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… supply was very poor. This strike led to his expulsion from school.A political activist and trade unionist, he … when a fascist opened fire on the platform he was speaking from. The incident served only to steel his determination. He … became Chairman of the SACP.In 1931 he was fired from teaching because of his political activity,the party …

… BA Degree with Majors in Sociology and Afrikaans, in 1963, from the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. The … Act , which restricted their movement and prevented them from attending public gatherings. During this time, he was … In 1966, he obtained a Diploma in International Relations from the University College of London and in 1968, Pahad …

… British House of Commons despite petitions and protests from the African majority. 1910 31 May, The Union of South … 31 April, South Africa is declared a Republic. 1976 16 June, Uprisings (known as the 16 June Uprisings) by … Several African National Congress leaders are released from prison. 8 December, The Conference For A Democratic …

… degree in Theatre for Development in the United Kingdom from the King Alfred College.  Nkonyeni was the first black … In 1999 she received a Diploma in Conflict Management from Lewisham College in London, United Kingdom (UK). … Igazi. In 2016, she received a lifetime Achievement award from SAFilm and Television Awards.  Nkonyeni’s dream was to …

… was 18 years old when he was banished on 21 July 1953 from his original residence at Matlala's Location, … by the Native commissioner (NC) about his ‘disappearance from the area without permission,’ his employment in … take home.’ He collected usually £5 9 approximately R10) from ‘ (Amina) Cachalia as and when the need arose.’ His …

… [now Mpumalanga Province]. Initially, he earned his income from building houses; thereafter he found a job as a cleaner … wrote. She worked on a farm to earn money to visit him from time to time. Matlala also received money and clothing from the Human Rights Welfare Committee (HRWC). His response …

… He gained two doctorates in chemistry, one of which was from the University of California. His scientific work earned him awards including a golden award from AAAS and a medal from the Taiwanese government. In 1971, Neethling founded The … GENERAL SHOULD BE CHARGED WITH MURDER, SAYS MAX DU PREEZ from Justice [online] Available at: www.justice.gov.za …

… of the 1927 Native Administration Act to Duiwelskloof. From there he was brought to stand trial. He was chairman of … Union Buildings on the 9 August 1956 .’  He was banished from Evaton Township to‘Bendstore in the Duiwelskloof area,’ … Province] on 1November 1956.He was brought back by police from banishment for the treason trial .  Charges, against …

… to a certain Josiel Lefela, an ”opruier” (agitator) from Basutoland.  Lefela was said never to work yet always had money.  It was speculated this came from a certain lawyer who paid him to be his agent. Mopeli … Professor S. Badat on Banishment, Rhodes University, 2012. From the book, Forgotten People - Political Banishment under …

… detained in terms of the Internal Security Act from Aug.-Dec.’76 and then banned; banning includes house arrest from dusk to dawn and during weekends. In April ’73 he was …

… (now Gauteng). With the advent of forced removals from Sophiatown, his family was relocated to Dube, Soweto, in 1958. After matriculating from Pimville High School in Soweto, his first job was at The … others, among them the explosives expert Sgt Don Gold from the Pietermaritzburg Security Police branch. Also …

… school. In 1961, Dudley’s parents were forcibly removed from their family home in Newlands. His parents received … During the 1960s, Dudley was banned and prohibited from taking part in any political activity. His banning order … Iris and their three children were also forcibly removed from their home in Harfield Village as the suburb had been …

… Morris Ranoto was banished on19 January 1955 from Matlala's Location, Pietersburg District, [Northern] … Natal [now KwaZulu-Natal]. He survived on support from family and friends and “became a recluse” after Frans … Professor S. Badat on Banishment, Rhodes University, 2012. From the book, Forgotten People - Political Banishment under …

… (ANC) Treasurer of the Cape Province (during the years from 1940 to 1954). It was Bokwe’s speech that inspired Mbali … in 1956, the following year (1957), his family moved from one section of New Brighton to a newly built one. Mbali … to work for Sacca Ltd during the holidays. He graduated from Fort Hare with majors in English and History and in …

… stands testament to the changing fortunes of Germany from a divided to a re-united nation in a spirit of … We gave ourselves the feeling of self-respect again." (From www.sportsillustrated.com 2003) We are confident that … decision to impose sanctions against South Africa in 1976 because they understood very well that, that action was …

