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… house during 1916 riots. In 1924, as member of the South African Party under General  Jan Smuts , Oppenheimer … discovered diamonds in Namaqualand in 1927, the South African government consulted Oppenheimer who quickly became a … on the commissions that led to the creation of the South African Reserve Bank. He served as a director of Barclay's …

… career.   In 1958, he captained the touring South African ‘non-white’ team that played against the Kenyan-Asian … sport, he was selected as a right wing for the South African Coloured soccer team, in 1958, but cricket remained … the 1990s. In 2000 he was nominated as one of the 10 South African cricketers of the century. In 2004, the ‘Basil …

… and also set up a research centre for the study of African intellectuals. Furthermore, he also taught at the … his academic focus rested largely on South Africa and the African continent as a whole. His work was greatly concerned … intellectual legacy (writing extensively on the New African Movement) and most importantly, archiving South …

… Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal). Attorney prominent in the South African Indian Congress . He was active in Natal politics as …

… in western Pondoland, attended Healdtown and the' South African Native College (later Fort Hare), and was installed …

… Chairman of the Sophiatown  African National Congress  in the mid-1950s and a …

… he 'brands' with a heated on. He has exhibited at the African Art Centre, Durban. Collections:   DAMl' JAG …

… Africa as a Methodist minister in 1953 and became a South African citizen.For 20 years he ministered to congregations …

… 1982 murder of a black security policeman. However, the African National Congress claimed responsibility for the …

… in Durban. The applicants were members of the South African Security Police and the deceased were allegedly …

… Rebellion  in 1906, he was chaplain to a loyalist African army unit in Natal, and during World War I he served in France with an African labor battalion. In the late 1920s he was president of the Cape  African National Congress  (ANC) and later held the position …

… Hebrew Congregation, the oldest Jewish congregation in the Southern Hemisphere! Until the 17th Century the history of … of the Middle East, North Africa and Eurasia. Beyond these Regions it did not spread until, on the back of the Colonial …

… the P.A.C. 2. AIMS AND OBJECTS: (a) To unite and rally the African people into one national front on the basis of … To propagate and promote the concept of the Federation of Southern Africa, and Pan Africanism by promoting unity among … the Treasurer-General, Deputy Presidents from the Regions existing, the Secretariat consisting of the …

… The Khoisan are established as the dominant power in the southern and south-western Cape regions. 1460 Portuguese navigators, representing the … São Rafael and São Gabriel . They sail along the southern African coast on the way to India. They put foot on South …

… Representative Council (SRC), National Union of South African Students (NUSAS), Wages Commission and Communities … In 1979 Schreiner was recruited into and joined the African National Congress  (ANC). Schreiner was active in … In 1982, Schreiner graduated with a BA Honours Degree in African Studies from UCT, and in 1987 was awarded a Master of …

… and captained the team on 89 occasions. In 1992 the South African Rugby Football Union (SARFU) was inaugurated after … . This ended ten years of isolation and subsequently South African rugby team hosted New Zealand and Australia in a test … disappointment, he was not named as a member of the South African squad that went to England and France at the end of …

… as the television and current affairs editor of the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC). In his later life, … SABC-Africa, a satellite broadcaster to the entire African continent. In his lifetime, Sparks won awards such as … Allister Sparks, South African Journalist Who Challenged Apartheid, Dies at 83. …

… solo exhibition, held at the Upper Gallery of the South African Association of Arts in May 1978, he lived with his … in an art career difficult for black artists. The South African Association of Arts assisted him in relocating to a … artists in need of studios’, Pretoria news 24 June.|South African Association of Arts (1978), SA Arts Calendar vol. 3, …

… Mthembu. It only took him four contests to become South African Junior Flyweight Champion. Vuyani Nene later … seventh round. In so doing Matlala became the only South African boxer to have won four world titles in a career of 27 …

… City Council. After this she worked with the South African Association of Youth Clubs and for the YWCA-Dube … of her remarkable work. In 1994 Kuzwayo was appointed an  African National Congress  (ANC) member of paliament. She …

… Edward Roworth. Laubser was elected a member of the South African Society of Artists (SASA) in 1907, long before she … a distinctive pastoral style, painting mainly portraits of African and Indian men and women. She exhibited regularly. In …

… Surgeons with a thesis on lesser known poisonous South African plants. April 1926 marked his appointment as … years he served as the Honorary Secretary of the South African Veterinary Medical Association and was editor of …

… to study elsewhere. His application to the South African College, now the University of Cape Town, was … because Dr Abdullah Abdurahman, president of the African Political Organisation (APO) and Cape Town city …

… notion of plural democracy and its viability in the South African context. He also investigated structural violence, … to resist conformity to the apartheid ideology, the South African Government bestowed Johannes Jacobus Degenaar with …

… in the National Assembly in 1994, and the  South African Indian Congress (SAIC) . During his studies at Wits … of Benoni. In 1987 the Security Branch of the South African Police detained him twice under the Emergency …

… to South Africa in 1956 she began working with the South African Congress of Trade Unions  (SACTU). She researched … Talk . In 1963, despite not being a member of the South African Communist Party  (SACP), Altman was banned under the …

… Movement until 1990. Following the unbanning of the African National C, she was seconded to the … powerful role model for women across all sectors of South African society. To this end, we again honour her life and … [Accessed 10 August 2011]| Death of Feroza Adam , from the African National Congress , [online],  Available at …

… 1985. Bam has also served as a director of various South African and international companies, including … Attorneys firm from 1994 to 1995, a member of the South African Broadcasting Commission (SABC) from 1993 to 1996 and …

… principal in Natal was a founding member of the South African Native National Congress (SANNC) later renamed the  African National Congress  (ANC). He was a member of the 1914 … College of Nursing in Durban and registered with the South African Nursing Council (SANC) and the South African Nursing …

… of group exhibtions between 1984 and 1992, including the African Arts Festivals organised by the University of …