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… Although the Lodge housed enslaved people from Madagascar, South East Asia, South Asia and East Africa as well as mixed race people born at the Cape, the …

… Hospital in Pietermaritzburg, Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal ), South Africa, the asylum her mother was committed to at the time. … between Head’s parents was forbidden according to South Africa’s Immorality Act at the time. Consequently, …

… of the first group of five Indian girls to matriculate in South Africa in 1935. Singh then went to the University of … for two years at hospitals in London. When she returned to South Africa, she started her own practice. She was involved … Verwey, E.J. (ed), (1995), New dictionary of South African biography, (Pretoria) , pp. 225-227|Dept. of …

… Jaydew Nasib Singh was born in South Africa about 1920 and graduated in the mid-1940s with a law … of both the  Natal Indian Congress  (NIC) and the  South African Indian Congress  (SAIC) and played a leading … to challenge: A documentary History of African Politics in South Africa: 1882-1964, Vol.4 Political Profiles 1882 - 1964 …

… Former South African Football Association president Solomon "Sticks" … at the age of 61. Mr Morewa played an instrumental role in South Africa's readmission in International Football, He was also … Former South African Football Association president Solomon 'Sticks' …

… The 650 000 strong South African Tamil Federation (SATF) met with the ANC on 5 … was here to stay and to be part of the solution in South Africa to build a strong state and a South African … Statement of the African National Congress and the South African Tamil Federation National Working Committee, 14 …

… and Amba Alagi, was captured by General Alan Cunningham's South African divisions. This event happened in 1941 two … the World War II . The War broke out in September 1939 and South Africa joined in support of Britain. The decision to enter … www.africanhistory.about.com [Accessed: 16 March 2012]| South African History Online , ‘Second World War and its …

… of the Bushman's River on the Eastern Cape coast. It is South Africa's oldest monument. Bartholomew Dias and the Padroes The first European known to set foot on South African soil was Bartholomew (or Bartolomeu) Dias. … Dinge & Goete," In South Africa: Portuguese navigator Bartholomew Dias erects …

…  In 1962 in the Transvaal, as well as a chairman of the South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee. He was also one … enrolling at Oxford in 1960.He also became involved in the South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee (SANROC) started … for a combination of financial and persona reasons,South Africa was on the boil and he wanted to be part of the …

… The New Africa Theatre Association (NATA), founded in 1987 by Mavis … a space with means formally or informally for relevant South African themed theatre, which defied apartheid laws. It … and resources in a participatory society.’ The New Africa Theatre Project offered twelve three-year scholarships. …

… he got a scholarship to the University of Fort Hare in South Africa. While there, he joined the African National Congress … degree through correspondence with the University of South Africa (UNISA). Mugabe had also joined some … Institutionalized violence and political culture. South Africa: Jacana Media.|Sithole, M. (1999). Zimbabwe: …

… to stay with her family in Mzinoni when his unit was in South Africa to fulfil their underground missions. Just before her … Simelane 'disappeared' in 1983 while on an ANC mission to South Africa from Swaziland. She travelled to South Africa … The Lessons of South Africa’s TRC for Africa 10 years later ”, from the West …

… After leaving school, he avoided conscription into the South African Defence Force (SADF), and worked at a variety … wrote that he had "grown up a 'normal' complacent white South African" who "unthinkingly accepted the system and for … Congress (ANC), which was a banned organisation in South Africa.[8] In February 1974, Jenkin and Lee left the country …

… doctor from the University of Glasgow in 1893.He return to South Africa with his Scottish wife in1895, entered public life in … Abdurahman attended the Marist Brothers College and the South Africa College, which later became the University of …

… Corps Distinguished guests Ladies and gentlemen Fellow South Africans I am very honoured to speak here today on the … Forgiveness, Rider, London: 1999, 2000, p. 35) Indeed, South Africa cannot build a truly united non-racial non-sexist … Address of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, on the occasion of the 10th …

… Jacqueline Arenstein , a member of the Communist Party of South Africa , when he first met Eleanor.  Eleanor joined the … Durban against the Nationalist Government’s declaration of South Africa as a republic. By 1961, Eleanor as part of the … Dulcie Evonne September from South African History Online [Online] available at: …

… the atrocities of apartheid and to empower young black South Africans through media training. In 1983 he joined … tool to bridge the social gap between communities in South Africa. Works featured in group exhibitions: Taking …

… people live under political extremis. After returning to South Africa, he got a job as a guide with a hiking and safari … and sub-editing part-time at the  Financial Mail . South Africa was about to undergo a massive change, and in …

… the Party's programme and immediate objectives. Examines South Africa's social formation. … An address by the General-Secretary of the South African Communist Party …

… and Deneys were active members of the Liberal Party of South Africa (LPSA).  Deneys did not join any political party after … 1987. Else was a founder member of the  Liberal Party of South Africa , the  Black Sash  and National President of the … in  Exploring our National Days:   Freedom Day 27 April .  South Africa: Jacana Press| Goldblatt, B. and Meintjes, S., …

… Veterinary Commission on Rinderpest in German East Africa until October 1918. He was then appointed as research … Surgeons with a thesis on lesser known poisonous South African plants. April 1926 marked his appointment as … of legal status for the veterinary profession in South Africa. He played an important role in formulating the …

… from attempting to study elsewhere. His application to the South African College, now the University of Cape Town, was … but rather the improvement of Black people's education in South Africa. In 1912 Cressy was appointed principal of the …

… a small village near Zeerust North West Province, South Africa. His parents, now late, were Nkokwe Peter and Moleseng … two articles that they regarded as "objectionable”: the South African Students Organisation (SASO) Policy Manifesto …

… he was appointed First Lord of the Admiralty. He came to South Africa to succeed Lord Milner as High Commissioner in South Africa, and Governor of the Transvaal and Orange River … D.J. (ed)(1973). Standard Encyclopedia of Southern Africa , Vol.9, Cape Town: Nasou, p.578.|Williams, B. (1925). The Selborne memorandum on the Union of South Africa . …

… of the Treason Trial Defence Fund and Chairman of the South African Defence and Aid Fund The young Hepple attended … law graduate in 1957.  He was admitted as an attorney in South Africa in 1958.  From 1959 to 1961, he was a lecturer in Law …

… Hollywood and in Berlin (Ufa).  In 1924, he travelled to South Africa. Here, several ventures with his own company were a … the company was named the Paul de Groot company. He left South Africa in 1935. Most of his successes, which include … Beyers, C.J. et al.(eds).(1981). Dictionary of South African Biography, Butterworth: Durban, v. 4, p. …

… on plant physiology. In 1928 he went to Moscow as a South African delegate to the sixth congress of the Communist … It was at this congress that the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) was instructed to adopt the "Native … to challenge: A documentary History of African Politics in South Africa: 1882-1964, Vol.4 Political Profiles 1882 ”“ …

… was the eldest of four children. Jean’s family moved to South Africa when she was about six years old. She matriculated … are traced back to when she joined the Communist Party of South Africa  (CPSA). In 1935 she became the secretary of the …

… Phokanoka became politically active. In 1959 he joined the South African Communist Party (SACP) and then in 1960 he … moved to Morogoro in 1966 where a military expedition to South Africa was mapped out. Phokanoka was part of the … SADET, (2008), The Road to Democracy: South Africans telling their stories Volume 1, 1950 -1970, …

… her in doing underground work while she was still in South Africa. As result of her anti-apartheid activity she was … an MK training camp north east of Luanda. She returned to South Africa where she and her then husband Aneez Salie … The Theatre of Violence: Narratives of protagonists in the South African conflict, Institute of Justice and …