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… Rustenburg District, Transvaal (now North West Province) from the 1930s onwards. During the 1950s, the regent, … new order dated 19 December 1955, banishing Jeremiah Mabe from Rustenburg to Vryburg, (in the present day North West … of peace, order and good government that [they] be removed from the district of Rustenburg.’  Mabe and others were then …

… College in Durban in 1935. He then obtained a Bcom degree from Birmingham University. He enrolled at Cambridge for a … the Department of History of Art. He headed the Department from its inception on 1 February 1962 until he retired on 5 … teaching at the college, Lakhi obtained a BEcon degree from the University of South Africa and BAHons and MA degrees …

… University of Bombay, he worked in the Bombay Port Trust from 1891 to 1895. He came to Durban in 1895 and worked for a … or other officials was liable to arrest and deportation from the Colony. This was not only an imposition on Indians … government against the Indian community. He was dismissed from his job as postmaster at the end of 1907 after he …

… degree in 1956, which he followed up with a degree from Rhodes University in 1957 – the same year he was … and Edinburgh (Scotland), obtaining a Bachelor of Divinity from London and a Master of Theology from Edinburgh in 1971. In 1960 he taught at the Lovedale …

… a unique outdoor exhibition which is mere 40 minutes drive from Pretoria and 60 minutes from Johannesburg , is a destination of creativity attracting … Lionel Smit . Anton Smit began exhibiting his artwork in 1976 in South Africa. In 1979, he won the South African …

… This chapter comes from the book …

… a waiter by profession, was a Hindu born of Tamil parents from Sri Lanka, although his paternal grandfather was … her, he joined SWAPO. He obtained a teacher’s certificate from Hewat in 1960 and taught at Kensington High School from April to December 1961, then at Walmer Street Primary …

… to pay for his education, he graduted as an older student from the University of Fort Hare in 1959. At the age of 34 he … with other leaders of the SRC Makiwane spearheaded a march from Fort Hare to Alice in 1958 against theTreason Trial. He … Emergency declared that year, the government expelled him from PE. He then went to East London where the government …

… (now KwaZulu-Natal) in 1960. He holds a B Juris degree from the University of Zululand and three LLM's from the universities of: 'KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) and the … So, he secured a loan in the form of monthly vouchers from a local store owner for his mother before he went off to …

… Choene’s banishment documents stated that he was dismissed from the Chieftainship for not paying back money borrowed from certain white people under false pretenses. Additionally, he allegedly disregarded orders from the Chief Native Commissioner (CNC). He vowednot to …

… the system, had to flee to Swaziland when Zulu peasants from the Thomas district of Nongoma threatened to kill him for siding with the BA.” Arising from this conflict, banishment orders were issued on 11 … Documentation related to their banishment orders, from Usutu Area, Nongoma District, Natal [now …

… Seopa and her two children were banished in October 1953 from Matlala's Location, Pietersburg District, Northern … for the family ‘to obtain grocery on a monthly basis’ from shopkeepers between 60-80 kilometres from their dwellings – ‘mainly lekoko (25kg tin) of maize …

… Between 1959 and 1962, eight people were banished from various districts of Mpondoland, [Eastern Province, now … twenty people as the ‘ringleaders’ of resistance, fourteen from Bizana and six from Lusikisiki (areas in the Eastern Province, now Eastern … by Professor S. Badat, Rhodes University, 2012. From the book, Forgotten People - Political Banishment under …

… Mtetunzima Ganyile, from Amanikwe Location, Bizana District, [Eastern Province, … and was awaiting trial.  Hewas banished on release from jail in 1962. In 1965, on the grounds that Frenchdale … North-West Province]  was needed for people to be removed from the ‘swartkolle’ Doornbult and Vergenoeg in the Mafeking …

… June 16th, the ninth anniversary of the Soweto uprising of 1976 and closed on the 23rd. We had originally planned to … delegates representing our entire organisation. They came from every country in the world where we have members. They were drawn from all the national groups of our country. Among them were …

