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… of trials against recruitment for military training. Those who were brought to trial for this offence seemed to reach a … ammunition. This group included the Black school children who fled or were recruited in the wake of the June 1976 … exemplified by the case of Petrus Bushy Molefe, aged 22, who underwent training in East Germany, and was charged for …

… we live are important because we learn from the people who live there with us, and the place itself. In the next 3 … around the city and what monuments and museums the people who have lived in Pretoria have built in the city Pretoria is … certain important event in the past, or to honour a person who made an important difference in the world. Monuments …

… in order to escape Zulu expansion. Mzilikazi , a general who had fled from King Shaka's army, was the cause of much of … after his arrival, Mzilikazi decimated the Bakwena tribe, who had peacefully occupied the area. He also wiped out the … in 1840, were the brothers Lucas and Gert Bronkhorst, who registered the farms "Groenkloof" and "Elandspoort." …

… or share cropping. There were small groups of Blacks who temporarily escaped this fate, living in small spots of … people were not allowed to vote and own land.  Blacks who were dwelling in urban areas as urban workers, including those who were third- or fourth-generation city dwellers, were seen …

… survival of those whose hands made the wealth, the workers who came to Egoli. Some of these workers were white, and this … timelines / books / articles. "Bound To Strike Back" Those who became migrant labourers on the mines also experienced …

… took over the planning for a ‘Day of Mourning’ for those who died in the May Day strike. They also called for the day … as Freedom Day in the future. The three thousand delegates who gathered at Kliptown on 25 and 26 June 1955 were workers, …

… is the West Bank. This meant that the Palestinian refugees who were in these territories like West Bank, Sinai and Gaza … by the Israelis soldiers, and Jewish settlements in Israel who occupied Palestinian territories. …

… held just the same and attended by thousands of peasants, who came on foot and on horseback to chosen spots on the … tribesmen from other districts in East Pondoland who carried back the news to their areas. Repeated requests …

… another attitude. They shot at random, and at anyone who would raise a fist and shout "Power", into their face … everyone had heard about Hector Petersen and the others who were killed yet, but the word was spreading. The …

… found in tissue samples from an African-American teenager who died in St. Louis in 1969. Therefore the virus began to … HIV was found in tissue samples from a Norwegian sailor who died around 1976. The first two official AIDS deaths in …

… ANC Youth League (ANCYL) was formed by members of the ANC who wanted to follow a more active policy focusing on the … rather sceptical of the ANCYL and their ideas. The leaders who formed the ANCYL were, among others, Nelson Mandela , …

… armed struggle in 1961 1959 4-6 April, An Africanist group who broke away from the African National Congress holds its … Howard S Ngcobo, CJ Fazzie and MG Maboza. Dr Peter Ntsele, who contested for the presidency of the PAC and lost the … The Regional Secretary General of the PAC Philip Kgosana who is also a student at the University of Cape Town and 101 …

… This was vehemently opposed by the traditional leaders who sought to preserve their influence rather than cede it to … with the efforts of Fish Keitsing, a citizen of Botswana who left his country to work in South Africa. He later joined … launch of MK in 1961, Ketsing received a number of people who left the country for military training. In January 1962 …

… interdict will enable the police to arrest any student who ‘misbehaves’. According to UP's court papers, the … their Residence placement.  8. We demand that every person who is deemed fit for financial aid, as per the NSFAS … payments. ‘...In addition, students in financial need who have outstanding residence fees will be considered …

… NP is dangling in front the HoD MPs and Ministers. Those who have switched alliances have sacrificed their principles …

… resulted in a lack transport for Sharpeville residents who worked in Vereeniging. Many people set out for work on … or on foot, but some were intimidated by PAC members who threatened to burn their passes or "lay hands on them" if … were repeated with even greater volume. Journalists who rushed there from other areas, after receiving word that …

… cash taxation demands. In this way, they ensured that men who had chosen previously to work in the mines on their own … like at Kimberley, but men like Rhodes, Barnato and Beit who had become wealthy in the diamond mines invested their … their parents but critical to the family economy. Children who lived on farms worked with the animals or in the fields …

… restricted the voting rights of Uitlanders.Only foreigners who had been in the country for 14 years or more could vote. … franchise and didn’t really bother most Uitlanders, who had come to South Africa to make their fortunes, but it … over to their own government and the Uitlander leaders who had been part of the plot were put to trial in …

… the voting rights of Uitlanders. Only foreigners who had been in the country for 14 years or more could vote. … franchise and didn’t really bother most Uitlanders, who had come to South Africa to make their fortunes, but it … over to their own government and the Uitlander leaders who had been part of the plot were put to trial in …

… population. The novel has been heavily criticised by those who perceive Paton’s main focus to be on conveying the ills … as “naive, simplistic and irrelevant” (63). Those who hold this view tend to see the novel as primarily … For instance, Paton presents the view of an individual who is presumably a white liberal politician, who laments …

… with Artthrob in an effort to highlight women artists who were active in the resistance as well as those currently …

… skills, and meet virtually with SAHO researchers who support their projects. Previous research topics have …

… My paper is about two women who focused on a common ideal, namely, the use of hand labour … they were mediated through Florence Phillips. It was she who set about institutionalising various vague ideals about … a number of his colleagues, like Robert Weir Schultz (who worked on the Phillipses’ British country home, Tylney …

… White City. Each of these units consisted of three members who each had a specific task to perform: “One was going to … up in that accident. He was together with comrade Ramotse who sustained burns on the hands and face” . Joe Slovo’s … the device) and turned to face a military official who asked if he could help him. Although Slovo had his story …

… formed a partnership with William Lance in November 1876, who became the succeeding editor. The newspaper’s printer … had the privilege of having talented members of staff who played a significant role in the country. For example, … Jimmy Kruger, to urge him to take great care of Biko who was in detention. Under his leadership, the newspaper …

… among the Khoikhoi and nearly eradicates them. Those who survive become westernised, Christianised and learnt to … measure. 1826 Rainfall allows most of the farmers who had grazed their cattle across the Orange River in 1825, … stronghold under Moshoeshoe, is attacked by the Ndebele, who are defeated. 28 May, American President Andrew Jackson's …

… by the traditional leader for the benefits of the people who live in it), the preservation of law and order, the … empowered to remove and replace any traditional leader who was not willing to implement the colonial government’s … or Bantustans. The Homelands were areas whereby Africans, who were denied South African citizenship, could exercise …

… immigrants (from Latvia and Lithuania, respectively) who helped establish the Communist Party of South Africa … order. 1956 5 December, First is one of the 156 activists who are arrested and charged with treason in what would … She is buried in Maputo near 13 other South Africans who had been killed in 1981 in the Matola massacre. October, …

… and brutalised by the police. The families of mine workers who were killed in the Marikana strike struggled to deal with … especially in the Eastern Cape, have lost people who put aside portions of their wages to buy football kits … coached. They have lost mediators, companions, and workers who advised on issues affecting them. Churches have lost …

… Selby Msimang, the congress leader from Bloemfontein, who had been involved in a wages campaign there, in the … all to be chosen by the annual conference from among those who had been members of the Industrial and Commercial Union … and took Clements Kadalie, the founder of the ICU, who is supposed to be a servant of the national council to …