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… of the New Age  and wrote for  The World . He joined the African National Congress (ANC) in 1939. By the late 1940s, he had become an active member of the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL). He was jailed … to Johannesburg.” The government’s scheme to remove African residential areas west of Johannesburg  involved …

… in Johannesburg. In 1944, she started working for the African National Congress (ANC) as a courier, while studying … subject for most of the students. At 18, Tambo joined the African National Congress Youth League  (ANCYL)  and was … member of the Afro-Asian Solidarity Movement and the Pan-African Women's Organisation (PAWO). She also assisted in …

… of drawing on imaginative interpretations of traditional African sculptural forms. Instead, Sihlali worked from … Sihlali’s work, along with that of many other black South African modernists, in the genre of ‘township art’. Sihlali … the National Museum of Botswana and several South African corporate institutions. …

… son of a priest, and later moved to Evaton.the son of an African Methodist  Episcopal minister,Make grew up in … four others.  Make was described as a ringleader and an African National Congress (ANC) member who was “violently … (PAC)  representative, and assistant head of the South African United Front (SAUF), in Cairo after the 1960  …

… Some of these were run by members of the South African Communist Party and gave him the opportunity to learn … and led the Dairy Workers' Union and the highly successful African General Workers' Union.  Mokgatle was highly critical … began writing The autobiography of an unknown South African in 1961. Mokgatle married Nana Tlhogo in 1941. They …

… name for ethnic groups of Bantu people residing in the Southern Africa. These groups are divided into Southern Nguni and Northern Nguni. The Southern Nguni consist … popular among the girls. [xiii]   Endnotes [i]Nguni, South African History Online   …

… was admitted as an attorney in 1948. She joined the South African Communist Party (SACP) in the early 1940s and was … daily news briefing [online] 7 July. Available at: South African Press Association Online Archive .[Accessed 12 …

… the Old Supreme Court in Adderley Street into the South African Cultural History Museum in the early 1960s. … E.J. Verwey (ed), New dictionary of South African biography. Pretoria, 1995, pp. 223-224 …

… He was an early leader of the  African National Congress  (ANC), serving at times as head of … From Protest to challenge: A documentary History of African Politics in South Africa: 1882-1964, Vol.4 Political …

… to 1955. In 1956 she was a committee member of the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) National Conference. …

… Sea (Lower Egypt). This separation of the country into two regions stems from ancient times. It also reflects the …

… the school’s closure due to ongoing riots. He joined the  African National Congress (ANC)  in September 1976, and left … after the uprising Mahlangu left the country to join the African National Congress (ANC), to be trained as an Umkhonto … where the John Orr’s warehouse was located. Source: South African National Archives Mahlangu’s MK unit left Angola in …

… Delegate status and regions represented , organisations and embassies who …

… slum, on 19 March 1919. Abrahams is a 'Coloured' South African, an identity he describes as “the half-caste … working with the Pathfinders that Abrahams began to read African American writers. Abrahams recalls his time at the … with the help of Father Woodfield, found work at the South African Institute for Race Relations at the University of …

… Introduction Staffrider was a South African literary and arts magazine published by Ravan Press … of poetry, short stories, graphics and photography from southern Africa. [iv] Works by well known South Africans were … published at the expense of marginalized groups in other regions. [xxviii] Indeed, Staffrider is considered to be an …

… the Treason Trial Defence Fund and Chairman of the South African Defence and Aid Fund The young Hepple attended Jeppe … acquitted of the flimsy charge.  Later he and his fellow African National Congress (ANC) sympathisers had a narrow … himself to building up the newly formed multi-racial South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU).  He was joint …

… university in his first year after being inspired by South African writer Peter Abrahams to return home. Back in South Africa, he studied African languages (Brown became fluent in Zulu) and ‘Native … significant, being at that time only the second South African political party to be launched by people of all races …

… Barsel dedicated her life to the struggle of the South African people from an early age, joining the Young Communist … Party of South Africa (CPSA) – later renamed the South African Communist Party (SACP). She would meet her future … in action at the headquarters of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) in Johannesburg, Gauteng. Even …

… the Anglican Board of Social Responsibility and the South African Council of Churches . Nash was driven by a … outrage and was a great embarrassment for the South African government, contributing to the end of forced …

… as the Vice-President of the National Union of South African Students  (NUSAS) and President of its the social … Society . Curtis also worked as an archivist for the South African Institute of Race of Relations (SAIRR) collecting …

… was published by Black Orpheus , was about an educated African, who is 'situated' above his people and finds he does not fit in neatly anywhere. Modisane was part of the African Theatre Workshop and played Shark in the first …

… In 1899 Emily Hobhouse was appointed secretary of the South African Conciliation Committee, which was a group that … in South Africa. Three months later she founded the South African Women and Children Distress Fund to collect money for …

… nearby University of Fort Hare, and in 1954 he joined the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL). He attended … and he was sentenced to 14 years imprisonment in 1964 for African National Congress (ANC) activities and while on  …

… to establish a link between the Ethiopians and the Black African Methodist Episcopal Church. The AME accepted … relationship of the American church with its South African affiliate became a sore point over time, and in late …

… Municipality is a Category C municipality situated on the Southern tip of the Gauteng Province and strategically … Region boasts several Heritage Sites related to the South African War of 1899-1902 and the two World Wars that …

… was elected secretary of the Cape Town branch of the South African Coloured People's Organisation and in 1956 became one …

… Ray Alexander Simons among others. In 1954 he joined the African Laundry Workers' Union. … 2011]| Ontario Public Service Union , ‘OPSEU honours South African Freedom Fighter’ , [online] available at www.opseu.org [Accessed: 13 December 2011]| South African History Online , ‘The Treason Trialists, 1956’ , …

… Church of Africa.In 1971 he was elected president of the African Independent Churches Association (AICA),but AICA …

… Two years later, he enlisted voluntarily in the South African Defence Force (SADF) and saw action in North Africa … He actively supported the National Union of South African Students (NUSAS) and was Chair of the Advisory … the family returned from a European holiday, his South African passport was confiscated. He was banned on 28 July …

… Africa in 1910. He was considered a liberal in the South African context but he also held fairly conservative views. … between English and Afrikaner, and saw himself as South African rather than as an Englishman in South Africa, and … organised a ‘remonstrance’ to be delivered by South African Party (SAP) delegates to the UK’s House of Commons. …