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BiographyZainab Ebrahim Asvat
… and the establishment of the Collaborationist South African Indian National Council. Mostly Indian women from … . [Accessed 19 August 2009]|Barmania, N. 2008…
BiographyDr Essop Essak Jassat
… oppressed. One such attempt was the creation of the South African Indian Council (SAIC). In 1981, the Transvaal …
BiographyNatvarlal Dayalji “Natoo” Babenia
… July 1962, Ronnie Kasrils approached Babenia, to join the African National Congress (ANC) military wing, uMkhonto … Soske, J. (2009). Wash Me Black Again’:…
BiographyLesley Lawson
… the situation in the country. Lawson joined SACHED (South African Council of Higher Education) an independent …
Article1976-1983: Mass Democratic movements
Introduction
ArticleMass Democratic movements, 1976-1983
… at King William's Town. Source: The Drum Archive / african.pictures The 1976 Soweto riots ushered in an era of … of new recruits were being trained in camps…
BiographyJohn Jacques William Aitchison
… At Natal University he joined the National Union of South African Students (NUSAS), where he was elected the … a high school in Pietermaritzburg going up…
BiographyRobert Anthony Basil Waterwitch
… stated that she assumed that he was affiliated with the African National Congress (ANC ) by virtue of the colours … R. van Niekerk, ‘Memories of Robbie…
Nelson Mandela by O. R. Tambo - Extract from "No Easy Walk to Freedom: Articles, Speeches and Trial Addresses of Nelson Mandela edited by Ruth First", 1965.
… House in Fox Street was one of the few buildings in which African tenants could hire offices: it was owned by Indians. … Hare University College. With others…
Nelson Mandela by Oliver Tambo
… House in Fox Street was one of the few buildings in which African tenants could hire offices: it was owned by Indians. … Hare University College. With others…
This item by Oliver Tambo was published as the introduction to the book "No Easy Walk to Freedom" by Ruth First, 01 June 1965
… House in Fox Street was one of the few buildings in which African tenants could hire offices: it was owned by Indians. … Hare University College. With others…
BiographyDr Franklin Abraham Sonn
… in 1992, as part of Jimmy Carter's team, and ran for the African National Congress (ANC) in the Western Cape during … Rall, Se-Anne. (2025). Tributes to the…
BiographyThomas Madikwe Manthata
… both the University Christian Movement and the South African Students' Organisation (SASO) between 1972 and …
BiographyRonald Vernie Dellums
… City Council, he became known as a spokesperson for African American Community Affairs and for his radical …
BiographyRonald Vernie Dellums
… City Council, he became known as a spokesperson for African American Community Affairs and for his radical …
BiographyKabelo Sello Duiker
… in his own life. His great-grandfather had changed his African name to Duiker so he could be classified as coloured … MacGregor L. (7 February 2005), "…
BiographyMolefi Paul Sefularo
… also served as the Publicity and Information Secretary the African National Congress (ANC) of the Itsoseng Branch up to …
BiographyTwalimfene Joyi
… and Suppression of Communism Acts along with eleven other African National Congress (ANC) members in Pietermaritzburg. … 2012.|Behind Closed Doors. By…
BiographyDeborah Jean Budlender
… after being unbanned, Debbie started working for the South African Labour and Development Research Unit (SALDRU) at UCT. …
BiographyJoe Mkhwanazi
… School. Mkhwanazi began his political activism in the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL). When the …
BiographyJudge Jan Hendrik Steyn
… Villiers had powerful credentials: he had led the South African legal team in the World Court case over Namibia in … iron structures outside Cape Town]…
BiographyNongqawuse
… Colony and Its Frontier Zones, C. 1806-70”, The Journal of African History Volume 37, Issue 3 (1996): 365 ↵ [26] Ibid, … perspective” in Nomboniso Gasa (ed.)…
Documents, and articles relating to the Sharpeville Massacre 1960
… been approved by the Frontline States, the Organisation of African Unity, and the Non-Aligned Movement and by almost all … Front and its main affiliates, the…
BiographySimon Nkoli
… joined his first resistance group; the Congress of South African Students or COSAS. He soon became the secretary for … would become one of the longest…
BiographyKrotoa (Eva)
… . In 1662 Krotoa became the first indigenous Southern African to be baptised a Christian, and the Dutch settlers …
BiographyDr Hoosen Mia Haffejee
… protect our destiny from the cruel injustice of the South African Security Police. I hope our prayers are answered …
Janet Burnside Soga
… College in Edinburgh and became the first ever South African to qualify as a veterinary surgeon. On his return to … Sonderling, N.E. (ed.) New Dictionary of…
BiographyDean Hutton
… media platform founded as a response to the South African media’s unchecked and unacknowledged race, gender and …
Document 42 - “Boycott the Dummy Elections: 2 000 Demonstrate AT Mass Rally”, The Torch , National Edition, 1 April 1958
… representation" had seen an even greater load of anti-African legislation. It- was; an insult to the intelligence … absolutely clear that Herrenvolkism has…
BiographyNowongile Cynthia Molo
… Organisation, a structure which later evolved into the African National Congress (ANC) Women’s League in the …