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… South Africa is informed by the International Olympic Committee …

… First ever multi-racial elections held in South Africa ends, with the ANC receiving 62.6% of the votes and …

… of England, also called the Anglican Church, in South Africa, is conducted in Cape Town. …

… as they have developed in occupied Azania (ie South Africa) …

… Council (SAMDC) and now the Medical Association of South Africa (MASA): Editorial comment …

… full-time basis. In 1963 MK ordered Modise to leave South Africa because the police wanted to detain him. This … April 1994 President Nelson Mandela appointed him as South Africa's Minister of Defence. In May 1994 Modise advised … Thabo Mbeki  awarded Modise the Order of the Star of South Africa (non-Military), Class 1: Grand Cross (Gold). Years of …

… Chief Albert John Mvumbi Luthuli, Africa’s first Nobel Peace Prize Laureate in 1960, was … to be one of the best schools in southern and central Africa. Luthuli was offered a scholarship to study at the … with African political predicaments. Travel outside South Africa also widened his perspective during this period; in …

… contacts and liaise with Women’s Groups in South Africa and the global Anti-Apartheid movement. Her … as secretary to the minister. She visited countries in Africa, Europe, Australia, Cuba, Canada and Asia. In 1998 she …

… one f the first black handicrafts teachers in South Africa. Rakgoathe completed his junior certificate and in … of California, Los Angeles, USA. On his return to South Africa in 1984 Rakgoathe took up a post at the Bophuthatswana …

… but it was able to form the Trade Union Council of South Africa (TUCSA), which was one of the few racially open trade federations in South Africa. Budd served as a part of TUCSA's national executive …

… a result of the persistent violence Gqozo approached South Africa security forces for assistance. In Novemeber 1990 … of the delegates at the Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA) to discuss South Africa new political dispensation. In March 1992 Gqozo …

… SASCO poster. Red circle containing green map of Africa superimposted with black hand holding pen and open …

… After travelling to Australia in 1919, Long came to South Africa in February 1920. He applied to join the Mounted … anthem of early socialists and communists in South Africa. Their remains were handed to their relatives to be … Mine Workers' Union and the  Communist Party of South Africa  (CPSA, South African Communist Party (SACP) after …

… African Ministers' Association of South Africa (IDMASA), although he had been influence mainly by the … to support proposals for violent solutions to South Africa's problems. Between 1958 and 1984 he travelled … extensively, visiting the UK, America, and other parts of Africa. He also attended the Lambeth Conference in London and …

… In 1981, Hassan participated in a group exhibition at the Africa Centre in London. In the 1980s, Hassan worked as part … by black artists, staging exhibitions in Britain and South Africa. He also studied at Bill Ainslie ’s Johannesburg Art … exhibition there in 1989. In 1990 he returned to South Africa to teach at the Federated Union of Black Artists …

… and Town Planning. In 1946 he returned to South Africa and continued with his studies, graduating the same … first journal of verligte (enlightened) opinion in South Africa. Eglin initiated a dialogue between the PP and Black … DP’s parliamentary caucus. Eglin travelled extensively in Africa, Europe, America and China. During visits to 15 …

… Born about 1800, in Zomba, Central Africa. From his youth the boy showed the signs of greatness … and her Ministers.  Later he returned with his wife to Africa, and his work. In 1857 he was leader of Christian … Crowther to be a bishop of the Church of England in West Africa. The University of Oxford conferred the degree of …

… night school and joined the  Communist Party of South Africa  (SACP) as a young worker in the 1920s. In 1926 he was …

… represented in public and private art collections in South Africa and abroad. …

… the age of 14 he decided to undertake a journey to South Africa and arrived in Cape Town in 1876 after a harrowing … with his customers. Two years after his arrival in South Africa Joosub returned to Ranavav and in 1879 married Mariam, … but returned to Pretoria alone. Mariam never saw South Africa and passed away in India in1900 after which Joosub …

… in the field of elocution and dramatic art in South Africa in the early twenties. She appeared in concerts and … a huge contribution to the development of radio in South Africa, especially in the area of radio plays. She was the … to its acceptance as the national anthem of South Africa. Between October 1934 and March 1935, she went to …

… “The Development of Indian Political Movements in South Africa - 1924-1946” .  Just like his father Essop joined the … and Military Council in London, before returning to South Africa in 1990. After South Africa’s general elections in 1994, Pahad served as the …

… in Cape Town and encouraged Wolf Kibel to come to South Africa; Wife went to stay with her family in Europe while he established a home in South Africa; on arrival worked on decorating the Alhambra Cinema … to etch. 1933 Frieda Kibel joins her husband in South Africa; Wolf Kibel exhibits again. 1934 Friendship develop …

… Saviano in the Italian town of Caserta. Nicknamed 'Mama Africa' or the 'Empress of African Song', Makeba's music … starred in the anti-apartheid documentary Come Back, Africa which placed the apartheid government under the … her music was banned by the state broadcasters in South Africa. Makeba lived in numerous countries such as the United …

… & History. Opened by the former Prime Minister of South Africa, Jan Smuts in 1947 to preserve the History of the … Boer War Exhibits, Medal Collections and a look at South Africa’s involvement in the Angolan Civil War. Various guns … more modern Exhibitions relating to Conflicts within South Africa.   The museum is well located next to the Johannesburg …

… founder of the Independent Methodist Church of South Africa. He was among the first pupils of the Ohlange … firm in the town. In November 1910 he returned to South Africa and opened a legal practice in Johannesburg. At about … favoured closer contact between blacks and whites in South Africa. This is confirmed by his inclusion in the Joint …

… and later studied law through the University of South Africa. When Make was still a student in high school, he … from Sibasa, and undertook a horrendous journey through Africa. Make then became the  Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) … to 1974, and was a member of the American Committee on Africa. Make’s banishment order was withdrawn on 16 August …

… his parents and brother, PA Pather immigrated to South Africa in 1903. The family moved to Elandslaagte, Northern … was extremely perturbed by developments in South Africa and brought the matter before the General Assembly of … main protagonists being the delegations from India, South Africa and the South African Indian political organisations …

… the Congress movement asked him to return to South Africa and devote himself more fully to political work. He … Following instructions from the ANC , he left South Africa in July 1977 and was deployed by the organisation in … From 1987 to 1990, Maharaj worked underground within South Africa, as part of Operation Vula. Following the unbanning of …

… was involved in promoting the development of education in Africa, Asia and the Middle East. Between 1987 and 1989, she … started working for the World University Service South Africa (WUS), based in Cape Town, supporting organisations … Mlambo-Ngcuka was appointed the Deputy President of South Africa in June 2005, when she replaced Jacob Zuma after he …