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… The Freedom Charter; with the logo of the South African Youth Congress (SAYCO). Words on poster: Every … The South African Youth Congress (SAYCO): Freedom Charter …

… patient. She lived for 12 years afterwards. She was South Africa's fifth heart transplant recipient and the first woman … Dorothy Fischer becomes the first South African woman to undergo a heart transplant …

… Kumalo was born in the middle of the colonial conquest of Africa, the same year that Benito Mussolini’s foreign armies … painter to work. During this time, the Black societies in South Africa were challenged by modernity and urbanity, which … he was instrumental in shaping a generation of Black South African artists who studied under his guidance during …

… 1960 and to carry on the work of the organisation outside South Africa once they were settled. Adelaide resumed her work as a … assisting some of the families whose children left South Africa after the 1976 uprisings . In 1994 she was … on the death of Adelaide Tambo , website: anc.org.za.| South Africa mourns Adelaide Tambo , website: cnn.com.| South …

… Bantu Biko was a popular voice of Black liberation in South Africa between the mid 1960s and his death in police … into a political force unprecedented in the history of South Africa. Biko and his peers were responding to … “Steve Biko” in No one to blame?: in pursuit of justice in South Africa|Gevisser, Mark (2007): The Dream Deferred, …

… at the Berlin Conference, the European powers carved up Africa amongst themselves. By 1914 all of Africa, except … time? Africa in the Cold War: USSR, USA, Cuba, China and South Africa Case study: Angola ( 11/11/1975...Portugal ) … overview); Timeline 200s BCE Bantu speaking people migrate south into region. 1300s Kingdom of Kongo formed in the north …

… since become a standard work for choral groups throughout South Africa. It was also performed for the arrival of the Queen of … Manhattan Brothers and the Harlem Swingsters. He toured South Africa with both these groups, and also travelled to … writer, film and theatre director. The new dictionary of South Africa biography Volume 2 , Vista University, Pretoria, …

… Congregational Union Church Aid and Missionary Society of South Africa (Transvaal) DGT : Diocese of Grahamstown (Cape of Good Hope) DKK : Diocese of Kimberley and Kuruman (South Africa) DNa : Diocese of Natal (South Africa) DRCSA : … Abbreviations - Missionary settlement in southern Africa …

… singing and doing stand-up comedy for the troops in North Africa and Italy. Two close colleagues and friends were Sid … the first film Disney made using real people. He moved to South Africa in 1967 and started a successful career in … named Percy Fitzpatrick. He also gained fame through South African soap opera The Villagers. He acted in many of …

… in Johannesburg where he completed his schooling. He left South Africa in June 1958, for Britain, to further his studies. His … in 1963 was instrumental in securing the suspension of the South African Olympic Committee from the Olympic movement. In …

… University of Cape Town in 1987. He has exhibited both in South Africa and abroad, and his works can be found in many … collections, most notably of which, in the University of South Africa's (UNISA) Art Collection. He was one of the most …

… the 1950s, her music was widely recorded and played by the South African Broadcasting Cooperation (SABC), Rycroft and … 1984. In December 2003 she was posthumously awarded the  South African National Order of Ikhamanga in Gold  for a life … preservation and development of traditional music in South Africa. …

… became aware of the unjust segregationist laws that ruled South Africa. In 1943 Rahima became the shop steward for the Cape … Women’s March , under the auspices of the  Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW). Together with  Helen Joseph , … History of Women's struggle in South Africa …

… League,which later became the Communist  Party of South Africa (CPSA ) and despite being a coloured person,the South African Native National Congress  (SANNC) later the …

… War .  His father was a Lieutenant Colonel in the then  South African Defence Force  and also the head of the … AWB refused to participate in  Congress for a Democratic South Africa (Codesa)  because its demand for a Volkstaat had not …

… In 1910 he returned home as the first Black African in South Africa to qualify as an attorney.Founding member of the … succeeded in becoming a solicitor of the Supreme Court of South Africa, and opened an office in Pretoria with a branch … Joyce, P (1999). A concise Dictionary of South African biography. Francolin Publishers, Cape Town, p …

… a bachelor's degree in theology in 1921. He returned to South Africa strongly affected by the Garveyist movement, and his … Marxist thinking and was closer to the  Communist Party of South Africa  (CPSA) than to the national ANC in his …

… Burton went on a skiing trip in Austria, where she met her South African husband Geoffrey Burton.The couple married in Brazil and soon after moved to South Africa. Burton experienced a culture shock in her first …

… As there was no medical school open to Indian women in South Africa, she went to Scotland on 8 March 1928 to study at … harassment from the Security Branch, Dr. Goonam left South Africa to live in England, where she lived in exile … Gandhi, G. and Reddy, E.S. (eds) (1993)  Gandhi and South Africa, 1914-48 . Navajivan Publishing House: …

…  and  Cyprian Shilakoe . Exhibitions: 1976: Black South Africa: Contemporary Graphics, Brooklyn Museum, New York. … at Augsburg College, Minneapolis, USA. Collections Iziko South African National Galllery, Cape Town; De Beers …

… African People's Organisation (APO) and later rivaled the South African Coloured People's Organisation  (SACPO)as a … with the government,unlike the rival Teachers' League of South Africa with its roots in the leftist Non-European Unity …

… was a pioneering businessman who traded in Burma and South Africa. Upon arrival in South Africa in 1930, he was prohibited from entering the …

… When discussions on incorporating Bantustans back into South Africa were held, Margareth was convinced that she had now …

… Flag Boshielo who was a member of the  Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA).  Boshielo gave him literature such as … him to register and complete his BA with the University of South Africa in 1954.  Mogoba then found work as a teacher at …

… European migrants and the native population). Today, S.Africa possesses four distinct races which over the three … author of several books. I, as a budding economist with a South African degree, now enrolled (as an evening student) at … part in burying the curse of apartheid and racism in South Africa. Throughout this period of substantially …

… He matriculated in 1938 and then enrolled at the South African Native College (University of Fort Hare) for a … in 1970 – all qualifications from the University of South Africa. In 1974 he also read linguis­tics at the …

… mosaic work and stained glass. In 1986 she returned to South Africa. She then settled in Europe where she died. She … participated in numerous group exhibitions from 1949 in South Africa and Italy and held a number of one-person …

… Brink is a distinguished South African novelist, playwright, literary critic and … year. His powerful novel A Dry White Season (1982), set in South Africa in 1976 and focussing on the death in detention of a …

… numerous boards. In 1978 he was appointed administrator of South West Africa (Namibia), a position he held until appointed Minister … the National Party delegates Convention for a Democratic South Africa (Codesa) between government and political …

… is the organiser of the Picture Essay Documentary Award in South Africa. He documented widely in South Africa. Whilst lecturing at the Vaal Triangle …