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… on 5 February 1950 at Newclare, Johannesburg that:  Africa is for the Africans and the rest is for the guests.  … After his acquittal in the Treason Trial, he left South Africa and became a representative of the ANC in exile, …

… List of political prisoners  and banned persons in South Africa .p.68 Lele Motaung was tried with eleven others under … as the most important political trial to take place in South Africa since the Rivonia Trial of 1963-4. During the …

… he worked for the World Bank. In July 1975 he returned to South Africa to become economic adviser to the KwaZulu Government …

… was elected regional chairperson of the Federation of South Africa Trade Unions (FOSATU), of which NAAWU was an … Gastrow, S. (1992). Who’s Who in South African Politics, no 4 , Johannesburg: Ravan.|(2008). …

… the former townships and the marginalised communities of South Africa. He was educated at the University of the Western Cape … level, but was a leading cricket administrator in South Africa. His interest and illustrious career in cricket …

… Toast Remarks of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, in honour of the Prime Minister of the …

… Reply of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki to the Toast by her Excellency, the …

… featured in group exhibitions: Taking Sides  - Conflict In South Africa, 1984-1986 …

… Piet Koornhof, one of the most controversial figures from South Africa's apartheid era, died in a Stellenbosch frail care … Dr Piet Koornhof, one of the most controversial figures in South African history, dies …

… The Iron Age Before the Iron Age in southern Africa most people were nomadic and survived by hunting wild … Trade routes were established and ivory and gold from Africa was traded for cloth, glass beads and other luxury … across Africa by Bantu-speaking people who migrated to the south from North and Central Africa. Their language and …

… and Philosophy in the subject English at the University of South Africa. This thesis examines works written about imprisonment by four South African political writers who were incarcerated for … South African political prison-literature between 1948 and …

… commenced her law degree through the University of South Africa (Unisa)  [vii]  , but went on to become a full-time … of Nelson Mandela and, as such, was one of very few South Africans to have had unique access to Mandela during …

… South African History Online and Principia College …

… 27 June 1920 in Dulwich, London. In 1938, he immigrated to South Africa, and joined the Union Defense Force in 1940. In the … Design, the equivalent a major in painting. He returned to South Africa in 1954. Between 1954-62 he taught painting and …

… 1979 with the purpose of defending and promoting Islam in South Africa. Cassiem was arrested for breaking the conditions of … they would come down to Harare and proceed to infiltrate South Africa from that point. One of the guerrillas arrested …

… of the University of Cape Town National Union of South Africa Students (NUSAS) executive members and in the face of … enrolled as a part-time LLB student with the University of South Africa (Unisa) and was appointed as a temporary …

… Congress, held in Poona in June 1935. Before going to South Africa as High Commissioner in 1941, he was, in 1940, a … of the Government of India. During his tenure of office in South Africa from 1941 to 1944, Khan seems to have kept aloof …

… progress of socialist liberation movements across Southern Africa (for example in Angola, Mozambique and South Africa). In 1985, after being president for almost 30 years, … Chambi Chachage and Annar Cassam eds. (2010). Africa’s Liberation. The legacy of Nyerere. Cape Town, Dakar, …

… and was active in the National Union of South African Students (NUSAS), heading the non-European … Natal, which led to the growing call for sanctions against South Africa in the USA.  In September, just before the launch of … sacrifices for the creation of a non-racial and democratic South Africa . Available at …

… inquiry into the treatment of the intersex community in South Africa. Gross was increasingly politically active. Her anti-apartheid stance led her away from South Africa. She attended the University of Haifa for 2 …

… North, where he became politically active. He joined the South African Student Association (SASO) , and when the … 2007. Lekota was Minister of Defence of the Republic of South Africa from 17 June 1999 until 25 September 2008. Prior to … . Accessed on 4 March 2026 South African Government. (2026). President Cyril Ramaphosa …

… chosen a comfortable life afforded to middle-class White South African women, settling for a life of leisure and … Gita Dyzenhaus) an article advocating a Bill of Rights for South Africa which was published in the Black Sash magazine in …

… is Thulamela? Thulamela is in the north-eastern part of South Africa near the South African border with Zimbabwe and Mozambique in the … Kingdoms of southern Africa: Thulamela …

… a result of his experiences. He saw the need for change in South Africa, and joined the Black People’s Convention (BPC) in 1973 while still at school. The next year he joined the South African Students’ Movement (SASM) , and in 1976 was …

… 9 August, The Government of India sends a telegram to the South African Government in protest against the proposed … Bill. 5-6 October, An emergency conference of the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) is held in Johannesburg … Bill. Sir Kurma Reddi, the Indian Agent in South Africa, addresses the Conference. The Conference calls upon …

… Van der Gucht moved to South Africa in 1939 and took up a position at the Grahamstown …

… and became the first president of the Labour Party of South Africa, which has contested elections for membership of the …

… of government. The President added that the Republic of South Africa would continue to assist the Transkei and would train … South African President Charles Roberts Swart opens the first …

… Thandi Klaasen, born Thandiwe Nelly Mpambani, was one of South Africa's most celebrated jazz musicians and a defining voice … in February 1959. Klaasen performed in both the original South African production and the acclaimed London West End …

… 2000, he played an important and often prominent role in South African politics. His positions included Deputy … the Chairman of the Civil Society Initiative (CSI) of South Africa. The CSI is an apolitical initiative that aims to …