… June 16th, the ninth anniversary of the Soweto Uprising of 1976 and closed on the 23rd. We had originally planned to … delegates representing our entire organisation. They came from every country in the world where we have members. They were drawn from all the national groups of our country. Among them were …

… not to mention our popular History Matters blog. Material from the SAHO website is also used daily by the SABC and by … (SASO), maintaining this position until his arrest in 1976 for attempting to leave the country without a permit. As … skills. After serving his sentence, he fled to Botswana in 1976, marking the start of his life in exile. He also spent …

… not to mention our popular History Matters blog. Material from the SAHO website is also used daily by the SABC and by … (SASO), maintaining this position until his arrest in 1976 for attempting to leave the country without a permit. As … skills. After serving his sentence, he fled to Botswana in 1976, marking the start of his life in exile. He also spent …

… Moraka, a counsellor to Makwena Matlala, was banished from his residence in Matlala's Location, Pietersburg … Five years into her banishment, Moraka returned from a visit to a local chief, Cebe, to find that Maphuti had … son joined the search for Maphuti, there was no response from the police or the Native Commissioner (NC) to Moraka’s …

… They have even known mass graves. In their march from colonial domination to independence they have had to … We are all at this graveside here today because the march from Africa`s colonial past to her social liberation … Uprisings, and because of his involvement, in December 1976 he was arrested and was one of the 12 ANC cadres who …

… forget as he was violently sick during the entire flight from airsickness while on his way to Pretoria from Cape Town. He was then driven to Pretoria Central Prison … shoelaces and watch. They said this would prevent him from committing suicide in prison but he had no intention of …

… confinement for a period of six months without visits from their families and lawyers before being charged and … in the new democratic government. Upon his release from Robben Island, he continued with his political … Despite his political activities which included hiding from the Security Police during the state of emergency in the …

… Dr Nyanzi studied at Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda, from 1993 to 1996, after which she graduated with a Bachelor … attended the University College London, United Kingdom, from 1999 to 2000 and obtained her Masters in Medical … which she followed up with a PhD in Anthropology from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, …

… Banned under the Suppression of Communism Act . Prohibited from attending gatherings. Forbidden from entering any factory or educational premises. To report …

… Please note: This biography is a modified extract from the following source: Laubscher, L. (1999) “Gary Player” from They Shaped our Century: The Most Influential South …

… In 1962, people from a ‘swartkol’ (‘black spot’), Maleuskop, between … [Mpumalanga] were removed and relocated at Tafelkop, 19km from Groblersdal. In 1965, dissatisfied with conditions at … banished to a place near Glen Cowie.’ Joshua Ramopudu, from Groblersdal District,    was banished on 29 June 1964to …

… of the Black Consciousness Movement (BCM). I do this from the perspective of: who he was, what he thought, what he … Biko/BCM were “swimming in money” from local/international, ‘white’ liberal entities, which … sensu lato beginning with the Soweto Student Uprising in 1976 and culminating with the collapse of family structure, …

… From the book:  Book 6: Negotiation, Transition and Freedom … a coup d’etat in Portugal in 1974, the Portuguese withdrew from Africa; Angola and Mozambique became independent under … for a few years and burst into the open again on 16 June 1976 when the Soweto students demonstrated against Afrikaans …

… in the persons of Chief Albert Lutuli and Bishop Desmond Tutu.  Nelson Mandela, leader of this liberation movement, … for many African nations in Southern Africa. ANC had, from its inception, looked upon freedom in South Africa in … in Pan African Conferences, which brought together leaders from Africa, the Caribbean, the United States and Britain, …

… imposed as a chief, he evicted Maema Matlala’s children from the royal house and their homes were destroyed. In 1962, … who said that it was only after five years that she ‘heard from him that he was in Bushbuckridge, but now I don’t hear from him at all’.  While banished he received a meagre £2.7.6 …