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… From the book:  Freedom In Our Life Time by Anton Muziwakhe Lembede Booker T. … vocational and technical training inspired a generation of black and white educators responsible for African education … in South Africa. For details, see R. Hunt Davis, "The Black American Educational Component in African Responses to …

… Louise Mollet-Prinsloo (50) dies in a hospital in Nelspruit, two weeks after she shot herself in her guesthouse in Witrivier, M …

… South Africa has for decades been the only country in the world which has codified the doctrine of racial … Africa the whites maintain their colonial rule over the black population, or the majority. The living and working … the masses must take up arms. Then, as they gain in class consciousness and in strength as the political army of the …

… Hamilton Naki was born in the small village of Ngcangane in the Eastern Cape in … from those around him. Mr Naki was already a hero, as a black man of scant education who had trained himself to carry … his role was gradually embellished in post-apartheid, Black-ruled South Africa. Various credible publications began …

… volunteer. The Nationalists were obviously more interested in arousing anti-British feeling than in helping South … must be made to believe that the workers were fighting the black menace and that the Churches had given this fight their … of the union were not disposed to help them fight the black menace, the workers would eventually throw Sachs and …

… The Appeal Court handed down a landmark decision in the case Rikhoto v. East Rand Administration Board (ERAB), … status. The ruling was likely to affect about 150, 000 Black contract workers in urban areas, who could apply to … in "influx control" or the freedom of movement of Black South Africans. These cases contributed to the gradual …

… Black and white poster. Photograph of the Marcos couple from … Myths of debt - 3: being in debt is not as bad as being in poverty …

… Jonas Mosa  Gwangwa  was born in 1941 in Orlando East, Soweto. The young Gwanga was one of … went on to become a composer of note and became the first black South African to release an album.  Gwangwa gained … an Oscar and a Grammy. i It received the Ivor Bovello and Black Emmy awards. Gwanga came back to South Africa in 1991 …

… Orange poster with black lettering. Black images of people marching with flag. Images of three people in blocks down right hand side. … United in action the workers footsteps will …

… Penelope Jane Dunlop (P.J. Powers) was born in Durban , KwaZulu-Natal  on 16 July 1960. She chose PJ … Afro-pop in 1983 which expanded their audience to include black people. It was the popularity of their music in the black townships which earned her the nick name Thandeka; …

… Dark grey poster with black lettering. Black outlines of five doves. 5 Freedoms Forum … Whites in a changing society : Lusaka 1989 …

… Shared Cultural Trauma: Inarticulacy as Social Disability in South African Literature Hannah Pagan   Abstract The … of disability in accordance with the oppression of the black population in South Africa during the apartheid regime. … of South African society, which in turn permeates the black community. An analysis of Coetzee’s Waiting for the …

… of the Coloured Labour Party, the Rev. Allan Hendrickse.   In the late 1970s the Coloured Labour Party strengthened its … A delegation of seven Coloured leaders meets with SA Prime Minister Vorster to discuss the future of the …

… Attacks on Sasol 1 and NATREF in Sasolburg and Sasol 2 in Secunda take place in the night of 31 May/1 June in order to coincide with … Attacks on Sasol 1 and NATREF in Sasolburg and Sasol 2 in Secunda take place in the night of 31 May/1 June in order …

… Black, white and grey poster. Black border. Notice of a poster exhibition at Gertrude Posel … Posters in the struggle against apartheid : t …

… Bertha Gxowa was born on the 28th of November 1934, in Germiston Location where she spent her early childhood. … Her father was a garment worker who had become the first Black person to work on the cutting floor - work that was … interest in opposition politics due to the permits that Black people were subjected to carry in order to live and …

… “Papwa” Sewsunker Sewgolum was born in 1930, into a family of poor sugarcane labourers in Natal. … again in 1960 and 1963. Despite Sewgolum’s success, as a black golfer he was not allowed to play professionally in his … embarrassment, while to the apartheid officials he was a black trouble-maker, who should not have aspired to play golf …

… Lettie Malindi was born in Firgrove, near Stellenbosch, on 26 March 1922, the fifth … Passes for African Women (CATAPAW), she worked at the Black Sash advice office from 1958, first as a volunteer and … in detention, one of her children died. Members of the Black Sash lobbied for her release. Zollie and Lettie …

… land from White people and return it to dispossessed Black people. In 1990, the PAC had adopted the slogan 'Year of the People's … that negotiation would yield the desired results for many Black people. … APLA burns down farm house in Fouriesburg …

… the life of the first and only major female poet to write in Xhosa , apart from what is revealed in her writings, … all the lads.' In the poem she articulates concerns for black rights, education and morals, especially with respect … whom she castigates for fragmenting rather than unifying black opposition, and constantly appeals for black unity in …

… Peter Sexford Magubane was born on January 18, 1932 in Vrededorp ( now Pageview ) Johannesburg, Transvaal (now … to become part of the legendary Drum generation of black and white writers, artists, musicians and … on a number of occasions. In August, Magubane and other black journalists were detained for 123 days and his house …

… It was early in the October 1977 morning that they came. Ironically, they … detention for leading a ‘subversive’ organization of the Black Consciousness Movement (BCM) . Little did I know that there … Scandinavian Connection, (Responses to recent exposures in Jyllands Posten) by Prithiraj Dullay …

… On Lord Roberts' return to England in November 1900 Lord Kitchener succeeded him as … Boer commandos. Thirdly, Boer women and children and some Black South Africans were placed in concentration camps. This … as approximately 26 000 Boer women and children and 14,000 Black South Africans died in over-crowded, unsanitary and …

… The transformations that occurred in Southern Africa between 1750 and 1850 …

… For Freedom and Equality - Celebrating Women in South African History Booklet …

… Ministers in the 2004 National Assembly of the South African Parliament …

… Ministers in the 1999 National Assembly of the South African Parliament …

… Nelson Mandela’s statement after voting in South Africa’s first democratic elections …

… Closing address by President Nelson Mandela in the president's budget debate …

… Statements in Court, by Nelson Mandela, October 22 and November 7, 1962 …