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… colonial sources could be challenged and the myths, which African schoolchildren were being sold about themselves were … a formative event at school in Cradock, whereby prominent African National Congress members one day came to address the … stalwart, Robert Sobukwe, calling themselves the Pan African Congress (PAC). For Sindiso, this was an exciting …

… Johannesburg after being sent there by the then Fort Hare African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) to deliver a … been poisoned and wanted to know the truth.   The South African Government conferred the Order of Luthuli on Mrs …

… and met P. K. Leballo. In 1949 he was recruited into the African National Congress (ANC) in Port Elizabeth by Raymond … the ephemeral bulletin of the East London based Bureau of African Nationalism. Mfaxa opposed the formation of the …

… Drift). 1969: Camden Arts Centre, London, UK (Contemporary African Art). DAM (Art SA Today). 1969-70: Canada””tour, … (Stanswa Biennale). 1986: Gallery 21 (solo; Contemporary African Art Selections from the Pelmama Permanent Art …

… instruments such as the piano, tenor saxophone, harmonica, African cowbells. Ngqawana later enrolled and completed a … in the 1990s, Ngqawana worked alongside leading South African jazz artists, Abdullah Ibrahim and Hugh Masakela . He … S., (2011), Zim Ngqawana obituary Free-spirited South African saxophonist , from The Guardian , 6 July, [online], …

… Cedric Phatudi and Enos Mabuza, he was also active in the  African National Congress  (ANC) underground. When President  … Agricultural Corporation and president of the National African Farmers' Union. Maponya is survived by his wife …

… printmaking at the Johannesburg Art Foundation and the African Institute of Art at Funda (Learning) Centre. Mabaso … at the world with wonder. Mabaso is deeply interested in African traditional craft and pottery work, and a …

… to 100 percent in 1961. Erasmus was a member of South African Council of Transport Workers (SACTW) from 1948. He … elected to the national executive committee of the South African Trades and Labour Council from 1949. He was a member …

… he also went in quest of rural subjects – South African equivalents, in a sense, of the gypsies of rural … the genre of the ‘native study’, went in pursuit of the African in his ‘natural’ state.  The anonymity of the large …

… For thousands of years, hunter-gatherers lived all over southern Africa. We know this because of the San’s rock … San hunter-gatherers living at the Cape and in the rest of southern Africa. The San were called Bushmen by the Dutch, …

… to the vast influx of majority White workers who came to Southern Africa from across the globe in the search of … the poor and prosecuted minorities of Europe, arriving in Southern Africa and joining Black working people in the fight …

… He worked for a time as a salesman. Active in the Natal African National Congress Youth League in the 1950s, he … From Protest to challenge: A documentary History of African Politics in South Africa: 1882-1964, Vol.4 Political …

… Elliot Tonjeni ,  Bransby Ndobe  did much to organise  African National Congress  (ANC) branches between Cape Town …

… Non-European Trade Unions; later he became chairman of the African General Workers' Union in Pretoria. Banned in the …

… ICU. He was a participant at the conferences of the All African Convention (AAC) in 1935-1937. …

… his family, working as a truck driver. Joining the  African National Congress  during the 1952  Defiance Campaign …

… Pitness Simelane was born in 1910. He was a leader of the  African National Congress  in Natal in the 1950s. As a …

… on changing attitudes towards women, on educating South African society and doing away with the myths and ignorance …

… him as a possible candidate for the  African National Congress  (ANC) presidency. He was elected … From Protest to challenge: A documentary History of African Politics in South Africa: 1882-1964, Vol.4 Political …

… A chairman of the Orlando  African National Congress  (ANC) during the 1952  Defiance …

… and Democracy Today" conference organised by South African History Online, University of the Witswatersrand, The …

… as a correspondent to the Morning Post during the South African War of 1889-1902, and was taken prisoner in Natal …

… its inception he has worked with about 150 major South African printmakers, botanical and wildlife artists and …

… After World War II , the process of decolonization of the African continent gathered momentum as Africans increasingly … and grudgingly relinquished power, in other parts African people launched protracted struggles against the … the OAU supported the struggle for liberation in Southern African through the OAU Liberation Committee. Both …

… the Boipatong Massacre of 17 June 1992 would result in the African National Congress calling off multilateral … facto final constitution. For example, highly entrenched regions would not allow for reintegration into the more … et al., The New Is Not Yet Born: Conflict Resolution in Southern Africa (Washington, D.C: The Brookings Institution, …

… really began in 1957 when he became a member of the African National Congress' Youth League (ANCYL). He cites the … of Bantu Education and came into contact with the  South African Congress of Trade Unions  (SACTU). This increased his … operate in secret, and re-emerged as the underground South African Communist Party (SACP) in 1953. Hani's frustration …

… recession-hit Cape Town in the period following the  South African War  (1899-1902), la Guma was no stranger to the … subsequently devoted his energies to the CPSA and the  African National Congress  (ANC). In 1927 he was elected … disillusioned with politics and with the South African left-wing la Guma, at the age of 46, understated his …

… school mainly for Africans but as there were not enough African applicants in the first year, they took in Indians … They formed an overtly political body called the South African Students Association.  They would invite Indian … politicians to speak about independence and invite the  African National Congress (ANC)   to address them.  Coovadia …

… was elected to the executive of the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW) when it was formed in 1954. She … again to protest against the appointment of the South African Indian Council , a puppet body created by the … She died peacefully later that day. In 2006, the South African Government, posthumously, conferred The Order of …

… . She was picture editor/photographer for The South African Women's Health Book published by Oxford University … and photograph Bongani's Day: From Dusk to Dawn in a South African City - part of an international series. Bongani's Day … , 1995 Bongani's Day: From Dusk to Dawn in a South African City, 2002 One Child, One Seed , 2003 Siku Ra Bongani …