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… people died in concentration camps in what’s known as the South African War between 1899 and 1902 – or the Anglo-Boer … do this based on the historical research I’ve done on the South African War for the last 49 years. Setting the record … for Boer civilians in the concentration camps in South Africa exceeded this by a factor of 10. It’s well established …

… She grew-up in a white middle-class English-speaking South African family in the Eastern Cape , with German and … offices on 31 May 1981. After this incident, Sparg left South Africa in 1981 and went into exile in Botswana where she made … [Accessed on 27 August 2012] Marion Sparg South African Activist , from  Whos Who Southern Africa , …

… The early records that were kept by the Black Sash and South Africa Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR),Mr JH was detained … Behind Closed Doors. By Shireen Motala .South African Institute Race Relations.1987. …

… secretary to  Sir Alfred Milner , who brought him to South Africa in March 1901. Duncan was the senior member of …

… he acted for the Black Peoples' Convention (BPC) and the South African Students' Organisation (SASO). His willingness … became the first Minister of Justice of the democratic South Africa. As Justice Minister he embarked upon a programme of …

… Movement in 1969. Steve Biko was viewed with alarm by the South African apartheid government and in 1973 he became a … 750 miles to hospital on the floor of a car. In 1999, South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, set up to … BBC News Online , "2 December 1977: South African police cleared of Biko death." ;From: BBC News …

… POLITICAL HARASSMENT FAROUK ASVAT was banned by the South African regime between 1973 and 1978; and nominated an … National Congress/United Democratic Front/Congress of South African Trade Union alliance on the supposed left of … Farouk Asvat won the Vita Literary Award for southern Africa for his anthology, A Celebration of Flames. He was …

… cricket and rugby and was an outstanding sportsman. He was South Africa”²s first rugby captain, and also captain of the first South African cricket team to tour overseas. After completing … freelance sports historian. The new dictionary of South Africa biography Volume 2, Vista University, Pretoria, …

… Schmidt proceeded to Amsterdam on foot again, sailed for South Africa on ‘t Huijs te Rensburg on 4 December 1736 and landed … the first Protestant mission station in Southern Africa. At this mission, he read the Dutch Bible to the …

… to become the Treasurer of the then Soccer Association of South Africa (one of the four soccer governing units that later formed the South African Football Association (SAFA), a position he held …

… Langalibalele Dube after his election as president of the South African Native National Congress: report in Indian … the attainment of our rightful inheritance as sons of Africa and citizens of the South African Commonwealth. “Many are the difficulties I … Langalibalele Dube after his election as president of the South African Native National Congress …

… “If you are Black and gay in South Africa, then it really is all the same closet…inside is … leader who fought for freedom and social justice in South Africa during the anti-apartheid struggle. His courage …

… initiatives, including the  Convention for a Democratic South Africa  (Codesa). He was one of the first four members of the ANC to enter South Africa from exile in 1990 to start the process of … 15 May 2012] •  Mathews Phosa , from  Who’s Who Southern Africa , [online] Available at  www.whoswhosa.co.za [Accessed …

… not to settle for anything less than what was needed in South Africa. Cholo was one of the founding members of the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) in the early … Nations concerning treatment of political prisoners in South Africa , from the  African National Congress , …

… Minutes of meetings between representatives from South Africa and the United States to discuss the tems of the … Summarised Minutes of discussions between South African and United States Delegations: 27 January 1984, …

… in the internal resistance that led to the liberation of South Africa, and then co-founded and built up the black … Nail: "Having at last achieved political liberation, black South Africans now seek economic empowerment. Our long-term … from They Shaped our Century: The Most Influential South Africans of the Twentieth Century. Published by Human …

… of the interviews of the General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches, Bishop Desmond Tutu. The … was about the fundraising from European countries for South Africa. … Transcript of interviews of the General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches, Bishop Desmond Tutu, …

… Bob Woolmer (58), the Pakistani cricket coach and former South African coach, was found unconscious in his hotel room … of investigation his body was returned to his family in South Africa. Bob Woolmer was one of the most highly regarded … Bob Woolmer, former South African coach, is found unconscious in his hotel room …

… South to South: New Zealand-South African Perspectives …

… contribution to the development of fruit cultivation in South Africa. Cillié grew up on the farm Rhebokskloof and initially … became one of the most reputable schools for girls in South Africa. It was also during her period of service as … E.J. Verwey (ed), New dictionary of South African biography . Pretoria, 1995, pp 45-46 …

… the alphabet. She was the first female ophthalmologist in South Africa. Blake became concerned about blindness and got …

… kidneys went to 10 year old Jonathan van Wyk. In apartheid South Africa that gave rise to some controversy, as the boy was …

… an African. I am born of the peoples of the continent of Africa ... The dismal shame of poverty, suffering and human … nothing can stop us now! Whatever the difficulties, Africa shall be at peace! However improbable it may sound to the sceptics, Africa will prosper!" Source: Mbeki, T. in (2003). Sowetan, …

… South African photographer David Goldblatt (b. 1930) … 1973 monograph On the Mines. His family first arrived in South Africa around 1893, having fled from the persecution of Jews … Secret Histories | South African Photographer David Goldblatt Reveals the …

… The Black Sash’s first stand was against Eric Louw , then South Africa’s Minister of Foreign Affairs.  Robb together with … the book, Precedent and Possibility, The Abuse of Law in South Africa singled her out:  where they describe the battle … Strike a woman, strike a rock: fighting for freedom in South Africa ,  (East London)  pp. 87-96|BurtonM, ‘Friends of …

… Shoe Factory. In 1955 he worked in what was known as South West Africa (now Namibia) in the Consolidated Diamond Mines a … the only Coloured sentenced with a group of young white South Africans - the regime released the others before they … E. A tale of survival: Eddie Daniels tells of his own, South Africa’s history , [online] Available at www.bgsu.edu …

… 1934 with a dissertation on The Dutch Language Movement in South Africa Title of her MA thesis: Die plaas van Guido Gezelle in … in Wellington - the first woman to hold such a position in South Africa. She visited various countries as a South … Verwey, E. J. 1995. “New Dictionary of South African Biography, Volume 1”. HSRC Press. …

… as 'Vejay', was born in Durban, Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal), South Africa in 1957. He matriculated at Naidoo Memorial High in … During this period, he underwent military training in South Africa and in Swaziland. At the University of Natal, …