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… the prestigious Kaizer Chiefs academy. He finished off his youth career at Mamelodi Sundowns before beginning his professional career in 2003. Siphiwe Tshabalala left the … well-known for – Kaizer Chiefs. Siphiwe Tshabalala made his debut for Kaizer Chiefs in August 2007 and scored his …

… Prior to the passage of apartheid laws both Black and White South Africans played … 1896 a celebration was held in honour of H.C. Msikinya for his acceptance into Wilberforce University. At the party … (RWC) to South Africa. Mandela seized the opportunity to work toward racial reconciliation. He collaborated with …

… Mokhachane, a minor chief of the Bakoteli lineage, forms his own clan. 1822 Basutoland founded by King Moshoeshoe I, … Zambia, Zimbabwe to lessen economic dependence on apartheid South Africa. 1981 BCP sympathiser Benjamin Masilo … are withdrawn in April/May after a seven-month mission. American entertainer Val Pringle is killed while confronting …

… (ca 1967) hugely influential. My relationship with the work Standing in front of South African visual artist Dumile … equally haunting work commentary on the plight of war in his country – surpassed this for me. Why it is/was … racism that by this time has become institutionalised as apartheid in South Africa. European colonial-modernist racist …

… of Bantam, also known as Ageng (the Great). He supported his father-in-law against the Dutch East In dia Company … but in 1684 was banished to Ceylon, as the D.E.I.C feared his influence. Due to the fear of the Macassarese landing in … in order to liberate Yusuf, the D.E.I.C banished him, his family and retinue, 49 persons in total, to the Cape in …

… and Makhosazana Regina Tshabangu. Ndebele completed his matric at St Christopher’s High School in Luyengo, … from the University in 1973.  By the time he received his Bachelors degree some of Ndebele’s poetry had been … in Classic , Contrast and Purple Renoster . During his time at UBLS Ndebele was involved in the Black …

… was born at Baragwanath hospital on 24 September 1966. His mother named him Bongani, but his paternal grandmother decided he should have a different name since he had a half brother from his father’s side with the same name. She decided on the name …

… Cape. He was killed in combat with the Transkeian forces. His body was exhumed from the Transkei where he had been … given a pauper's burial by the then Transkei authorities.His family finally located the site of his burial and interred his remainsn the Nghushwa …

… Alan Arnold Aderem was restricted to his Cape Town , Western Province (now Western Cape) home. His house arrrest restricted him to his home between the hours of 7pm to 6 am. The only visitors …

… Born in 1942, Edward Charles Webster dedicated his life to understanding and advocating for the rights of … Emeritus. He was also the founder of the Society, Work and Development Institute (Swop) at Wits.  Edward … Labour in the Age of Insecurity, was awarded the American Sociological Association award for the best …

… Congress for twenty years (from 1920s to 1940s), was his uncle. Young people in 1930s were fighting his … facilities in the India League office and encouraged me to work. He used to say: "We politicians have our problems and … as half-breeds. And that was enough for all Latin American delegates. Studied medicine. NEW YORK, 1960(?)- In …

… was one of the many wives that the king had married during his life. Mamngcambe, the mother of King Faku was neither the … led to King Faku being installed as King to succeed his father in this period. [3] After the death of his father, Faku became the king [4] . However, there has …

… became embroiled in a political struggle that led to his defeat for the Natal presidency by A. W. G. Champion, who …

… and Cornell Universities in the United States. His writings include "Race and Resistance in South Africa," …

… unstable. It is known that while climbing over the fence his bomb prematurely exploded killing Molefe and injuring the …

… custom that required of him to have married and fathered his first child). He was formally installed as chief in the … World War (1914-1918), he recruited 60 men from among his followers whom he escorted to Upington to assist the … to congestion in Middledrift district Zibi decided to move his people to the Transvaal. In October 1923 he was granted …

… East District, [Eastern Province, now Eastern Cape], had his banishment order issued on 19 June 1953. However, before … to three years imprisonment with compulsory labour.  On his release, he was alleged to have contacted his supporters and started organizing resistance. It was …

… Black Consciousness Movement (BCM) resuscitated the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa – at first through the … of one aspect of the BCM’sphilosophy – engaging in welfare work and programmes of self-help run by Blacks for Blacks. … of BCP, which he joined in August 1972 after quitting his medical studies at the University of Natal. He described …

… struggle for the destruction of the imperialist supported apartheid system and thus make their own contribution to the … and genius, a patriot who devoted the greater part of his life to the liberation of his fatherland. His was a life … Vietnamese people over French colonialism and Japanese and American aggression. This most historic victory over a …

… struggle for the destruction of the imperialist supported apartheid system and thus make their own contribution to the … and genius, a patriot who devoted the greater part of his life to the liberation of his fatherland.  His was a life … Vietnamese people over French colonialism and Japanese and American aggression.  This most historic victory over a …

… He was accused by state officials of being careless in his duties, disrupting the smooth functioning of the Isikelo … including arson and public violence in Bizana.  Despite his position, he also seemed to be against the BA (Bantu Affairs). It was claimed that his mother, Majojo ka Tandabantu Hlamandana, was a …

… Statesman at the time, I have no recollection of either his arrest nor indeed of the Rivonia Trial and I certainly … and by a twist of fate became responsible for the NUS`s work on Southern Africa over the following three years. … the Post Newspaper by Percy Qoboza and endorsed by Bishop Tutu calling for Mandela`s release on ? March 1980. And it …

… May ’76 to 16 May ’77 in terms of the Terrorism Act. After his release he was immediately served with a banning and house arrest order restricting him to his house between 6pm to 6am. His banning after a full year in detention was widely …

… - rock 'n' roll or Christianity. Jesus was all right but his disciples were thick and ordinary. It's them twisting it … and was ignored in Britain. Only five months later when an American teen magazine called Datebook reprinted part of the … to play their songs and concerts were cancelled. In apartheid South Africa the South African Broadcasting …

… Oppenheimer and Mary Lina Pollock. Oppenheimer completed his primary education in Johannesburg and proceeded to study … politics and economics in 1931. Upon completing his studies Oppenheimer returned to Johannesburg to join Anglo American Corporation which was founded by his father in 1917. …

… restricted to Germiston, Transvaal (now Gauteng).  After his release, he was immediately served with a banning order restricting him to his house between 6pm and 6am. His banning, after a full year in detention, was widely …

… the war against the Boers. Moshoeshoe did not want to lose his kingdom, and asked the British for protection. This meant … lost their land through the 1913 Land Act. Later, under apartheid the division of races and control of black people … to call home. They now had to get permission to come and work in South Africa as if they were foreigners. These …

… , Natal (now Kwazulu Natal) was born on 2 December 1977. His carrer began in primary school in kwaMashu, where he … and Sabatha FC, the amateur clubs that saw him make his way to Johannesburg where he began his professional career. He joined Kaizer hiefs in 1998. The …

… July 1954, Lengisi was ‘ordered forthwith to withdraw from his 'place of residence in the district Duncan Village, East … under escort to Barberton.’ In 1955, Lengisi challenged his banishment in court on the grounds that … area occupied by a tribe,’ and as he lived in East London his banishment order was null and void.’His appeal was …