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… in Cape Town on 8 May 1879. He was educated at the South African College qualified as an advocate when he was only 23 … rapidly and General J C Smuts, the leader of the  South African Party  (SAP), and the Prime Minister, realised that … resulted in great economic strain, especially for South African farmers. Smuts was determined that the Union should …

… Mandela Campaign, the Soweto Civic Association, the South African Youth Congress and the Azania Peoples Organisation. … and had to apologise in writing to the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) for unfounded claims about its … than a hundred political activists, surfaced in the South African press. The state president appointed an internal …

… revisiting issues dealing with the dynamics of a universal African life. Ka-Mkame applies a personal synthesis of … and night coexist. And in its entirety the work captures African concepts of life and death, rituals, mystery, … solo exhibition entitled The unfolding spirit held at the African Art Centre in Durban in 2003 was a sell-out. The …

… among SACP members in exile. Gwala joined the  South African Communist Party  (SACP) in 1942 and the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) two years … recruiting hospital workers to become members of the South African Council of Trade Unions  (SACTU). After the banning …

… ) and through student politics (as a member of the South African Student Organisation – SASO ) that she began to … (FHR), the Women’s Development Foundation (WDF), the South African Women in Dialogue (SAWID), the Commission for Gender … of Pretoria (UP). She has also chaired the South African Council of Churches (SACC) Women’s Working Group and …

… November 1947 at Steadville, Emnambithi. A renowned South African boxer, Malinga’s career was inspired by Titus … moved up to middleweight in 1977, he won the vacant South African title (in June) when he defeated Victor Ntloko. In … [v] In 1996 he made history by becoming the first South African fighter ever to win the WBC super-middleweight belt, …

… involved with the 1919 anti-pass campaign of the  South African Native National Congress (SANNC and African National Congress (ANC)  after 1923) and became an … and dynamic personality. The CPSA policy to encourage African leadership, as well as the more aggressive CPSA …

… II. During World War II Carlton volunteered for the South African army and was captured at Tobruk and spent time as a … Jihaad joined uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) the armed wing of the African National Congress (ANC) in the early 1980s. As a … Burning a Hole in the page, A Readers guide to 70 South African Authors, (Pietermaritzburg), pp.24-27|Gus Ferguson …

… work within a genre that became well-established in South African art during the colonial period. This was the “native … and others who were keen at the time to establish a “South African national school” tried to generate an interest in …

… In 1981 Ciskei obtained independence from the South African government. This independence was endorsed by the … big number of the trade unionists were detained. The South African Allied Workers Union (SAAWU) was banned in August …

… and played the role of external examiner for South African universities. David Koloane’s art, both its content … Toward Social Development An Exhibition of SA Art). UZ (African Arts Festival). 1983: New York, USA (Triangle Artists …

… A controversial White champion of African rights, Patrick Duncan played a conspicuous role in … resisters in the  Defiance Campaign . Unable to join the  African National Congress  (ANC), in 1955 he joined the new … From Protest to challenge: A documentary History of African Politics in South Africa: 1882-1964, Vol.4 . …

… teacher's diploma from Fort Hare in 1948. A leader of the African National Congress (ANC) in the Transvaal in the … Tanganyika in December 1958,just in time to attend the All-African People's Conference in Accra as an ANC delegate. He …

… as Alibi: Thoughts on Dithakong and Mbolompo. Journal of African History, Volume 29 : 487-519, 1988. Cobbing, Julian. … (ed.), The Mfecane Aftermath: Reconstructive Debates in Southern African History . Johannesburg, Witwatersrand … Giliomee, Hermann. Processes in the Development of the Southern African Frontier. In Howard Lamar and Leonard …

… African National Congress branch chairman in Alexandra …

… practice in Benoni, where she became active in the local African National Congress (ANC) . In 1956 she moved to Natal …

… J Skomolo was an Anglican clergyman prominent in the Cape African National Congress (ANC) in the 1940s and 1950s, …

… better life for all people. In 1990, Margareth joined the African National Congress (ANC) at the former Dunn Branch, …

… organise this large organisation. They also discussed the regions cultural activities and workshops. The workshop was …

… 29 to 31 July 1994, discussing: Reports from headquarters, regions, finances, magazine, advice offices, voter education, …

… on 21 October 1969, discussing: legislative power of regions, racial inequalities, separate development, bantu …

… Aletta Catharina Swart (nee Robberts). During the South African War (1899-1902) Swart's father was captured and the … fusion between the NP under J.B.M. Hertzog and the South African Party (SAP) under J.C. Smuts were totally … bequest; the allocation of greater powers to the South African Police in combating crime; stricter measures against …

… the imposition of colonialism and explores its impact on African societies. Colonialism is often viewed as an … Through these models we can appreciate how different regions of contemporary South Africa were differently shaped … of Europeans. After exploring the first encounter between African and European, the chapter turns to the development of …

… 1989, discussing: Reports from National Headquarters, regions, magazine, finaces and Advice Offices, Removals, …

… The early inhabitants were mostly migrants from other regions of Africa, particularly from West Africa and … found throughout East Africa. [iii] The steady influx of African settlers searching for economic opportunities brought … the coast acted as a focus for products exported from the African interior and the ideas imported by foreign settlers, …

… called Bitterfontein. Bitterfontein forms part of the Southern section of Namaqualand and its name is derived from … train and railway enthusiasts, and people touring these regions of the Western Cape. Bitterfontein is governed under … desalination plant was also the first of its kind in the southern hemisphere. According to D. A. Still, Bitterfontein …

… up teaching in Natal in 1935 and the same year joined the  African National Congress  (ANC), of which his father had … made an abortive attempt to establish a National Union of African Youth in Natal. In 1943 he participated in the … and early 1950s he played a prominent role in the Natal African Teachers' Union. For five years he was president of …

… as well as with Dennis Brutus and Joe Newton in the South African Sports Association [v] . He campaigned for a robust … He also spoke in support of the boycott against South African goods, at meetings held by the local Labour Party, … [xvii] , student unions and to a delegation from the South African Embassy in Southend.  As an activist Frank found …

… Khuyhangano, Mbuli performed for the Congress of South African Students (COSAS) in 1979, a group he would later … 1988 In the spring of 1990, Mbuli experienced a rift with African National Congress  (ANC) leaders.  In February, Albie … alert calling for expressions to be submitted to the South African government requesting a fair trial for Mbuli. In …

… during the 1940s and was president of the Transvaal African Teachers' Association during the wartime protests … over teachers' salaries. He was a founding member of the African Democratic Party and a member of the South African Institute of Race Relations. Later he became a …