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… through Soweto and shot at by police on the 16 June, 1976! Which has now become Youth Day, a public holiday in … and historical documents relating to the events of 1976. The exhibits also provide background to the reasons for …

… gathering. September, Ray Alexander is ordered to resign from her position as General Secretary of the Food and … 1965 Viola Hashe is banned and restricted to Roodepoort. 1976 Leslie Massina, secretary of African Laundry, Cleaning … Trial, dies in exile. Lawrence Ndzanga dies in detention. 1976 9 January, Lawrence Ndzanga, organiser of South African …

… about the campaign and that “bastard traitor” Peter Hain from his furious warders.   Following his release in 1971, … Olive Schreiner prize. In its foreword, Archbishop Desmond Tutu wrote: “Hugh Lewin went through sheer hell and emerged, … in student politics, together with fellow black students from neighbouring Fort Hare, and my aunt Josephine Stocks, an …

… of Biscay. Burton was one of the survivors to be rescued from the open boats (See Willan page 319 and The Cape Argus, … Mail 13 December 1985) During the debates to remove Blacks from the Cape Franchise, Burton cautioned against changing … to bear witness.’ A letter written on 1 October 1935 sent from the South African Native College, Fort Hare, D.D. T. …

… up until her death, even sending them some of them money from her meagre pension. [viii] Poomoney Moodley died on … Gumede and Sibongile Kubehka , whilst letters and cards from Nelson Mandela , Walter Sisulu , Billy Nair , Oliver …

… the outlet informed her that she was not permitted to buy from the self- catering section, but had to do her purchase … back of the shop, she found that black people were served from a small window. She went back to the front section of …

… Cuba additionally offered scholarships to exiled children from South Africa. In 1985, Alex died of a heart attack in … in Cape Town as a midwife, in the 1950s. This title stems from an experience which Blanche faced when she was … Portraits of Women’s Lives in the Western Cape 1948-1976”. HSRC Press: Cape Town. Arendse, L. (2023). Tributes …

… to Zululand. Civil war continued after Cetshwayo returned from exile in 1879 with Cetshwayo's supporters raiding the … miles). However, Britain intervened, blocking the Boers from the sea and reducing their territory. Dinuzulu appealed …

… 31 others in entering Germiston without a permit. Apart from being a trade unionist Du Toit also played a role in the … Act . According to this Act Du Toit was prohibited from taking part in any trade union activities for the rest … Barnes, Antony Bugg-Levine, Thomas Karis, Nimrod Mkele .From Protest to Challenge 4-Political Profiles (1882-1990) …

… etc.; the land near this line Independence:  freedom from political control by other countries Merino Sheep : a … that is naturally present in the earth and is not formed from animal or vegetable matter, for example gold and salt. … [Accessed: 23 February 2015]. Mare, L.J., (1976), “History of the Bhambatha Rebellion” from Greytown …

… Cape ANC in a disputed election. He was subject to bans from 1954 into the 1960s and was detained during the 1960 …

… to study political science, statistics and economics. From his arrival he became very active politically. He joined …

… Nzula's capacities as a leader, and in 1930 he was shifted from the CPSA secretaryship to run the Federation of … Gerhart G.M and Karis T. (ed)(1977). From Protest to challenge: A documentary History of African … Stanford University.|Gerhart G.M and Karis T. (ed)(1977).  From Protest to challenge: A documentary History of African …

… designer and actress at The Space Theatre in Cape Town. From 1980, she worked as a theatre and news freelance …

… eldest of six children, he was fascinated by literature from a very young age. van Wyk rose to fame in the 1970s for … Between South African and Other African Writers, from Africa Book Club , 1 August. Available at … 2014.|Editor.  (2014). RIP Chris van Wyk, 1957 ”“ 2014 from Books Live, 4 October.  Available at …

… of the accused for the full length of the  Treason Trial , from 1956 to 1961.He was banned after 1957 and he left South … 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 05 August 2019) …

… played an active part in the  African National Congress  from the time the Nationalist government came to power in … 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 17 January 2019)| …

… Trusted as a friend, he received money in the early 1960s from exiled ANC and PAC leaders and passed it on to former … 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 20 September 2018) …

… as administrative secretary. Following his resignation from the SABC in 1968 he joined the international computer …

… denied political prisoners stayed on Robben Island, aside from former leader of the Pan African Congress (PAC), Robert … Mafikeng GO 18/84 and GO 19/84, recalling the encounter from the police’s perspective. [v] On receiving top secret … it. [xvi] The shift in leadership from Prime Minister B.J Vorster to P.W Botha was the final push needed for Black …

… Permit me to tell the Council of a different voice from the privileged class in South Africa - that of the leader of a group of students from Stellenbosch University, that bastion of Afrikanerdom, … is made abundantly clear by the statement made by John Vorster in 1942 when he was detained for his role as a …

… 1971 with Salim Essop] had died the previous day in a fall from a tenth-floor window at the police headquarters at Jan Vorster Square, Johannesburg. He was a Muslim school teacher, … by jumping through the window. There were numerous calls, from prominent people through out the country, for a full …

… Kissinger's visit... Kiss- inja (a dog) Soweto, September, 1976 To add to this, 300 predominantly white Wits students …

… his children have had to pay for the father who withdrew from his family and gave himself to the people, of the … where 1 hardly have enough time even to think. 15 April 1976 Our daughters raised in hardship are grown women today. … things. I am as one building castle in the air. 26 June 1976 My arrest for treason on 5/12/56 and the lengthy …

… in his hometown, Madadeni in Newcastle. Dear Students of 1976 I would like to fully, with no restraint and with no … sacrifice’. Who am I? I am a student activist who comes from the province of KwaZulu-Natal, from a large informal township called Madadeni in Newcastle. …

… cutting off the South African national liberation movement from all sources of assistance; to compel such client States … doubled between the years 1964 and 1968, while her imports from Africa grew by about a third. We need to draw attention … including the French workers, seem determined to arm Vorster and Smith to the teeth. What could France's interest …

… Sibande was hounded by the authorities and deported from Bethal in 1953. He was charged with treason in 1956, at … From Protest to Challenge, Political Profiles Volume 4, p140 …

… security branch for questioning. In 1979 she resigned from her work in the union and in 1980 she went to work for …

… played in four tests before South Africa was banned from competing in international matches in 1970. In his short …

… Organisation (PEBCO) in 1984, soon after their release from Robben Island. Through PEBCO Ngoyi and his comrades took … (2007),    ANC mourns the death of Stalwart Edgar Ngoyi from the African National Congress ,  [online], Available at … , (London), p.70|Naki E, (2007),  Firm belief in freedom  from the Sowetanlive , [online], Available at …