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… Pagel's Circus , which is undated, is most likely from the 1940s, when this circus, owned by William Pagel, was …

… Edward Lekganyane disputed his claim after his return from Natal where he worked. This caused serious conflict …

… qualifying in 1936, he worked full-time as an architect from 1937 to 1941.he later became partner in a … Anon, Lionel (Rusty) Bernstein  from South African History Online, [online] Available at … Of National Orders , Lionel “Rusty” Bernstein , from The Presidency , [online] Available at …

… on music history and musicology in international journals from Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Holland, Hungary and … Stellenbosch Writers, (2011). ' Jan Bouws ' from Stellenbosch Writers: Alphebetical List of Authors …

… at the Pretoria Art Centre, of which was the principle from 1953-58. He also taught at Unisa where he became …

… Company organises indentured Chinese and Malay labour from Java. These labourers were the first Muslim workers in … District of Durban. The notice was signed by Mr. BJ Vorster, Minister of Justice, and was served on Dr Padayachee … area. 30 November, The new Indian Market is opened. 1976 4 November, The Rajab brothers, owners of the Shah Jehan …

… Dr. Newton Adams and Revs. George Champion and Aldin Grout from the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mission … Campaign in Natal November, The Government deposes Luthuli from his Chieftainship. Chief Luthuli issues a public … Apartheid ' 1964 May, Minister of Justice, John (B.J.) Vorster , serves Chief Luthuli with yet another five-year ban …

… international action towards the total ostracism of the Vorster regime. I thank you most heartily for allowing me to … effective. Although this would not absolve them completely from the charge of systematic collusion in the criminal acts … should like to express our disappointment at what I heard from several representatives this morning who maintained that …

… the gallery, whilst works by Robert Hodgins , tapestries from Rorke’s Drift , Edoardo Villa , Daniel Rakgoathe , Tommy … Some of its artistic aspects, which included ten artists from Mozambique, with the aim to extend the exhibition roster … on Grafton Street in Mayfair, which until its closing in 1976 was the sole commercial gallery from South Africa with a …

… Black and Colored musicians against the apartheid regime, from the early 1950s until the 1990s, focusing on the work of … declared support for the ANC. Soon after its release in 1976, Ibrahim was exiled. But, because of the very nature of … his personal life were reflected in musical style. After 1976, in a conscious attempt to reconnect with “home”, …

… of seven Art SA Today exhibitions took place biennially, from 1963 to 1975. The exhibitions followed other integrated … Association of Arts, further differentiated the shows from most other art events of the period. In 1973, the … that South African political art developed post-1976, even within the confines of the institutionalized art …

… before the service went nationwide at the beginning of 1976. "The reason for television's late arrival in South … or Nats) was the governing party of South Africa from June 4th 1948 until May 9th 1994, and was disbanded in … backing of some South African private investors." (Extract from nationmaster.com (online encyclopedia) on the …

… City Council started a permanent collection of paintings from artists such as the German Baroque painter Joachim von … his wife, Lady Michaelis (Lillian Elizabeth) (1896 – 1976) donated fifty-six artworks of the 17th century Dutch … a Black artist. Subsequently it started to collect works from West and Central Africa while at the same time …

… From the book:  Book 1: Ancient Civilizations and Global … 1983. Davidson, Basil. African Civilization Revisited. From Antiquity to Modern Times . Trenton, NJ, African World … of the Southern Highveld . Pietermaritzburg, Natal Museum, 1976. Mason, Revil. Transvaal and Natal Iron Age Settlement …

… members of the ANC. This was the first implicit indication from SA that the LLA was operating from its soil. This claim turned out to be valid. Ntsu … in 1985. At the outbreak of the Soweto Revolt  in June 1976, this cordial relationship waned.  Hundreds of youth …

… National Monument under old NMC legislation on 17 December 1976. …

… a camera and he was interested to see pictures coming out from a box, and then he bought himself a small Kodak Box … for taking the picture of Hector Pieterson during the 1976 Soweto uprising . Hector Pieterson was shot by the apartheid police in 1976 when students in Soweto where fighting against the …

… adopted at King Williams Town, South Africa, March 1976. …

… Institute which took place in South Africa in October 1976. …

… of the South African Students' Organisation, 4-9 July 1976 …

… held in the Urban Bantu Council Chamber on 28 October 1976. …

… Photo of Mapetla Mohapi, died in detention on 5th August 1976. ANC Logo. …

… ) on 18 December 1872 and graduated as a medical doctor from the University of Glasgow in 1893.He return to South … administrator. Abdurahman retained a seat on the council from 1905 until his death in 1940. Abdurahman was the … president in 1905 to prevent the fledgeling organisation from being torn asunder by feuding political factions. Not …

… The uprising of 1976-77 marked a watershed in political relations between the … that white minority rule, shaken, but still secure in 1976-77, would begin to be negotiated out of existence during … technikons and teacher-training colleges - because from its inception SANSCO defined its constituency as all …

… and Matthew Simelane. She  graduated on 15 October 1983 from the University of Swaziland with a Bachelor in … in 1983 while on an ANC mission to South Africa from Swaziland. She travelled to South Africa under the … Lessons of South Africa’s TRC for Africa 10 years later ”, from the West Cape News, [online] Available at …

… his life, which afterwards he identified as his 'calling' from God, and in 1939 he entered St Peter's Anglican … disadvantaged students by arranging for financial aid from his overseas contacts and South African associates. He …

… Zeph. The choir was named Alexander Black Mambazo (from which the Ladysmith group took its name). In the … a new group, known as The Queens (which was independent from Mahotella Queens) and the Mahlathini Guitar Band. The …

… work, developing collaborative projects and learning from peers.” (Email interview with Meintjes, 2012 conducted … and, to a more limited extent, locally. Some of the images from this project were published in local and international …

… the exact date of her birth into question . It is clear from several sources, including the previously mentioned … missionary in Africa. She graduated with a B.Sc degree from Wilberforce University, where she also met her husband, … Brody, D. (1998) “Tribute to Charlotte Maxeke” from Great Epic Books, Volume 2 March 1998, Number …