natal for … he illustrated numerous illuminated manuscripts. From 1976-1984 he lived in Cork, Ireland. He participated in …

… to mid-1960s. They were part of families forcibly removed from Alexandra Township, North of Johannesburg. This phase of … of instruction at schools and Bantu Education on 16 June 1976, protests continued and spread across the country with more schools joining. On 4 August 1976 the Soweto Students Representative Council (SSRC) …

… year in office, the South African Prime Minister, Mr. John Vorster, as interviewed on SABC-TV by Chris Rencken. Here are extracts from that interview …

… suspended for five years in the Wynberg court. In January 1976 he joined the Churches Urban Planning Commission (CUPC) … Lionel Davis Desmond Engel. He was detained in the 1976 crackdown on the uprising following the events in … Security Prison, outside Paarl. Following his release from his second spell at Victor Verster, in 1980, he went …

… to attend her funeral or see their daughter, Jane. In 1976 he was released from prison but was placed under a banning order which … home between 6am and 6pm. Schoon met Jeanette Curtis  in 1976 and they married in June 1977. However, because they …

… Passtoors, a Belgian national was born in the Netherlands (from a Belgian-Dutch family) on 9 August 1942. She immersed … and kept for eight months in solitary confinement in John Vorster Square, where she was severely tortured and poisoned … Presentation Of National Orders , Hélène Passtoors , from The Presidency , [online] Available at …

… Sir or Madam, You may be surprised to receive this message from the African National Congress: surprised because this is … unfair position continues, and our people are excluded from the franchise, have we not at least the right to state … out to stir up racialism. Nothing could be further from the truth. We are a serious and responsible minded body …

… SA’s fifth state president after the resignation of B.J. Vorster. …

… by-election. He worked as a city councillor for Cape Town from 1985 to 1988. In 1987 Van Eck was re-elected unopposed as MP for Claremont.  He resigned from the PFP in August 1987 and remained as an independent in … tribute to Van Eck included  Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu , Elie Bagona, chair of the Burundian community in Cape …

… and it's supporters. Following Prime Minister J. B. Vorster's relaxed sports policy, a committee of the IOC … games in Mexico, but this elicited such sharp protests from African countries, who threatened to withdraw if SA … Human & Rousseau.|BBC News, 1964:'  South African banned from Olympics ', [online], Available at  news.bbc.co.uk …

… for Pinelands. He attended Kearsney College, Natal from 1972 to 1974, and the Diocesan College (Bishops) from 1975 to 1976.In the 1980s he became the underground member of the … G. (2008). Andrew Boraine . Retrieved February 2010, from The Property Magazine : …

… development. During World War I, he was separated from his family.  He became a waif and a stray, wandering … in Cape Town. Weinberg stayed in South Africa until 1976, and considered himself a South African. However, he was … to the police station.  During the Soweto upheavals in 1976, he left South Africa illegally on the instructions of …

… From the Executive Director - a perspective from abroad …

… Apart from interaction with artists such as Cyprian Shilakoe (qv.), … Harry Moyaga Born Polokwane, Limpopo, 1954. Training 1971-1976: Private Art School of Brother Bral, a Roman Catholic … c. 1977: Bill Ainslie Studios, Johannesburg. Exhibitions 1976: Solo exhibition, Nedbank Building, Killarney, …

… He was born in Durban. From 1950 to 1959 he attended the Lourenco Marques High … were never completed) at the Umlazi Glebe Tavern. In 1976 he was also commissioned to carve a wooden sculpture for …

… From Maseru …

… TB. After a spinal problem which left him paralysed from the waist down he went to the Nqutu CJM Hospital where … Rorke’s Drift. After spending two years in hospital, from 1974 to 1976, he went to the ELC Centre where he studied art from … 2011]|University of KwaZulu Natal, Zulu, William , from the University of KwaZulu Natal Press , [online] …