… of anonymous lovers. He would be scrutinising the world from behind his glasses and probably shake his head at the … be a valuable project and would ask the young writers from Mpumalanga or one of the nearby areas  to think of this, … the system gobbled up its children and inevitably, June 16 1976 exploded and with it, the exploding heads of young …

… of South Africa  (CPSA). In late 1926 he was expelled from the ICU when its national conference voted to exclude Communists from the executive committee. In 1927 he became one of the … Gerhart G.M and Karis T. (ed)(1977). From Protest to challenge: A documentary History of African …

… 6 days at the time of his death.The perjury charge arose from evidence he gave in a public violence trial which resulted from the frequent violent clashes between police and students … is made available it is impossible to ascertain from all the police stations and border posts in the Republic …

… 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 … Zulu. Documentation related to their banishment orders, from Usutu Area, Nongoma District, Natal [now Kwazulu-Natal], …

… Vuyani Goniwe, also known as Jorissen (his MK name), from Ntselamanzi Location, Alice in the Eastern Cape, left … MK reconnaissance unit. The unit infiltrated South Africa from Botswana on foot near the Ramatlabama border post and … member Bheki Cyprian Hlatshwayo (MK name, Bismark), died from gunshot wounds and grenade explosions in the skirmish …

… she was convinced by a family member to pursue nursing. From 1959, she trained in general nursing at Glen Cowie … courses and diplomas, culminating in her BCur Degree from the University of South Africa. In 1961,  Malete worked … Through her dedication and hard work, she was promoted from senior sister to senior matron, and then as the nursing …

… 2019, Mabe was awarded a Master of Business Leadership from the University of South Africa (UNISA) School of … Youth League ( ANCYL ) then led by Julius Malema . From 2008, he was the Treasurer General of the ANCYL. In 2012, Malema was expelled from the African National Congress (ANC) by the ANC’s NDC …

… leadership this organisation saved the wine industry from certain ruin. It was he who guided the KWV through good … him by his contemporaries. The creation of the KWV arose from the depressed state of the wine industry at the start of … was his master plan of 1916 to save the wine industry from its woes. Although the co-operative idea was new and …

… He was the fourth son of Janet Burnside Soga , who was from Scotland, and Reverend Tiyo Soga , South Africa’s first … Dr Soga completed his matric at the Dollar Academy, then from 1882 studied veterinary medicine at the Scotland Royal … as a veterinarian in private practice in the Cape Colony from 1886 to 1889. After this, he joined the Cape Colony’s …

… left the Dukwe Camp and then went to Tanzania in 1981, from where he left with a group of PAC members for Guinea, on … had given Botswana a list of people they wanted deported from the country. From Botswana, he skipped the border into Zimbabwe. Here he … Kwela Books, Cape Town|PAC. President ”“ Letlapa Mphahlele from the PAC (online). Available at www.new-web.pac.org.za . …

… jail sentence in Bloemfontein. He was ordered to keep away from Witzieshoek but subsequently returned. The enforcement … Cape (now North West Province). Mantsoe  was released from banishment in 1959 and his banishment order was revoked … Professor S. Badat on Banishment, Rhodes University, 2012. From the book, Forgotten People - Political Banishment under …

… Terrorism Acton 14 May 1969 immediately after his release from Robben Island. He was held for 14 days and died while in … station cells.The district surgeon said his death was from natural causes,and no inquest was held.Mr Mayekiso ,who …

… triggered the resignation of s everal members of the ANC from government and some later established another political … Thabo Mbeki is awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Law from the Glasgow Caledonian University. 12-15 July, President … Centre in Johannesburg. 19 October, The inaugural Desmond Tutu Peace Lecture is delivered by Deputy President Jacob …

… a tribute to Sarah Baartman , the Khoi woman who was taken from her country of birth (South Africa) under false … Baartman must have felt being in a foreign land far away from her home and this prompted her to start writing. The … remains to be returned. Ferrus, along with a delegation from South Africa, left to collect Baartman’s remains and in …

… very popular African activist and received invitation from chiefs all over South Africa.He was a fearless man, … colonies into the Union of South Africa.Pixley returned from Britain the following year. In 1911 Pixley Seme, came home to South Africa from Europe, qualified as South Africa’s second Black African …